All language subtitles for Inexorablettt

Hello.

Can we see him right away?
-Yes, he is waiting for you.

She's so impatient
you can't imagine it.

We have a beautiful little one.

Not these, these are dogs in training.
-How much?

About 50 or so.

Is he there?
- He's all the way in the back.

He was still very young
when he was abandoned.

He is big.
-Hello.

He is one year old.
-A year?

Come on, Ulysse.
-Come on.

He is vaccinated, healthy and well behaved.
He's cute.

A beauty.
-Can I have it, Dad?

Can I have it please?
-Okay, but you have to take care of him yourself.

Yes, I promise.
I promise I will take care of him.

Dad?

Is this all ours?
-Yes.

The forest and everything? All of this?
-Yes.

And much more.
-Oh yeah?

If you go all the way that way...

...there is a large pond.
-Can we go there?

Of course that's possible.
We can go swimming and even boating.

Carefully.
-Come on, boy.

Come on, boy. Come on, come on.

I think he found something
for the stairs, look.

Well done. Excuse us.

Yes?
-Look.

We won't be anything for a while
hear from her about a sister.

Hello.

Hello.

I am looking for a room.

Are you over 18?
-Yes.

Do you have identification with you?
-Yes.

Thanks, one moment.

JEANNE DRAHI BELLMER

DAUGHTER OF Pierre DRAHIA
RETURNS TO FAMILY HOME

Good.

Thank you.
-Don't mention it.

Thank you.
-Please.

Shall I pay now?
-No, you can pay when you leave.

No, keep it. It's for the customers.

There is a lot of information
and we are in a beautiful area.

Still, Mom?

It's on the second floor.
-Thank you.

Is it going well? Do you want to eat something?
-I'll be right there.

I was lucky enough to be your father
was able to interview before he left us.

Does it feel weird to take his place?

No, I'm not taking his place
but it is...

No, I will gladly change the image
to keep my father alive.

But I think the publishing world
very developed...

...and I want to bring in new authors.
-Yes, I think Jeanne...

I admired her father greatly,
but what I really appreciate about Jeanne...

...is that it really is her passion,
just like it was for her father.

She has a fresh look
because of her youth and curiosity.

I think it's a very difficult job...

...but it's more
than just a takeover.

I think she's her father's work
continues with a new...

A new vision.

And isn't it exciting to be here
after such a nominal figure?

Yes, but it also brings certain
responsibilities.

You know... How do I say that?

Sometimes I still feel his presence
and it forces me to keep working.

Work, work, work.
Because that was the motto.

Yes, and that's what I grew up with.

Let's have a moment
about your next novel.

I want to know how to get the next part
going to get off work...

...after the success of your first novel.

Inexorable was... It was surprising.

But an author should not think about that.
You don't write...

To please.
-To please. You write out of necessity.

I think we should close the stairs
and use the one in the back, okay?

Mom, I've been looking for Ulysse for an hour
and I can't find him.

Paula?

Yes?

Have you seen the dog?
-No.

Come help me search.
That girl is going all out.

ulysse.

Mom.

He is over there. ulysse.

Awesome.

I found him on the road
so i came here.

Thank you. We almost had a heart attack.

We just got him
so he's not listening properly yet.

He's young, that's all.

Paola, can you get my bag?
-Yes.

Let me give you something.

No that is not necessary.
- Please, I insist.

It doesn't have to.
-I haven't introduced myself yet. jeanne.

Nice to meet you.

My daughter's name is Lucie
and the dog's name is Ulysse.

Do you want to drink something?
-No not at all.

Please, I'd like that.
Come on in.

And you live nearby?
-No.

I was born here.

And then you moved.

When I was little my parents are
died in a car accident.

So I have everywhere
been in foster care.

I'm sorry.
-Does not matter.

I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable.

And now you come here every now and then?
-Yes.

What is it?
-He doesn't listen to me.

Shall I teach you?
-Gladly.

Is that allowed?
-I don't know, don't you mind?

No not at all.
-Do you know anything about dogs?

Yes, I like them.
-Yes?

Shall I teach you?
-Yes, come on.

All right, come with me.
-Thank you.

You have to say 'sit'.
-Sit.

Sit.

Well done.

Do you want to throw it?
-Yes.

Come here. go.

Run, boy.

Bring it back.

Good boy.

He explained that going up the stairs
all three floors collapse.

So all the stairs
should be renovated.

But since you don't listen to me...

...it's not important.
-Yes, I'm listening.

I wasn't thinking about it.
-Oh yeah?

The house is big, isn't it?

I don't have to go to your father's office
to take. I can choose another room.

It's a bit strange.
-But I like having you in his office.

But I feel like a conqueror.
-Of course not.

It's nice to keep it up.
This is your place now.

It will be fine.

You're going to write, right?

Naturally.

What is it?
-Well, you're a little heavy.

You crush me.

No, that is not true.
-That's not nice.

Have I gotten fat?
-No no no.

Guard.

Did you hear that?
-No.

There's something there.
-Where's Lucie?

In bed with the dog,
but I left the door open.

Let's go see.

Oh no.

The stop has been broken.
Can you take the dog away?

Come here. Come on, get out.

Come on.

Hi Gloria, how are you?
-Hello.

It's nice of you to do this.

come.

And go.

Apport, Ulysse.

retrieve.

So?
-Yes, say fetch.

retrieve. over here.

Well, I'm going now.
-No, please stay.

But it's already late.

You did a good job.

Oh no, you don't have to.
-But you worked for it.

Well thanks.
-It's really great.

Marcel, come here.
I want to introduce you to Gloria.

Dad, look.

Ulysse, paw.

Hey, Ulysse.

Here.

Hello, Gloria.
-Hello.

Marcel, Gloria.
-Look, Dad. His little paws.

Saw you?
-That's impressive.

It's thanks to Gloria.
-Well done.

Thank you.
-Good work, boy.

Good boy.

There's Paola, time for your bath.
-Yes.

See you tomorrow.
-See you later.

Thank you.

And, how's the dog?

Will I see you again tomorrow?
-Good.

Bye.

She's great, isn't she?

Are you still going to get her?

Gloria?

Can I give you a lift? Where do you live?

In the village.
-There we go.

Thank you for trusting me with Lucie.
I feel very honoured.

I really like what you've written.

Hey, did you read it?
-Yes.

Especially Inexorable.

It is the most beautiful book
that I've ever read.

Is that right?

Thank you.

Have you read the other books too?
-Yes, everyone.

Gloria, what happened?
-It's nothing.

It's not nothing.
What happened to you?

No, it's... It's just, yesterday...

...there was a man
who wanted to steal my money and...

But I didn't want to, so he hit me.

My goodness, we'll call someone.
-No that is not necessary.

Did it happen after Marcel dropped you off?
-Yes.

He stole everything.

It was Gaston Leroux
who inspired Agatha Christie...

...to write detective novels.

She had The Mystery of the Yellow Room
read...

...and wanted to write, but people said
that she couldn't write detective novels.

When she read that book, she went
try it anyway and it worked.

You're right.
-Guard. When did Leroux write?

I do not know.
-In 1930.

Then you started too.

Have you ever wanted to retire?

My pension...

Do you think I'm that old?
-No, that's not it.

As long as I still have my mind...

...and my legs are still working, I continue.
-You're in good shape.

Jacques is a real country doctor,
as they used to be.

I'm not that old.
-Perhaps you know Gloria's parents?

Are they from here?
-Yes, they were from here.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Are you ready?
-Yes.

Are you still in that weird hotel?

Yes, but I don't know yet
where I'm going now.

Gloria, we have a big house
with many empty rooms.

Can't you stay here
while looking for a solution?

The yellow room is free.

You see, a great idea.
-The yellow room. Beautiful.

Oh no, I'll be fine.
I can't just...

But you are welcome here.
It's really big here.

Next to my room.
-I can not...

We offer it to you ourselves.
-It's okay, Gloria.

It's more convenient for everyone.
-So?

All right, thanks.
-Awesome.

A good choice.
-It is arranged.

Welcome.
-Welcome, Gloria.

Thank you.

It's really nice of you.
- I enjoy doing it.

You have a big window
that overlooks the garden.

The room gets a lot of sunlight.

Here you have a small kitchen...

...with a hob and everything.

And here's the bathroom.

The sheets for the bed are in the closet.

Ask Paola
if you need groceries.

Or you can ask me for the car.

That also applies to the laundry.
-Good.

I hope you don't mind all that.
-No definitely not.

That is amazing.

I am my father not so long ago
also lost, so...

I'm sorry, I didn't know that.
-Does not matter.

You'll like it here, you'll see.

Thank you.
-I'll leave you alone.

Gloria.

Yes?
-Can you come here for a second, please?

I'm coming.

Here, I'm in the office.

Do you have a driver's license?

Yes.
-Awesome.

Would you take Lucie to school?
-Yes.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

Then you can also pay your bill
at the hotel.

And...that's strange. I thought
that I had more cash.

This isn't the first time either.
-Yes, Lucie already told me.

What?
-Well, about Paola.

What's up with Paula?

No nothing.
-No, come on. What's wrong with her?

It's only...

Lucie told me that Paola sometimes
takes money from the wallet.

Thank you.

So, here you have the car keys. Orphan
careful, it's a powerful car.

And for the hotel... Take it.

Here.
-Thank you.

ulysse.

Get in.

Are you wearing your seat belt?
-Yes.

With such doubts,
Sorry I can't hold you.

But I never stole anything.

I'm sorry but I know you
just not good enough, Paola.

But ma'am...

I don't know if it was right
to fire her.

She was a dishonest person.

Do you think I can ask Gloria
to take care of the little one?

Take care of Lucy?

I'm going away for two days.
Barbier continues to whine about his book.

All right then.

The tailor is coming tomorrow
to make Lucie's birthday dress.

Good.

Say something nice to me.

I love you.

There we are.

Look, he's beautiful.
-I don't like it.

Why, you don't like it?
He's beautiful, isn't he?

This is what i want.
-It's very beautiful too.

Yes, but I don't think mama
that approves.

Mom isn't here.
We can take them both.

Wait a second.

Excuse me.
-No, go ahead.

Why do you want the red one? That is...

Here, this one is...

It's too big.
-Yes indeed.

But this one is beautiful, right?
-Very nice.

You can wear it on my birthday.

Oh yes, that's a very good idea.

Do you have a dress for the party?

No.
-Would you like to try it on?

Yes, adjust it. That is a good idea.

Follow me and we'll try it on.
-Good.

Thank you.
-Don't mention it.

Come with me.

That was very sweet of you.

What?
-Let's take them both.

You are so Beautiful.

I find that scary to do.
-No, just do it.

Dad.
-Hold on.

Hold on.

Quiet, listen.

Where are the crayfish?
I am the biggest predator.

Gloria, do you want to swim too?
-That's not necessary.

Come here, my darling.

ulysse.

My treasure.

ulysse.

Do you think it eats sausage?
-Perhaps.

So it doesn't eat sausage.

It ate it. Oh no.

Hold on, don't move.

Thank you.

What if we did that to you?

If we took you out
kept your head under water...

...and offered you some sausage.

I would like that.

They seem to like it.

Are you okay, Gloria?

I've never seen anything so beautiful.

Lucie finally sleeps. I will
turn off the lights on the way up?

No.

Would you like something to drink?

I do not want to disturb you.
-No, it's all right.

I'll get you a glass.
-Okay.

She's beautiful, isn't she?

Yes.
- Are you having a good time here?

Yes very much. Who is that?

Jeanne's grandmother.

She is beautiful.
-Yes indeed.

She was one of them.

Antoinette.

She was a very intelligent woman
and very very beautiful.

And she was unlucky enough to fall for...

...a greedy and cynical boy.

How do you mean?

A very beautiful, but ambitious boy.

He took advantage of her...

...and then worked his way up
at Party Rex...

...but I don't think
that you know what rexism means.

No.
-Let's call it Belgian fascism.

It was very important in the 1930s...

...and he literally became the right-hand man
by Leon Degrelle.

Let's call him the Belgian Hitler.
Anyway...

...he squandered his fortune
and he cheated on her with others.

Then times change in 1944
and he fled, like a coward.

And Antoinette?

She was arrested for treason
and convicted.

She let herself die
in the name of love in prison.

I know it sounds very romantic.

But nowadays no one dies anymore
for love, so don't worry.

You know Jeanne told me about
your parents.

It's awful.

It is what it is. It's a long time ago.

Why am I talking about this?
It's none of my business.

Sorry.
-A little though.

Why?

After the accident I read your books
dozens of times.

You saved me in a way.

Thank you.

Can I ask you one more question?
-Naturally.

'Can'. Can you ask me a question.

How long have you been writing?

Seven years?
I mean, since I was seven years old.

Did you write novels back then?
-No.

No, I write letters.
I wrote letters to my mother.

I wrote letters to her
which she never answered.

So I made up answers...

...and then...
-But where is your mother now?

I only have one family.

Joan and my daughter.

How did you get to know Jeanne?

Excuse me.

At that time I had my first book
written that no one wanted...

...and I had many jobs
and also worked in a bar.

One day Jeanne walked in.
She was still working for her father at the time...

...who was a publisher.

Then we met again
and she edited...

Inexorable.

Yes, Inexorable.

Excuse me. Yes.

How are you darling?

No no.

No.

MARCEL BELLMER INVOIDABLE

FOR JEANNE

What is that?

A little sunshine.
-And then you smile.

That's nice, isn't it?

It's mom. Come with me.

come.

ulysse.

Mom.

My darling.
-Mom.

My sweet girl.

Is it going well? Did it go well?
-Yes.

Yes.
-Yes?

Your suitcase.
-Isn't that too heavy?

Hello, Gloria. How did it go?
-Yes very good.

That is beautiful.

Is he in his office?
-Yes, I think so.

O Gloria, I got Marcel yesterday
speaking on the phone...

...and we want to offer you
to come and work for us full-time.

Okay, yes.
-Really?

Yes.
-That is amazing.

Thank you very much.
-Thank you.

We swam. Dad too.
-Yes?

He jumped in. it was so funny
when he jumped out of the boat.

He looked like a lizard.
-Really?

We caught two crayfish.
There were few.

And then we got them back
put in the water.

Okay, and your dress?

Say it.
-I don't like it.

I want the red one.
-But the blue one is for your birthday.

But even Gloria likes the red one better
and daddy too.

Honey, we already decided
that you would wear the blue one.

Okay.
-Good?

By the way, have you seen Gloria's dress?
Isn't that beautiful?

Yes, of course.
-Dad gave it to her.

Oh yeah?
-For my birthday.

That's nice.
-She's so beautiful.

Yes, she is very very beautiful.
-I want to be like when I grow up.

Really?
-Yes.

Would she say yes if I ask her?
to be my sister?

She sure likes that.

Don't worry, it's just the stops.
-Okay.

That happens in old houses.

Sleep well, Mom.
-Dream softly, honey.

Can I leave the dog with you?
-Yes.

Sleep well.

Are you coming?

I'm coming.

Sleep well, Gloria.
-Sleep well.

Sleep well, Gloria.

If I stop smoking
I don't do this in bed anymore.

Maybe we should learn to smoke with...

Stop talking to yourself.

Cigarettes are not really necessary.

Like these.

Oh no, I just lit it.

I like it
if you smell like cigarettes.

It turns me on
if you smell like cigarettes.

For real?
-Yes.

Say it again.
-Fuck me.

fuck me.

fuck me.

I'll put it in.
-Yes.

Wait a second.

I did not expect it.
-Yes.

Wait a second.
-Do i have to do something?

Show me your tits.
-Yes.

Wait a second.

Wait a second.

Slowly. Come on.

Wait a second.

What?

Stop, stop.

How so?
-Stop.

Why?

It does not work.

I'm distracted.
-Sorry.

No no.

It's all right.

Do you want me to do something?

Do you want anything?

Please don't do that.

What can I not do?
-That.

It happens to everyone.
- Of course, it's normal.

I mean, it happens.

It's not important.
I don't blame you.

I didn't expect it, that's all.

I did not expect it.

Would you like any juice?
-Yes please.

Thank you.

Did you like school when you were little?
-No.

Do you like it?

Well, it's boring.
And I don't have any friends either.

That's normal, you don't know them yet.

Are you done with the butter?
-Yes.

Are you OK?
-Yes.

Are you sure?

Girls, you mustn't be late.
-She spilled on her dress.

Have you already made a guest list?
-No.

You have to, honey.
Otherwise no one will come.

I don't have any friends, so...

But that is precisely the opportunity for that.
Invite your whole class.

And can I do a performance?
-Yes, you can do a gig.

It's going to be a great party.
Still, Gloria?

What are you doing, Gloria?

I spilled on my dress.

Well, you shouldn't work in a dress like that either.
Put on something else.

Come on, you'll be late.

See you later.

'It's going to be a great party,
right Gloria?'

I actually spoke to someone
of the municipality.

We saw that beautiful theatre, didn't we?

They want to invite you
to make a presentation.

No not at all.
-But it's that beautiful theatre.

No, that's tasteless.
-It won't if I ask you.

And you give the lecture.
I think it's stylish.

Oh, I'm doing the nomination?

You're right,
I haven't done it in a while.

And you're so good at it.

Gloria.

Don't just stand there, clean it up.

No no no.
You'll burn yourself soon, I'll do it.

It's all right, I'll do it.

It's all right.

I'll do it, don't worry.

Sorry.

Good evening.

Don't talk to people like that.

But she's really clumsy.
-Don't talk to people like that.

She's still young.

Have some green beans.
-No.

Have some green beans.
-No.

Dad doesn't eat them either.
-Yes, and don't talk to me like that.

Dad also takes green beans.

This is already the second time. This morning
she dropped coffee and now the food.

What?
-Nothing.

Gloria? What is going on?

Guard. Gloria, wait.

Gloria, what is it?

You know you can talk to me.

What is it? What is going on?

It's Jeanne.
-Jeanne?

Is it about the food? It does not matter.

She's being mean to me.

You know Jeanne. Do what she asks of you
and she leaves you alone.

'Is there a way
to understand love...

...without becoming someone first
who loves?

The man then said to himself
that he loved for the first time.'

That's from my book.

Do you know my book by heart?

No.

No, this is not correct.

Yes?

My apologies here.

First
don't you say 'I apologize for this.'

You say, "I apologize."

You are the daughter after all
from a publisher.

I apologize.
-Okay, accepted.

I don't know what got into me.

I was wrong.

I have the feeling that you are not happy.

Not happy, but not unhappy either.

Then I'll let you work.

Guard.

Guard.

You have many things to make up for.

However?
-I don't know.

Yes, you've got a lot to make up for
you know that.

How would you make it up?

I don't know.
-How would you make it up to me?

You're a cunt bitch, aren't you?
-I do not know.

Can you be a pussy bitch?
-I don't know.

Can you be a pussy bitch?

I can be your bitch.

Okay, you can be a bitch.

Let's see if you can be a bitch
that can spread her legs.

You're wet, of course you're wet.

You're wet because you're a slut.

My performance is going to be great.

Do you want to help me?
-Yes. Well, that depends.

From what?

Or your mother asks me to leave.

Why would she ask that?

It's a bit complicated, but I
think your mother doesn't like me.

That is impossible.

I asked her if you could be my sister
and she liked that.

She likes you, promise.
-Really?

Yes.

But do you want that?

be your sister?
-Yes.

Of course I want that.

That was a real war cry.

Now you're going to walk again
and you come closer and closer.

You look them in the eye.

Marcel.

I'm sorry about yesterday.

No, it was me.

Don't you want to talk to me anymore?
-Yes.

Is it because I no longer have the dress?

The dress? Which dress?
-It's because of Jeanne.

Marcel?

Guard.

No, stay.

Kiss Me.

Marcel.

I can not do it.

No no no.

shit.

I want you immediately
leave this house.

Do you understand me? Well?

Do you understand what I said?
Do you see what you've done?

But I stay.
-No.

If you say something to Jeanne,
then i say you fucked me.

She won't believe you.
-Then I'll tell her about the letters.

The letters? The letters? Which letters?

shit.

Harry will be able to save the stairs.

And the budget he sent
looked good.

We have dinner Friday night
by the way, is that okay?

He irritates me.

Harry, Harry, Harry.

He irritates me.

What's up with you?
-I wonder what you see in him.

I don't know if he's that competent.

Just write and stop with that nonsense.
-No.

What no'?
-That's low of you.

No, that's not it.

What have you got there?
-It's nothing.

It's not nothing, that's blood.
-It's nothing.

What is this?
-It's nothing, it's a little...

Oh my God, what the hell is this?
-It's nothing.

It's not nothing, what is it?
-I was bitten.

Ulysse bit me.
-Ulysse bit you?

When?
-When I let him out.

I wanted to take him away from a bitch.

I shouldn't have done that.
And he didn't bite.

He bit you on the neck?
-Because I was stooped.

Jeanne, I stooped
to separate the dogs.

Please stop.
-And you left him with Lucie?

What are you doing?
-Nothing, honey. Go to sleep.

Gloria, it's me. Open up.

Open up. Listen...

Look, it was a misunderstanding.

I was too amicable with you, I'm sorry.

Open the door.

Open the damn door.
Give me back my letters.

Give them back.

Open up.

We have to get rid of him.
-What?

Yes, honey, I know.

What are you talking about?
-Sorry.

Dad, what is this about?
He didn't bite you.

I know Ulysse.
He would never bite anyone.

Honey, it was an accident. Good?
A dog that bites once can bite again.

My dog doesn't bite, I know that.
-Marcel, tell her.

Why do you say such a thing?

Ulysse doesn't bite.
-It won't happen again.

It won't happen again.
He was startled by me, that's all.

You must be strong, honey.
-You can't do this.

It's not fair.
He didn't bite, I'm sure.

Marcel, call the vet.
-No.

No, let's be rational.

Why should we call the vet?

Can you go get Gloria?
-Mom, he never bit anyone.

Go get Gloria.

If something happens to her,
then I hold you responsible.

What are you going to do then?
Are you going to put that dog to sleep?

Because he is dangerous.
That's perfectly logical, isn't it?

Gloria, that dog always has to
wear a muzzle, okay?

What?
-Good?

Always?
-Always.

Okay.

That's not fair.

I know...
- Honey, we're done talking.

Mom, he didn't bite. I know my dog.
-Come with me.

He's never bitten anyone.

Well done.

Do I have to put it on you?
-Yes.

MARCEL BELLMERS FIRST NOVEL
IS A MASTERPIECE

A PRETENT
AND EXTENDED SERIOUS BOOK

JEANNE DRAHI BELLMER
RETURNS TO FAMILY HOME

jeanne.

That girl...

What exactly do you know her from?

Gloria?
-Yes.

Where do you know her from?
What do you know about her?

What is going on?
-What do you know about her?

Where does she come from?
-Take it easy.

Wait, you asked me a question,
so i will answer you.

Can you bark?

Oh no.

Gloria.

I said that dog
had to keep the muzzle on.

She should wear a muzzle.
-The dog...what?

What did you say?
-Nothing.

Repeat what you just said.

I said you have a muzzle
should wear.

Get out of this house immediately.
I don't want to see you anymore, run away.

bitch.
-What have you done?

I'll save you, baby.
- I don't care, why did you do that?

You always ruin everything.
It's not his fault.

Ulysse has never bitten anyone.

Honey, he bit your father.

No, Lucy. Stay with me.
- Glory.

Lucie. Honey, stay with me.

Stay here, stop.

Stay with your mother.
-Let me go.

Gloria, please go away.

You're horrible, she was my girlfriend.
-Take it easy.

She was the only one who understands me.
-She's not your girlfriend.

You always ruin everything.

Is someone here?

Keep calm.

My mother is sleeping.
-My apologies.

I'm looking for information about a girl
that resided here.

Yes?
-Gloria, around 20, black hair.

What do you want from her?

My wife wants to hire her to help...

...and I have to...
-Guard.

Aren't you Mr Bellmer, the writer?

Yes that's me.
-With the Drahi girl?

I saw the interview in the newspaper.

Well that's a very nice house
what you have.

Thank you.

So, about Gloria?
-Yes, wait a minute, please.

Luckily I make copies of
the identity documents of my guests.

Her name is Gloria Bartel...

May I?

Okay, I'm sorry I bothered you.

Hello, I would like a taxi immediately.

Thank you.

Come with me to the restaurant, come on.

Upwards.
-I do not want.

You're coming, period. Stand up.

bartel.

bartel. B-A-R-T-E-L. Gloria.

Born on February 11, 1996.
- I'm looking for her.

Both parents have died
in a car accident, if that helps.

No, not both her parents.
-How do you mean?

It says here that her father was unknown
at her birth.

Sorry, I didn't hear that.
-Her father is unknown.

Her father is unknown?

Sir, are you still there?
-Yes I'm still here.

And the mother, is she dead?
Is she dead too?

I can't answer that, Mr Bellmer.

Can you just give me her first name then?
- Elizabeth.

shit.

Damn it, stop.

Good evening sir.
-Good evening.

Honey, it's me, daddy.

Where were you?
-Are you OK? I'm here now.

Go back to sleep.

How are they?

Very good.
-Excuse me.

I am so sorry.
-How are you?

Marcel.
-Are you okay?

I was...

We have already ordered.
-Awesome.

You look so good together.
-Yes.

That's true.

She looks good.
-You two fit together so well.

A real unit.
-How long have you been married?

This summer it will be 25 years.

And never had any minor problems?
-Only punctuality.

Punctuality.

I had a problem with Gloria.

She insulted me
so i fired her.

Well done.

What's the matter with you, Marcel?

I've got you all day
unable to reach.

I'll explain
when we get home, okay?

Shit, it's that bitch.

No Jeanne, wait.

What are you doing here? Get out.
-He bit me, Ulysse bit me.

What?
-I came to get my book and he went crazy.

Come with me.
-What are you doing?

Bring our daughter home.

How so?
-Bring our daughter home.

Get in the car.

Gloria?
- Come on, honey. Out.

I'll explain later.

Where are you taking me?
-I'll take you to the station.

Are we going out together?
-No.

What do you want from me?

I want you.
-You want money, right?

I want you.

No no no.
-I can take care of you.

I will take care of you.
-I won't let you ruin my life.

I know you.
-You don't know me at all.

I can take care of you. We can
Take Lucie and be happy.

Listen to me.
- Please, Marcel.

You are insane.
-Not true.

I can change.
-Where are my letters?

Where are my letters?
-In your office.

Marcel, I am your inevitable.
-No.

Get out of the car.

You can't do this.

Do not go. Please do not go.

Out.

Out.
-No.

You can't do this.

No.

Out.

Out, damn it.

Please do not leave me.

Lucie.

What is going on?

Daddy.
-What is the matter dear?

She killed him.

I got the vet the dog
to take with you.

Calm down, come with me.

Listen to me.

Don't worry, he's not dead.

FOR JEANNE, OF GLORIA

Come to me.

IF YOU EVER WANT TO UNDERSTAND LOVE

YOU MUST BECOME THE ONE
WHO LOVES

Who did you get those letters from?
-What is this?

They are mine, give them here.
-What is this?

It's nothing.
-Who wrote this?

A childhood sweetheart.
-A childhood sweetheart?

From 1995.

We were already together in 1995.

I left her for you.
-Who wrote this?

It was very difficult for this young girl
that we broke up.

So she kept writing to me. I got her
letters preserved, out of some sort of sentiment.

What happened to her?

She died.
She committed suicide.

Give them back.

Give them back.
-Let me read that damn letter.

"If you ever want to understand love...

...you have to be the one
who loves.'

That comes from Inexorable, isn't it?

That's Inexorable.

You've been lying from the start. you never have
a word written, it was a lie.

you never have
even wrote one line...

...of that damn book
what you commanded me.

You never wrote anything
or is it?

You've been lying to me for fucking 25 years.

You've been lying to me for 25 years.

Listen, calm down.
-Shut up.

Shut up, you're just lying.

I beg you.
This girl is destroying our lives.

Think about it.

Then watch what she does.
Gloria is the one doing this.

Why else did she leave
those letters with you?

Forgive me please.

I beg you, forgive me.

Tomorrow is our daughter's birthday.

Then I want you to leave.

No, please...
-Out.

Daddy.

What are you doing? What is that?

No, listen to me.

I had a fight with mom, okay?

I'm going away for a while, it's better this way.

But I'm not going far, okay?
-Can i join you?

No, honey, no.

Daddy...

...did Ulysse really bite you? Well?

No.

He didn't bite you.
-No.

Look, Mom.

So, did you hire her?
-Excuse me?

That young girl you asked for
in the hotel.

You should have seen her this morning
all dressed up in her dress.

I asked her:
"Are you going to all that trouble for me?"

That made Mom laugh.

She said she was going on vacation.

She went to pick up her sister
and they would go on vacation together.

But you probably already knew that.

Guard.

Pick up, pick up, pick up.

Hello.

Gloria, you're back.

Congratulations, Lucy.
-I've missed you.

Is the dog for me?
-Yes.

Where's your father?
-In the hotel.

How so?
-He had a fight with Mom.

Do you know what we're gonna do?
We're going to get him together, okay?

Shall we bring him home together?
-Yes.

Back to our house.
-Good.

Shall we go?
-Yes.

Come with me.

Are you sure?
-Yes.

For real?
-Come with me.

We'll take mommy's car,
then we are faster.

Come on, we have to hurry.

Lucie, come with me.

I don't want to go with you.
-Why not?

I don't want to hurt mama
I don't want to lie to her.

She won't notice we're gone.
Come on, Lucy.

Lucie, come here.

No no.

No.
-Open the damn door.

Lucie.

Mom.
-Lucie.

Mom.

Backwards.

Back off or I'll break her neck.
- Gloria, stop. Let her go.

Stop. Gloria, let her go.

Out.
-Let her go.

That's how he took me
that's how he fucked me.

Like a dog.
-Shut the fuck up.

Shut the fuck up.

Damn.

Leave my family alone.

No.

Gloria, no.

No.

Mama what are you doing?
-Come with me.

Guard.
-Come with me.

Get in.