All language subtitles for The.Intouchables.2011.FRENCH.1080p.BluRay.x264.DTS-FGT.En

Get out of my way!

Ok, here they are.

Philippe, wake up now, I bet
you 100 euro‚ that I'll lose them.

Philippe? Deal.

Let's do this!

Gosh, you're on a good night.

Fuck.

You lost them alright.

Get out of the car!
Hands on the hood!

– I double.
– 200 euro‚ that they're escorting us.

You're gonna lose again.

– 200 euro!

– Come on! Show me your hands!

Your hands goddammit!

– Wait. I'm gonna explain.
– Shut up. Hands on the hood.

– Wait.
– Get out of the car. Now!

Take it easy!

He can't get out.
He can't even open the door.

Look at him for god's sake!

There's a wheel chair in the trunk.
He's disabled. Go check!

Get off me.

– He's telling the truth.
– SO!

What did you think?

You think I'm driving that fast.
For the fun of it?

I was going to the hospital.
I'm working for him. He's having a stroke!

The more we wait,
the worse it gets.

He can't move, he can't do anything.
That's why I'm here.

I think we have a problem here.

Come see this.

– What the fuck do we do now?
– That's right, think about it. Take your time.

But meanwhile call his 15 years old daughter
and tell his father is dead because of you!

Because if he's not taken care
of within 5 minutes, it's over.

But take your time.

Think. Think fast. He's dying!

Alright, don't lose any more time.
Go.

– Where are you going?
– ER.

We're gonna escort you, it's safer.
Let's go, we're escorting them!

They're gone. They're leaving.

Good.

Philippe, this is so gross.

I can't deal with that, how
do you produce this…

Alright, you'll really have to
get your license eventually.

Yes but meanwhile «we're gonna
escort you, it's safer».

A 200 euro, escort.

What? I never bet such
amounts of money.

Let's celebrate a little bit.

«We're gonna escort
you, it's safer.»

Cool it. I helped you big time.

Philippe, an escort.
A safe escort!

Here he comes.

We took care of it.
A stretcher will be here in a second.

– Are you gonna be ok?
– Yeah, it's fine.

– Good luck.
– Whatever.

Now what?

Now you let me decide.

UNTOUCHABLES

Based on a true story.

Do you have references?

Well yes. I validated my CAFARD.

A certificate of aptitude to
take care of disabled persons.

I validated it in a renowned institute
in the Landes country in 2001

I have a high school
«Proximity Services» diploma

and a bachelor's in «Social
and Familial Economy»

I don't… like… I mean…
I have been mostly studying rather than working.

What is your main motivation?

Money. Duh!

Mankind.

I'm all about mankind.

Good for you.

To help others, I think.
It's good right? It's a good answer?

I like the neighbourhood.

I love disabled persons.
Since I was a little child actually.

To promotes disabled
people's autonomy, I'd say.

Their social insertion.

Sports too.
You gotta move, you know.

For the social life, I mean.

These people can't
do anything…

I saw… had my first
professional experience…

It was Mme Dupont Morathie.

A really old lady…

really old…

I assisted her…

until the end, day after day.

In geriatrics there were good times too.
We had King's cake… er…

Oh… I'm also an expert
in administrative stuff…

Financial aid… Welfare…

I… I don't know…

maybe you qualify?

You'll check, Magalie.
But I don't think so…

– Yvan Laprade?
– Yes.

– No no no, get out… I've been waiting for 2 hours.
– It's my turn now.

Hello.

I'm coming to have
a paper signed.

Please take a seat.

Do you have references?

References? I do.

So?

We're all ears.

«Kool & the Gang»,
«Earth, Wind & Fire».

Those are good
references, aren't they?

I don't know them. Take a seat.

If you don't know them, you don't
know anything about music.

I don't think I'm incult
when it comes to music.

– Even if I don't know you «Sool» whatever…
– NO.

«Kool & the Gang».

What about you?
You know Chopin, Schubert, Berlioz?

You're asking me
if I know Berlioz?

I'd be surprised if YOU knew
anything about Berlioz.

I'm a specialist, though.

Oh really…

Who do you know there?

– Which building?
– What do you mean which building?

But, man…

Berlioz was a famous composer before
your residency was called after him.

Writer, critic of
the 19th century.

It's a joke. I know who Berlioz is.
But I see humour is like music for you.

You don't know
anything about it.

Tell us about your paper.

I need a signature…
To prove I came to the interview.

It says that unfortunately, despite my obvious qualities…
whatever usual bullshit you use

you're still not interested.

I need 3 of these to get
welfare money again.

I understand, welfare.

– You don't have any other motivation in life?
– Oh I do.

There's one right here.
This here is really motivating…

So, what's happening now?

Signing? Not signing?

I'm sorry I can't
sign it right now.

Why is that?

Why?

Oh yeah, that's a bit annoying.

Because I have a deadline,
and since I'm pretty late…

It's «a bit annoying», indeed.

Can't the motivation
sign for you?

No, Magalie can't do that.

It's a shame.

She could have dropped
in her number as well.

You'll have to come
back tomorrow.

9 am. Your paper will be signed.

I wouldn't want to deprive
you from welfare.

– Sorry I can't walk you to the door.
– It's all good.

Don't get up…
I mean stay seated.

See you tomorrow.

– Nina?
– Yeah?

– Is she here?
– No. She'll be back late.

No! Hey!

Don't use it now, it's
using all the water.

Stop the water!

And get out.

– I'm showering, what are you doing here?
– Leave me alone. – Get out!

Make them leave. Come on.

Bitou, I'm not joking.

Nina!

Nina. Get out, you
and your fat belly!

Let it go!

Give me a towel.
Why are you still here…

Get out, all of you!

Bitou, come one.

Hey! Bitou!

What do you think you're doing?

Sit down.

What do you want?
Coca-Cola or this one?

I want Coca-Cola.

– Where do you come from?
– School.

Can you wipe the thrash can?

Where are you going now?

Horse-riding.

That's right, act
like a smart ass.

It's for you.

Where have you been?

– Holidays.
– Holidays?

You think people don't
talk around here?

That I'm incredibly stupid?

You've been gone for 6 months.
Not one phone call. Nothing.

And you come back, as if nothing
happened, giving me a Kinder egg?

Do you think I'm gonna
pay the rent with that?

The groceries?

(african language)

(african language)

Do you think it's a hotel here?

Look at me when I'm
talking to you.

Moron.

– It's impossible to talk with you.
– You want to talk?

Alright.

I'm listening.

I'm listening now.

You know Driss…

I prayed a lot for you.

But god forgive me…

I have other children.

I still have hope for them.

I don't want to see you
around here any more.

You're taking all your stuff.

And you get the
fuck out of here.

Got it?

Leave.

Leave!

…and he's gone!

It's a good one, right?

Ok, I'm off.

You don't think it was funny?

Yes?

– I'm here for my paper.
– Yes, I was waiting for you.

– You know… the paper.
– Get in.

Can you tell Philipp
the boy is here?

Of course.

– So?
– The beats are not quite done.

– But the radish are good.
– Ok. – Hello.

Let's go.

Just so you know, he
had a rough night.

Just like you, apparently.

The day starts at 7

with the nurse.

He needs 2 to 3 hours
of care every morning.

I'm warning you, most people
give up after a week.

They come and go pretty fast.

Well…

I like the furniture, the
music, it's cool and all…

but I don't think I'll buy it.

And I don't have the whole day.

Listen, I was asked to give you a tour,
believe me I also have better things to do.

It's almost done anyway.

Here, you can communicate
with a babyphone.

It's like a Walkie-Talkie.
You hear him, he hears you.

According to the contract,
you also have your own room.

The toilets.

And a bathroom.

A private bathroom.

Hello…

It's here.

He's waiting for you.

One minute…

So I signed your paper.

It's in an envelope,
on the little table.

By the way, how is it to be forced
to rely on others for a living?

What?

You don't have a problem living
from other people's work?

I'm good, what about you?

Do you think you'd
be able to work?

I mean with duties,
a schedule…

Responsibilities.

I was wrong. You're funny.

I'm so funny I'm ready to take
you on a one month trial.

Do you want the day
to think about it?

I don't think you'll
make it past two weeks.

What?

You can't forget a single
bone or a single muscle.

Everything has to move.

We want to keep the skin
and the joints healthy.

You'll have to be
very meticulous.

Rigorous.

Ok? You get it?

Hey, wake up!

Sleep at night.

– I'm not sleeping.
– Come help me.

We're going to bring
Philippe to his chair.

And then to the shower.

You know what?

Try yourself. Show me.

Don't be afraid. Go ahead.

I'm not afraid.

– There. Good enough?
– Wait!

Never let him go until
he's all strapped.

It's one of my sins.

None told me.

I'm in training.

Do you want gloves or what?
Rub harder, for god's sake.

It doesn't foam!
It's a weird shampoo.

– How is it going?
– I'm washing his hair…

but it doesn't foam.

What do you mean?

What the hell…
are you kidding me?

You put the cream for
his feet in his hair.

Wait, wait…

Please tell me you can read.

You look really
talented, don't you?

They look exactly the same.
Why isn't there only one for everything?

There are 20 of them.

Ok, move on now.
I won't stay here for 2 hours.

– So I'm using this one?
– The one that says «shampoo».

– Are you gonna be ok?
– Of course, he'll be ok.

My feet have never
been styled so well.

Go have your lunch, Marcelle.
Everything is fine.

Wow, do these come with a skirt?

Those are contension stockings.
If I don't wear them, my blood won't flow

and I'll pass out.

I'm not putting stocking on you.

We're gonna have a problem here.

Since I won't do it, we'll have to…
at a point… I mean…

we'll have to figure out if…
Marcelle!

Maybe she can come back…

and do it herself.

Since she's a girl and
everything, she knows how to.

I don't even know why we're
debating, I'm not gonna do it.

Even for you, at this point you'd
probably better pass out…

You have to say no, to stand up for yourself.
Marcelle! We're not going to do the stockings.

What's the matter, you're dealing with the stockings,
you have a cute little earring, I think it's coherent.

Easy on the sass, alright?

Looks like you
have experience…

No? You never thought about…

starting a salon or something?

Ok. Done.

Now what are these gloves for?

Er… we're going to wait
a while more for this.

You're not quite ready.

No. He's not quite ready.

What does it mean, Marcelle?

– What is that?
– We'll explain at a point.

Marcelle, we have to talk…

There's a problem
with the training.

It's not about being ready.
I do not do that.

I don't empty a stranger's butt.

I don't even empty
a friend's butt.

I usually don't empty butts.

It's a matter of principles.

Can we talk about this later?
When I'm done eating, for example?

No.

No use speaking about it later.
I'm done with this.

It's weird, I don't like it.

I didn't say anything about the stockings.
But it cost me.

I'm making compromises,
please do the same for me.

– I'm done with the butt-emptying issue.
– I think I get it.

It's not right. I'm done.

– Bon appetit.
– Thank you.

– Pretty, huh?
– I love it.

Am I bothering you?

Is it a theatre or what?

– I'm trying to eat here.
– Hey, what's up?

– Do you know where I can find a beer?
– Try in your hair.

We had two 6-packs,
did you take them?

I don't know. I don't care.

So take your feather
duster with you and leave.

Come on, let's get out of here.

It's the new guy
working for my father.

The «guy» has a name you know.

Damn.

– What?
– Sorry.

– What happened?
– Nothing.

– Are you sure?
– Yeah.

I'm massaging.

That is nuts.

Are you having fun?

You don't feel
anything down there!

What the hell…

– What are you doing again?
– Experiments.

He doesn't give a shit,
he feels nothing! Look!

Stop it, you're gonna burn him.

Lawyer.

Lawyer.

No… this is personal.
I'll read it later.

Personal file?

Ok.

Thrash.

She has a little
something, though.

Can't we create a hooker file?

– Bon appetit.
– Thanks.

Please.

Sorry.

I'm sorry.

Fuck, I keep forgetting.

Fuck, sorry.

That's good.

Driss?

Can you come?

Do you hear me, Driss?

Can you please come?

Driss.

Driss.

What?

It's almost 9.
Philippe is waiting.

It's 9 already? I lost track of time,
it took forever for my bath to foam.

– This room's a piggery.
– Make me a coffee, I'm coming.

What about the babyphone?
It's supposed to always be with you.

And I want Nutella! Not jams with
weird fruits that nobody knows of.

I'm not going in there.

Even you!

I'm not gonna load you in
the back like a horse.

What about this one?

This one is not fit for me.

– What do you mean?
– I have to be pragmatic.

Pragmatic?

Oh damn!

Son of a…

Feels good, right?

– It does!
– So good.

It's nervous!

Let's go.

That's the neighbour again.
He always parks here.

He thinks it's his
own parking spot.

I see some change coming.

– Hi, how is it going Patrick Swayze?
– What?

Would you like a cup of coffee?

– Can I see that?
– What the…

Come here.

Now read this. Read!

«No Parking.»

– Louder. I can't hear you.
– «No Parking»! – That's the way to do it.

– Read the bottom of it.
– «Reserved spot».

Now you keep that in mind, and
you get the fuck out of here.

Hurry up.

Get lost!

We're opening on tuesday.
It will be sold by tuesday night.

Can we go? You've been
looking at this for an hour.

You're gonna have
to move at a point.

This painting expresses
an overwhelming serenity.

And some violence as well.

I find it very moving.

Red stains on a white
background are moving?

How much for this thing?

I think it's 30000 euro.
I can check if you want.

You'd better check indeed.
It sounds exaggerated.

You're not gonna pay 30000
euro for this piece of crap!

– Unbelievable.
– You'd better believe it.

This dude nosebleed on a white
board and asks 30000 euro for it?

Tell me Driss, why do you think
people are interested in art?

– I don't know, it's a business.
– No.

That's because it's the only
thing one leaves behind.

That's bullshit. For 50 bucks and a stop at a
hardware store, I can leave something behind as well.

I can even add extra blue
for free if you wan.

Stop talking nonsense.
Give me a M&M's.

No.

Give me a M&M's.

No feet, No sweets.

Hey, I'm joking.

It's a joke!

– Oh it's a joke!
– Well yeah!

– A joke…
– A good one, right?

Really funny.

It's a classic.

No feet, No sweets.

Give me one.

– It's so good!
– Cool it.

Oh come on!

No legs, Philippe.

I'll say it again for the tight-ass chick.
Too bad there's no audience.

Sorry, I was wrong
about the price.

– Sounds right.
– Yes.

It's 41.500 euro.

I'll take it.

Really.

Hi, Philippe.

How are you doing?

You summoned me, I'm here.

I'm listening.

What's so important?

I didn't 'summon' you…

Can't you guess?

Who is this guy?

Everybody's worried.

Yvonne told me he's
unstable, brutal.

He hit a neighbour.

Philippe, you know better than
me you have to be careful.

You can't let anybody
come at your place.

Especially given
your condition…

In this case…

I'm not quite sure you know
who you're dealing with.

Go on…

I have contacts in the police.

He's not Al Capone, but…

he's not mother Theresa either.

He's just out of prison.
6 months for robbing a jewelry.

If at least he was qualified…

but I hear he sucks.

Be careful. You know guy from
the suburbs have no mercy.

That's it.

That's what I want. No thanks.

He often hands me the phone, you know why?
He just forgets.

So you're right.
He doesn't really feel any empathy for me.

But he's tall, strong, healthy,
and not as dumb as you think.

So for now, given my
'condition' like you say…

I don't give a damn about where
he comes from and what he's done.

As you want.

That's all you wanted to say?

Hey, Magalie.

– Do you have a minute?
– No, not really.

I just want to show you
something really fast.

– What is it?
– Don't freak out, you'll see.

– One minute, that's it.
– Deal.

– So?
– So I have a bathtub.

See.

– Really fascinating…
– Yeah.

– So what?
– I was thinking…

we could take a bath.

It's big. There's enough room.

I have bath salts, shower gel…

Alright.

Why not, after all?

Exactly. Why not.

Go ahead.

– Start undressing.
– Oh you're gonna play it naughty.

I like that.

I'm taking off my clothes.
No problem.

What?

Where are you going?

You agreed!

We don't even have
to use the salts.

What are you looking at?

I'm always anxious in the
morning, when the mail arrives.

As Apollinaire once said…

Quote…

'I'm desperate when I
don't hear from you…

Wait.

I'm lost, you're going too fast.

I was at: «As Apollinaire
once said…».

Quote 'I'm desperate when
I don't hear from you…

You might not get it, but
this is an intimate time.

– Nope, I don't get it.
– Give it back.

I'll shut it down
if you explain.

There's nothing to explain.

He's sending letters.

Letters?

– To whom?
– To women, usually.

Tell me, who is it?

There's one in particular.
Eleonore.

Who is Eleonore?
I've never seen her.

How come?

That's how epistolary
relationships work.

It means they write letters

they only communicate by mail.

I'm not stupid, I got it.

Are those the blue letters?

What a seducer.

He's 'epistoling' like a boss.

What about you?

Isn't there someone?

Even Albert, the gardener?

– Not at all.
– Come on, I noticed.

He always has a smile for you.

Am I right?

– Am I right or not?
– Stop it now. It's ridiculous.

– So did he get some or what?

– What are you talking about?
– Did he plant his own cucumber?

What?

– I can't believe you…
– Albert, Albert…

– Soon.
– No!

Soon, trust me.

Fuck.

Hello…

Are you ok?

Do you need music?

Stay calm.

Calm down, Philippe.

Philippe. Hey, Philippe.

Try to relax.

Breathe slowly.

Can you hear me?

Slowly.

You're gonna be ok.

I need air.

Air!

The fresh air feels great.

– What time is it?
– I don't know, around 4 am.

I haven't been out in Paris by this
time of the day in a long time.

What happened?

Medication side effect.

Doctors call these
«Ghost pains».

I rather say that I'm a frozen
steak thrown in a burning pan.

I don't feel anything,
but it's still painful.

It has to stop. There must be
something that will relieve you.

Yup. This could relieve me.

Well, we're all a little sick
when it comes to this…

I might even be sicker than you.

By the way, I meant to ask you.
About the ladies…

Can you…? How does it work?

I have to adapt.

But concretely…
Can you do it or not?

I don't know if you're aware, but I have
no feelings between my neck and my toes.

So you can't.

It's complicated.

I can, but I'm not always
the one to decide when.

Also, there's pleasure
to be found elsewhere.

Really?

You can't imagine.

I sure can't. What do you mean?

The ears, for instance.

What about the ears?

It's a very sensitive,
erogenous area.

So you get your ears licked?

I couldn't have
thought about that.

Philippe.

– Hit that. It will help.
– What is this bullshit.

Come on, it can't get any worse.

Hit it.

Come on, harder.

Alright, let's share.

More.

– A bit more.
– Enough for tonight.

Sorry to bring this back, but I'm
really curious about the ear thing.

So if you have red ears,
it means you're turned on?

That's it.

Sometimes I even wake
up with hard lobes.

Both of them?

I met my wife Alice when we were
studying political sciences. We were 20.

She was tall and elegant.

Joyful bright eyes.

I saw pictures at your place.
It's the blonde one, right?

Not bad.

We had an incredible
story together.

I wish you the same.

God I loved her so much.

Then she got pregnant
once, twice…

She had five miscarriages.

Finally the doctors gave a diagnosis.
She didn't have much longer.

We decided to adopt anyway.

Sir.

Please.

Please!

Yes.

I want…

I'm gonna have a tarte tatin.

But cooked all the way.
Because the chocolate cake had a problem.

It was all fluid inside…

flowing everywhere.
It was weird.

That's what a 'mi-cuit'
is supposed to do, sir.

– That's why?
– Yes.

I'm still gonna
have a tarte tatin.

I always liked competition.

Extreme sports, speed…

Going faster, higher…

I had it all with paragliding.

I got high, could see everything.
And breathe.

I was raised with the conviction I was
good enough to pee on the whole world.

I'd like to drink something.
My mouth feels dry.

That's one of the side effects
when you smoke weed…

– What are the other ones?
– It makes you hungry…

And chatty.

And then a day of bad weather, a day
I shouldn't have gone paragliding.

But you did.

Maybe to to share Alice's pain,
because I knew she wouldn't make it.

In the end, two
broken cervicals.

And only my head
left to get high.

The pain didn't
take my mind away.

My true disability is not
having to be in a wheel chair.

It's having to be without her.

What do the doctors say?

You know, with the recent progress,
they're gonna keep me alive until 70.

With massages and medication.

It's expensive…
but I'm a rich tetraplegic.

I would shoot myself.

Well, you can't even do that
when you're tetraplegic.

Oh shit. That's right.

That's tough, man.

What day are we today?

I don't know, the
8th or the 9th…

So it's official!

– What?
– You did it.

Your trial is over.

– So I'm hired?
– Of course you're hired.

– Can I count on you?
– Yeah.

Good.

Then give me the
'FabergA©' egg back.

It's a gift from Alice.

She got me one each year we were together.
I have 25 of them.

They're really important to me.

I don't know, what do you…

I didn't do it.

What kind of egg is that?

Nina.

– What are you doing here?
– Hurry up, get in the car.

Put your seatbelt on.

How are you?

How is school?

Why don't you answer my texts?

I was busy.

So tell me, who did you
talk to on the phone?

A cop, he wanted to talk to mom.

I faked her voice and told him
someone was going to pick him up.

Did you find my egg?

Did you find it or not?

I don't care about your stupid egg.
I didn't find it anyway.

What did you tell them?

Nothing.
I had nothing to tell them.

I only had 30 grams, you know the law.
They couldn't do anything.

They kept me in custody and
eventually had to let me go.

Do you want to have a sandwich?

– I'm not getting in this car.
– Cool it.

– Let me go!
– Shut up. Who's taking you home?

– Who's taking you home?

– Get lost.
– It's none of your business.

– Get lost!

Her polished eyes are carved
in delicate minerals,

And in this strange and
symbolic nature…

'And in this strange'

«'and symbolic»

– 'nature'
– How boring is that?

'Where the pure angel merges
with the antic Sphinx'

I never know if 'Sphinx'
takes a 'i' or a 'y'?

I'm so bored by all this.

It's a «I».

Do you really have to go
through this bullshit?

A sphynx, daisies, angels…

Would you care for a
guy telling you this?

Of course, some use a
more basic method.

What's next?

What does Eleonore look like?

I don't know, I don't care.

It's intellectual. Emotional.

It comes before the physical
relationship for me.

Intellectual alright, but
what if she looks like a dog?

You'd be having an intellectual
relationship with a dog.

Very elegant.

Really.

What else.

Bravo.

How long has it been going on?

He's such a pain in the ass.

Six months.

Six months?

And you've never seen her?

She really might be ugly.
Or fat.

Or even disabled.

You should add that after the poem:
'by the way, how much do you weigh'?

Write it.

Thanks a lot for your
useful advice, Driss.

Let's get back to it.

Where was I?

I think a sphynx was eating daisies,
running in the fields, doing weird stuff.

Let's see…

'strange and symbolic nature'

And in this strange and
symbolic nature…

You have to call her.

– Where the pure angel merges
with the antic sphynx…

I'm telling you. Call her.

Spot it, Driss.
I'm better at written communication.

Unbelievable.

Alright, but I'm gonna look for her
phone number, it stresses me out.

Hey!

She's from the north…
that's not good.

Leave this envelope.

Never has a 'Miss France' come from the north.
They usually look like crap over there.

Give the envelope back now.

She wrote her phone number, god damn it.
It's a sign. She wants you to call her!

Please. Let it go.

She wrote her phone number, Philippe.
What do you think? It means «Call Me».

«I want to lick your ear lobe».

– Of course, Philippe.
– You're not calling her, are you?

She doesn't give a shit about poetry.
Six fucking months of poetry…

He's bonkers.

– I won't talk to her.
– I'm gonna check if she has a weird accent.

Northern accent sucks…

Put down the phone!

– She wants a piece of Philippe.
– She's gonna have some.

Hello.

Nice voice, for a start.

Hello…

– No.

– No.

– Hello…
– Improvise, talk about daisies and shit…

– Eleonore?

– It's Philippe.

Well I…

I'm calling you because I really
wanted to hear your voice.

And so far, your 'Hello'
already fills me with joy.

Hold on. I'm gonna get her.

Stop with you
complicated sentences.

– Hello.
– Eleonore. It's Philippe.

Philippe?

Igen. Szerettem volna Arni
egy levelet, aztA?n…

I was writing you a letter.
And I thought, why not simply call her.

Don't forget to ask
about her weight.

– Pardon me?
– Nothing.

I'm grieving.

I want to cry.

I'm afraid.
Lord give me peace…

Exactly, that's it!

I can't corner you.

– How great that you love «Rimbaud».
– Sorry.

– I was first in line.
– Eleonore.

I'm glad.

Yes, I am.

– What a big mouth… he can't be stopped.
– I'm sending you kisses.

Everyone kisses,
licking ears and all.

Good. So what's up?

There's good news
and less good news.

– What about the good part?
– 116 Ibs.

– 116 Ibs? That's really good.

Unless she's three feet tall.

On the other hand…

she wants a picture.

– So?
– Come on.

Good evening.
Can I see your tickets?

– Good evening.
– It's over here.

– Perfect.
– Have a good night.

– Good night to you.
– We'll be just here if you're looking for us…

We're not going to move.
Especially him.

Wait…
What do you think women want?

I don't know.

A cute, charming, elegant man…

No kidding. They want money.
Security.

Ask this dude.

And you have all that.

I might be naive, but I still hope I have
something more than my bank account…

She spent 6 months reading your goddamn poems.
And she likes it.

She's weird, don't worry.

I'm sure she doesn't give
a damn about the chair.

That's true.

Plus guys from the north drink so much
they're all beating their ladies.

She'll see there's
no risk with you.

Jerk.

That's good thinking
though, right?

Yeah, whatever.

The photo is a good test.

If she sends hers back
it's a good sign.

You can send a picture of you with
the chair, but not too obvious.

You don't have to send a
Telethon-like picture…

Drooling and all…

Looking like shit.

Alright, alright.

He has a problem.

A big one.

Shush yourself.

He's a tree…

A singing tree.

In german?

Stop shushing me!

It's in german anyway.

As if it wasn't enough.

You're crazy.

Oh man.

– How long does it last?
– Four hours.

Fuck.

You looked damn fine
in the old times.

Which one?

This one.

There's also this one…
I like it a lot.

The chair is not obvious.

But you can see something is going
on, and you look really good.

– Are we doing this?
– I don't know.

Didn't you have a
blast on the phone?

I did.

Is that all?

– I had a fucking blast.
– So?

So we're sending this
goddamn picture.

That's what I'm talking about.
Let's do it!

Give me a cigarette.

Don't you ever knock?

Are you painting?

– Yes, get out!
– You're kidding me.

Ha ha, painting.
Did you learn how to read as well?

I told you to get out of here!

Or what? You'll beat me?
Is that how women are treated in your country?

You're out of your mind.
Fuck off!

– I'll leave when I want.
– Right!

– See, I'm deciding to leave now.
– Leave!

God damn it.

Replace this picture
with the other one.

Please post it yourself,
and be discreet.

As you want.

Now throw the other
picture in the thrash.

I'm loosing it.

She's driving me crazy.

– What's wrong?
– Your daughter is.

– I was painting…
– You were… what?

Yes, whatever.
I wanted to tell you…

She needs to cool it…
otherwise I will slap her.

– Alright, cool it a little.
– No, I'm not cooling anything!

Am I not your arms
and your legs?

Yes.

Well I want to be your hands too.
So she can get what she deserves.

Since you can't really do anything
besides driving your chair over her.

Driss, don't you think
you're exaggerating. Yvonne.

Yvonne…

Well…

She might need a
light admonition.

A light one?

She's 16, dressing and painting
her face outrageously.

She's also making out with the
annoying dude all over the house.

But that's none of my business.
It's her education.

What I have a problem with is
how she despises everyone.

How she talks to me. To you!

What are we? Slaves?

So if you let me, I'll give
her a lesson right now.

Alright, I get it.
Let me take care of it.

Then take care of it. Fast.

I'm gonna break something…

He's painting?
What is he painting?

I have no idea.

Get up, Philippe.

Fits you like a charm.

Right.

You need to respect the people working for me.
It's unacceptable. Do you understand?

I think she doesn't. Toughen up.

By the way I don't want to
see this dude here any more.

– God I get it! Leave me alone.
– I won't leave you alone.

Do I need to drive my chair
over you to make you obey me?

That's it. We're getting there.

– You did that?
– Yeah.

I love it.

I'm not saying I would
hang it at my place…

but it's…

How much do you think
we'll get from it?

We'll see.

We'll see more or less?

It's…

– What the hell?
– What?

– I wasn't gonna use the tongue.
– You're retarded.

Can't you go faster?
I can't run in these conditions.

– I'm at the maximum.
– The maximum… it's way too slow.

I can do 9 miles per hour.

Is 9 miles/hour ok?

Is it the best he can do?
Can't we get more?

– It's the maximum.
– It'll do.

Oh yeah…

No, no.

Stick to the ear.

There.

– Bye.
– Bye.

Hi Yvonne.

No he can't hear me.

Yvonne, trust me.

Ok.

We'll be home at 8:30.

Yes, we'll be on time Yvonne.

– What's up? She's freaking out?
– Yeah.

It's your surprise
birthday again.

It's half an hour earlier.

She's all stressed
out every year.

She's inviting all my family, every
year it's exactly the same deal.

They're mostly coming to
see if I'm still alive.

Just checking.

And I pretend to be surprised.

Everyone's doing their best.

But in the end we're
all really bored.

Sorry.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Excuse me.

Would you mind changing seats?
I called this one.

I would mind indeed.

– Oh believe me you'll do it.

Come on! Just shift to the left.

There.

Very nice of you.

The suit makes you
look like another man.

It looks good.

You look like Barack Obama.

Really?

She has the hots for me.

Barack Obama. How cool is that.

It's a bit like someone called you…
Mitt Romney for instance.

Raffarin.

Or George Bush.

What are you doing?
You're gonna miss the concert.

Leave me alone.

– Are you menstruating or what?
– Get out.

– What's up?

Elisa.

Elisa.

– Leave me alone, goddammit.
– What did you take?

What did you do?

– Where did you find this?
– In Yvonne's purse.

Imodium?

What was your plan?

Suicide?

– You're just gonna stop pooping for 3 months.
– Leave me alone!

Wait… you took Ibuprofen too?

You're gonna die!
It's dangerous!

What should we do? Call 911?

Why would you do that?

It's Bastien.

– What about him?
– He dumped me.

He doesn't care about me.
He called me a slut.

That's not ok at all.

Nobody would care
if I died anyway.

Bullshit! Stop saying that.
Let's join the party.

Can't you go see him?

Talk to him?

– To who?
– Bastien. I'll pay you.

What do you mean you'll pay me?
You've really lost it!

Do you think I have time to deal
with children's' heartaches?

– Please.
– Talk to Bastien?

Paying me?

Who do you think
you're talking to?

Please, Driss.

How much?

You're silly.

Well, there's something.
There's a particular touch to it.

But I mean… 11000 euro, for an
unknown artist seems like a lot.

Hmm…

On the other hand, if I don't buy it it's
going to be worth the triple in a year…

And you'll tell
me: «I told you».

Am I right?

Hmm.

– You told me he has a gallery in London?
– Berlin.

Berlin?

Well that's…

I don't know…

11000 euro, is a lot.

Come on, give me something.
Does she have someone?

Yes. Fred.

What about Fred?

They've been together
for two years.

But it's an on and off thing…
There's a lot of tension.

Right now…
I know it's not going that well.

– Maybe because of me.
– Yup.

– Did she say something about me?
– No.

Alright, of course she did.

A little bit.

Yes! I knew it!
She's got the hots for me.

What, you're spoofing me?

– No.
– Laugh as much as you want.

One day Magalie
will be in my bed.

Hope well and have well.

Careful with the appetisers,
given your stomach issues…

I'm not a doctor, but I know if you
take Imodium, something's wrong.

Pardon me. Please…

Can I ask you a favour?

A little piece for me?

No, Philippe! We were chilling.

Yes.

Vivaldi, the Fours Seasons.

You'll see, you'll like it.

What about that?
Don't tell me you don't feel anything.

Nope. Nothing.

Not at all.

For me, it's not music if
you can't dance to it.

Let's try something else.

Yeah. I know this one.

It's a commercial!

For coffee, right?

I shall leave thee now.

I am expected by the
king at the castle.

I'm taking the minstrels there.

Let's go.

I'm a brave and good knight.

Wow, that's creepy…

It's about naked dudes…

They're running naked
in the fields.

And giggling…

Alright, alright…

Bach was badass.

I'm sure he got all the
chicks with his music.

It's the 18th century's
Barry White.

Oh I know this one.

Everyone know it.

Of course.

«You have reached the Paris
unemployment agency.»

«All our lines are
currently busy.»

«The estimated waiting
time is: two years.»

Isn't it Tom and Jerry?

Tom and Jerry…

What a jerk.

Help!

Help!

Now it's my turn. We listened to
your classics, let's listen to mine.

«Earth, Wind & Fire».
I told you about them. So good!

It's something else.

That's something else for sure.

Am I right?

Driss.

– Driss.
– I can't hear you.

Come on, dance for
Philippe's birthday.

Come on. For Philippe.

There.

So…

With all that I didn't
give you my present,

it arrived this morning.

I didn't want to ruin the party,
if she was ugly or something.

You never know.
But at least she responded.

Well… Good night!

Alright, I'll open it…

So?

She does not look like a dog.
Not at all.

Oh damn…

It must be the only northern
girl with all her teeth.

There's a note with it.

'I'm coming to Paris next week.
I'm waiting for your call. ' 'Dot dot dot. '

You know what 'Dot dot
dot' means, right?

What does it mean?

– That's good?
– Of course it's good, she wants you.

One dot, two dots, three dots,
she wants you, end of the story.

– She wants me…

Feels good, doesn't it?

– I'm too excited to sleep.
– But you will.

I'm putting the picture here.

She's watching you sleep.

There.

Good night, Philippe.

Sweet dreams.

Let's try the hat again.

– Not bad.
– No.

No. He looks like a
chimney sweeper.

He can't be dressed too classic.

– What did I just say?
– Ok, so it's too classic.

– Forget the hat.

Regular or fancy?

There's something.

It works.

– What about this?
– Stop laughing.

– Let's go horse-riding…
– Come on.

Yvonne will take me there.
I'll go alone.

– Really?
– It's ok.

Yes. I'll manage.

Alright.

I think I'm freaking
out a little.

Don't worry, none can tell.

4… a… x… c – b square

– b square?

I found 20, not b squ…

Hey.

Go take a walk, funny hair.

– So Bastien… You remember me?
– Yeah.

– Oh yeah?
– What's wrong?

I heard what you told Elisa.
It's not very nice.

– I didn't say anything…
– Shut up.

Now you'll act like a
man and apologise.

– I'm sorry, man.
– Hands off me.

– Not to me, to her!
– Ok, to her.

And you'll bring her
croissants every morning.

– Plain or with butter?
– What?

– Plain or with butter?
– Whatever. I don't care.

Do as you want, but do it right.

– You be nice.
– Yes. I'll be very nice.

Now move. Move!

And take care of your hair.
Put a hair clip or something.

What time is it?

4:45

Should I loose the hat?

Yeah. That's better.

What time is it?

46- 47.
It's not changing that fast.

I'd like a whisky.

Yeah.

Please.

One more.

I don't if it's a good idea…

Make it a double.

Sir, a double whisky please.

– Hello.
– Hello, Driss.

What are you doing now?
Are you busy?

I'm working out. How's it going?

Don't you want to get away?

No questions?

No. No questions.

– You want to leave?
– Yes.

Where are we going?

Get some fresh air.

Get some fresh air.

I'll be there after a shower.

We're going. Take the hat.

– But ti's barely 6.
– We're going.

– Good evening.
– Good evening.

Give him so champagne too.
It'll help him relax.

– I'm not stressed out.
– Really? – No.

It's only us?

The other people didn't come?
It's just us.

Ok, I'm a little nervous.

Why?

I don't know.

We both know you're not
the luckiest person.

The accident…

The chair… Your wife.

It's Kennedy-like scary.

– Miss.
– Yes?

Can you give him the package?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Why?

What's that?

That's what you're worth in the art business.
I got 11000 euro, for your painting.

You shouldn't stop, you have a hell of a talent.
– Yup.

That's a good deal. I knew it.

I felt it. It was instinct.

With the music and all…
It all blended…

And then, an epiphany!
I saw a light.

Ok, stay humble will you?

11000 euro though, can
you believe it?

What was that?

Nothing.
Just a hole in the cabin.

Philippe, tell me if
something's wrong.

It was very nice knowing you.

No Philippe, I don't like these jokes.
Really.

You're used to drama,
but I'm not.

You have to be really
insane to do that.

A little bit.

I'll tell you
something, Philippe.

– You're a maniac.
– Really? I didn't know that.

– Now you get Driss ready.
– Sure.

Right. In your dreams.
I'm not doing any of this.

I'll be waiting for
you over there.

I'll take pictures…
'Get Driss ready… '

How are you gonna take pictures?

Laugh all you want.
I'm not doing this.

– I don't want to any more.
– Wait.

– Take it off.
– Wait, wait.

I don't have to anyway, right?

Wait, what's going on?

Is something wrong?

Oh man.

Fuck.

Why is it going higher?

What's going on?

Oh my god.

Hey, Driss!

Relax, for god's sake.

I'm relaxed, can't
we get down now?

I've seen it, it's cool.
I'm done.

What the hell!

What is happening now?

Come on, Driss.

Listen to this.

Where can you find
a tetraplegic?

Where can you… I don't know.

Where you left him.

Awful.

You're awful.

Driss, someone's here for you.

What are you doing here?

Why did you hide this?

– You answer the question.
– How did you find me?

The unemployment agency sent this.
It mentions the address.

– And what's that?
– Nothing. Let it go.

– What did you do?
– I fell from my scooter.

– From your scooter?
– Yeah.

Bullshit. Get up.

This way.

Damn.

That's your room?

– Tell me what happened.
– Nothing.

– Tell me.
– It's none of your business.

How is it not my business?
You're hiding here but it's none of my business?

We were only four and they screwed us.
But don't worry, they're gonna pay.

You're not gonna make anyone «pay».
Does mom know?

No.

– Don't worry, I have it covered.
– You have nothing covered.

– You're a pain in the ass.
– Right.

Now you stay here and you
don't touch anything.

– Can I lie down?
– You don't touch anything!

Alright, I got it.

Moron…

I'm telling you, he's with me.

Stop crying Nina.

He's not wounded,
it's just a scratch.

He's fine.

Calm down, Nina.
Nobody's killing anybody.

It's only words.

Meanwhile I can't take care of him.
I'm working.

No, don't tell her.

You go crying in your room if you want,
but you don't tell her anything.

I think it's time for bed.

I'm gonna stay up for a bit.

Sit down.

Sit down here.

What do you think of that woman?

– She looks hot.
– What else?

Can we go upstairs now…
I have something to deal with…

I imagine her getting up…

and turning around…

so that I can finally
see her face.

The boy looks like you.

– Adama?
– Yes.

I saw him earlier.

I think if I had crossed
him in the street,

I could have told he
was your brother.

That's weird.

Why?

Because he's not my brother.

Really?

It's complicated.

Is he your brother or not?

Ok. I get it.

Let's go.

My parents…

they're not really my parents.

They're my uncle and my aunt.

They came to get me in
Senegal when I was 8.

They couldn't have children, so they went
to see a brother who had a load of them.

They took the elder.

Me.

I was called Bakary.

That's my real name.

But there were several Bakarys in the
neighbourhood so they called me Idriss…

somehow it turned into Driss.

Then what?

Then out of nowhere my mother…
I mean my aunt…

she got pregnant twice.

Then my uncle died.

And then there were other
guys, other children.

I told you it's complicated.

About Adama. Don't you think
he needs a light admonition?

He came to get you, didn't he?

Driss.

I think it's the
end of the road.

You weren't going to push a disabled's
chair your whole life anyway.

And since you worked well,
you'll get unemployment again.

Enough.

Let's go.

Come on.

Yeah.

Vassary Bakary. Bakary Vassary.

It's beautiful.

Very poetic.

It has an alliteration.

– Do you know what an alliteration is?
– No.

– Good morning.
– Good morning, Bastien. Thank you.

Oh we're having a brunch tomorrow.
Could you bring something more…

Of course.

– Goodbye Yvonne.
– You didn't forget my little treats, did you?

No.

– Good, thanks.
– Say hello to Elisa.

See you tomorrow.

Bastien, my friend. What's up?

So it's true.

– You're leaving.
– Yeah.

Don't worry, I have your number.
I'll call you very soon.

– I know it's gonna be tough for you. Be strong.
– It's a shame.

You know I'm getting your room?
There's a water issue in mine.

I might stay, in the end.

We'd have to get warm
in the bed together.

It would be a little too small.
I'm not alone.

Here she is.

– This is Frederique.
– Hello.

Hi.

I get it…

– What?
– I understand, it's your…

So that's why…

Yes.

Well.

I'm not giving you a kiss, then.

I would be up for a
threesome you know.

Well… I'm down.

Not now though, I have to leave.
But I can come back.

– I have stuff to do, but I'll be back.
– I'm joking.

Alright…

See you, dudes.

Mr Michel Saloudy.

Keep it on all the time!

Are you mad about Magalie?

No. Nice one.

Nice one, but…

it did seem weird that she would resist.
It never happened to me.

Kiss?

Yes. Sure.

Yvonne.

You're good…

See you.

Yvonne.

Wait.

We won't need that any more.

Bye.

Watch your foot.

Let's go.

Wait.

What's your bank?

Ok.

Excuse me.

Could you please move your car?
You can't park here.

It's written over there.

– I'm moving.
– Thanks.

I'll call you back.

Why do you mind?
We're not even driving.

It's a matter of principles.

Go on.

Wait for me over there.

What are you doing?

I'm coming.

I can cancel my date you know.

Of course not.
Why would you do that?

Have a good tim.
Everything's fine.

Yvonne? I'm ready.

Good. I'll be here in a minute.

Well, everything's ready.

You just have to serve.

Call me if anything's wrong.

– Call me, ok?
– Yeah.

So if you're ready, I'm
gonna serve your meal.

Take these scrubs off.
I feel like in an asylum.

– Alright.
– Do you have a cigarette?

No. I don't smoke. Not any more.

To be honest I gave
up recently…

and you should do the same.

Even if you're not
exercising or something…

it's better for your
lungs, your breath.

You're not going to eat.

What the hell!

Come on. Be careful.

I'm sorry.

– Good morning, sir.
– What?

It's the person you asked for…

For the head massage.
It's Mr Jacquet.

Good morning.

Get out!

Leave me alone.

Leave!

– Is it my fault?
– No, non.

He got up on the wrong
side of the bed.

«Got up on»… Idiot.

Moron.

Driss Vassary?

– Yes.
– It's your turn.

You've only had your driving
license for a month.

Yes, but I've been
driving for longer.

I mean I drove in private
ways, out of the roads.

Parking lots…

I'm a good driver.

I read your file.

In your personal evaluation you
only wrote one word: pragmatic.

Yes.

It is important.

You forgot to mention another
important aspect in our company.

Did I?

You could just take the time
to read the poster line.

– Hey, that's a
twelve feet rhyme.

Sorry?

You-could-just-take-the-time
To-read-the-pos-ter-line

12 feet.

– That wasn't on purpose.
– Your catchphrase is «Just in time».

Oh that's why you put
Dali's watches…

A little artistic touch.

Maybe…

– You like paintings?
– I do.

– I like Goya.
– She's alright…

…didn't sing much
since Pandi-Panda.

Yes.

I'm coming.

I'm on my way.

– Are you ok?
– Yes.

Leave me alone.

Do you need water? A wet towel?

Get out.

– I mean I can…
– Leave me alone.

There.

– Thanks, dude.
– You're welcome.

– Have a nice week-end.
– You too.

– What's going on?
– He's not doing well.

– Where is he now?
– He was in the garden earlier.

Ok.

So…

What's going on?

What's the deal with the beard?

Freud?

Abraham Lincoln?
An old dude, anyway.

Victor Hugo.

You need a good shaving.
Take care of yourself.

It was time I came back.

I'll be here in a minute.

Now what?

Now you let me decide.

Don't you like that?

A sharp fast cut
would relieve me.

It's good to see
you're doing better.

I did my best. Open your eyes.

Oh my god.

It's terrible.

– It's really bad.
– No! It looks good.

No.

Look…

leather jacket, without sleeves.

A Village People-like cap.

I know! Jose Bove.

You look exactly like him.

Really weird.
An orthodox priest or something.

– The pope.
– Exactly, the pope.

Come on.

He's crazy.

What are you up to?

– I'm scared.
– No you'll see, it's awesome.

I look like my grandfather.

Really?

Oh Philippe, the moustache is turning me on.
What is happening to me?

– Ok, I'll shave the rest.
– Thank you.

Alright.

No. Please. No.

No.

No.

Nein!

– Nein is what you mean.
– I'm not ok with that.

Philippe, ach.

So I'm your toy now.

You know you're mental right?
You have to get help.

Don't you feel like invading
countries right now?

Ok, we're getting there…

just shave the rest.

You think it's funny?

Yes, I'm thinking about
tetraplegic nazis.

How could they do the sign?

Ok, now you had fun. Shave it.

Heil.

– Hello, sir.
– Hello.

Vassary.
I have a reservation at 1.

– Yes. Vassary.
– Follow me.

– Over here.
– Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

So, Philippe.

I'm not staying for lunch.

– Why?
– I'm not leaving you alone.

You just happen to have a date.

A date?

What do you mean?

Don't freak out. It'll be fine.

What the…

Only this time you can't flee.

By the way…

I took my time, but I found it.

Give her my respects.

Driss.

Driss.

What's going on?

Hello, Philippe.

Philippe Pozzo Di Borgo now lives in Marocco.
He's married again, and had two daughters.

Abdel Sellou now owns a company.
He's married and has three children.

Philippe and Abdel
remained close friends.