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Hey. Take a whiff of this.

That's nice.
It's ringing.

I'm gonna go.

Dammit, I keep getting
this dumb recording in French.

Look, I'll meet you
on the plane--gate 7.

Don't cut it too close.

I'm just gonna try one more time.

Last call for passengers
on T.E. Flight 222 to Warsaw.

Please proceed to satellite number 7
for immediate boarding.

Your attention, please.
Miss Alexander.

Miss Alexander must proceed
immediately to satellite number 7

for immediate boarding.

That's my plane!

That's my plane.

Monsieur, that's my plane.

That's my plane.
Monsieur, s'il vous plait.

- That's my plane.
- Yes.

- My plane.
- Yes.

- Stoppez.
- That's not possible.

Chile.

Santiago.

Oui. C'est bien.

Peru.

Lima.

Oui.

Attends...Afghanistan.

When are you going to join us, Dad?

Soon as I can. But I’ve got
lots of work in Paris.

They’re sad you’re not coming.

Me, too.

Look, regardless of the details,
I have to get on a flight

and back with the rest of my group.

Okay, just a minute.

I can confirm you
on a flight to Warsaw on Friday.

- Friday?
- Yes, Friday.

Who else flies to Warsaw?

Air France.

No--no, you don't understand.
I have to change these now.

We're open at two.

But that's two hours.

I'm hungry!
It's my lunch time.

- Well, I can't wait.
- We're open at two.

Thanks a lot.

Chantal?

Hello?

No. She lives there.

Thank God you speak English.

But she's on vacation.
She'll be back in September.

Are--are you her boyfriend?

No. I live right here.

I'm sorry.

I found myself in Paris.

I thought maybe I could stay with her
for a few nights.

Well, she didn't say anything to me.

Well, she wasn't expecting me.

How do you know Chantal?

We went to school together
in St. Louis.

St. Louis.

- Yeah.
- Yes.

Well, I'm sorry.

I guess I'll just stay in a hotel.

As you wish.

Are there any hotels around here?

Are there any hotels around here?

I am sorry.

Hotel.
That's H-O-T-E-L.

You spell it the same.
I know, I've seen it written.

Are there any hotels around here?

Yes. There's one
at the end of the street.

I'm going in that direction
if you want...

Thank you.

Is this typical summer weather
you're having?

Certainly not,
but I'm not usually here in August.

I don't blame you.

By the way, my name is la Pérouse.
Xavier de la Pérouse.

- What?
- Xavier de la Pérouse.

Mo. Mo Alexander.

You know,
I don't understand the French.

They're rude, arrogant,
totally unhelpful.

They act as if the inability
to speak French is a kind of disease.

I can't quite figure it out.

Do you hate all foreigners,
is it particularly Americans,

or is it just some sort
of deep-seeded cultural insecurity?

Why are you here?

Oh, God.

A friend of mine lured me
into chaperoning a group of students,

we had a layover in Paris,

I got lost in the airport
and missed the plane.

How do you do that?

It's a lousy airport.
I couldn't find the gate.

No! You're completely wrong.

Charles de Gaulle is
one of the best airports in the world.

Well, I did miss it.

And now I'm here with no luggage,
no clothes, no shoes--

just these ridiculous things--

walking down probably
one of the chicest streets in Paris.

- Yes, it is.
- Figures.

Here's the hotel.

And I hope your stay
will become more pleasant.

Oh, it really hasn't been that bad.

I tend to exaggerate at times.

Thank you.

Good-bye.

You have the most beautiful eyes
I've ever seen.

...United States.

St. Louis, Missouri.

Hey, Carol,
your sister's on the phone.

She's calling long distance.

Mom, it's Aunt Mo.
Hurry up.

Mo, hi!

Did you arrive okay?

You're where?

Well, I got off the plane to call you.

I forgot to tell you
about the delivery tomorrow.

Emoo's is bringing in
20 new seedlings,

and I promised that--

You did tell me.
You wrote it down.

- I did?
- Yes! Will you stop worrying?

Everything is fine here,
expect for that it's 107 degrees.

Let me talk to her.

Look, if Marcia calls,

tell her that she should leave a
message and a phone number for me

at the travel agency here.

She knows which one.

I'll have to hang up.
This must be costing a fortune.

Okay, listen,
I love you very much, darling.

Me, too.

Okay, bye-bye.

Bye.

- Where is she?
- Paris.

Where's that?

It's where they make rabbit stew,

like what we're gonna do
with Harvey tonight.

Oh, Mom.

Come in.

I called Chantal.
The place is yours.

She insists.

That was very kind of you.

She says you are very good
with plants, and I am not.

Would you like to have dinner
with me tonight?

Unless you have other plans.

Oh, no.

No?

I mean, yes.

Is it yes or no?

Yes.

Great.

By the way, you have
the most beautiful blanket

I've ever seen in my life.

Thanks.

I'm waiting for you downstairs.

Okay.

No! This is ridiculous.

It's already closed for the summer.

That's funny.

They'll miss the tourist trade.

Yes, preciser. Those are
the very clients they wish to avoid.

Really?

This place is open.

It's--No, no.

I think we'd better try somewhere else.

It's real pretty inside.

It'll be my treat.

It's not a question of money, no.

I didn't mean to imply
you couldn't afford it.

I just meant since it's my choice,

you be my guest.

I'm--I'm not used to
a woman paying for me.

It makes me feel uncomfortable.

Okay. You pay.

Yes.

The point is I don't think
we are dressed properly.

What do you mean?
You're wearing a suit and--

Oh, you mean
I'm not dressed properly.

I don't think
you'd feel comfortable there.

Or maybe you
wouldn't feel comfortable.

Do you always
turn around things people say?

Only when people say
what they don't really mean.

Look, I'm too tired for this.

You go ahead. I'm gonna go
get a sandwich or something.

Come on.
Why are you being so sensitive?

Where are you going?

Look, what's wrong with you?

I don't understand you.

You're very rude, you know.

I invited you to dinner,
and you behave like a child

-just because you don't--
- Look, I'm sorry.

I haven't slept in two days.

I'm tired, I'm hungry,
I don't even wanna be here.

All in all, I'd say
I've had a pretty rotten day.

Have a heart.

You're very pretty when you're angry.

How do you like your spaghetti?

Al dente?

Tomato sauce?

Parmesan?

Can I help with something?

No. I'm fine.

Is Nescafé all right with you?

I'm afraid we're out of real coffee.

Sure. It's fine.

I thought Nescafé was real coffee.

Is this your family?

Yes.

Your wife's lover.

She looks very...French.

When are you gonna join them?

You already told me, didn't you?

So, you're a horti--a plant person?

Yes. A horticulturist.

Horticultur--yeah.

I have a nursery in St. Louis
with my sister Carol.

You sure you don't need help?

I'm looking for the cups.

Cups.

I'll bet they're here.

No, I've already--

Are you sure you live here?

No. I live in there.

This enterprise is run by our maid.

This was taken in Portofino.
My father-in-law owns a house there.

We...fly over every summer...

for vacation.

I'd love to.

Merci beaucoup,
Monsieur de la Pérouse.

So, we have requested a new visa
from the Polish consulate.

That will take two weeks.

That won't work.

According to this telex
my friend sent me,

they'll be in Moscow by then.

A visa to Moscow
might not take as long.

We could get it
in a week to ten days.

In ten days, they'll still be in Prague.

Look, give me your itinerary,
and we'll see what we can do.

Maybe I'll just go back home.

Ma'am?

You could be stuck
in a worse place than Paris.

Is that a Southern accent I hear?

Yes, ma'am.

Hello?

Chantal! Hi!

Thanks so much for the apartment.

It is so wonderful.

Yeah.

Who? Oh, Mr. de la Pérouse?

Yeah, no, he's great.

He's a really good sport, believe me.

I'll just be a minute.

I got the message.

Even in French clothes,
you still look American.

Thank you.

Now I'll tell you a good way
to recognize wine.

Bordeaux wines always come
in bottles like this,

and Burgundies come
in bottles like that.

And then the Rhine wines always come
in bottles like this, you know? This.

And now I'll tell you a secret.

Very few people know that...

if it has a star on it--
on the bottom, you know?

You can return it and get
your money back on the empties.

It's French.

Now taste this one.
It's a much more complex wine.

How did you learn
how to speak English?

English is a language of money.

I'm a banker, so I speak English.

Mrs. Becker's fifth grade class.

You're very beautiful.

- Are we home?
- Yes.

I'm sorry.

I did it again, didn't I?

I'm just so exhausted.

No.

Don't.

Why?

Look, regardless of the reasons,

it all adds up to the same.

No.

How do I open this?

You're not attracted to me?

Look, let's make it simple.

How about you're married?

I wasn't proposing marriage.

How do I open this thing?

Tell me, why did you
go outwith me tonight?

To hear about the history of wine?

Xavier, I don't necessarily associate
eating, drinking and talking with...

...making love.

I don't even know
what to call it anymore!

Fucking, screwing, fooling around.

- That's yours.
- Thank you.

Anyway, what makes you think
it was included with the evening?

You accepted my invitation, right?

You mean if I wasn't gonna
go to bed with you,

I shouldn't have accepted
the invitation?

That's right.

Because if! hadn't thought
you'd go to bed with me,

I wouIdn't have invited you.

Oh, that's good.

These are very interesting rules.
Are they particularly French?

Lower your voice, please.

There are people
trying to sleep in there.

You're talking louder than I am.

You wanted to go outwith me,

so don't tell me you didn't have
the same thing in mind.

I wanted to go outwith you.

I wanted very much to go outwith you,
from the very first moment,

when I saw you standing on this landing
with that watering can in your hand.

But I'm not a little girl anymore.

And I feel things differently now.

Okay.

Okay.

I do understand.

Thank you.

And thank you
for a beautiful evening I'll never forget.

Good night.

They are still in Riyadh.

Still in Riyadh?

How much longer are we gonna have to
hang around here waiting for them?

Look, he's gotta give us some idea.

It's gonna be a week.

Better go and tell them.

Call Miss Alexander again, please.

They've been delayed.
We have to adjourn for a week.

Why the delay?

Mr. Mauriac is trying
to convince the Saudis

to cover the loan for half a billion.

So, what do we do?

- Just sit and wait?
- Wait, yes.

Sit, no.

Relax, Carry.
Learn how to enjoy yourself.

Did you try Miss Alexander?

Keep trying, please.

Everybody move in!

Come on, hit it to Kansas.

Come on, come on.

All right!

Go on to second.
Go to second!

Go! Come on!

Come on!

Come on!
Come on, come on.

You made it!

- All right!
- Yeah!

I knew you had it in ya!

Paris in August is really the pits.

Nobody's here to answer the phone,

my secretary's on vacation,

and her replacement
can't fix a decent bloody mary.

You poor old grass widow.

Now, the way I see it,
your wife and children are on holiday,

and you've just negotiated yourself
a free week,

presumably to be spent in bed
with Nathalie.

My heart bleeds for you.

Nathalie left me.

Her timing was always rather good.

I can't even find a date
for dinner tonight.

Do you wanna have dinner
with me tonight?

Sorry, old boy.

But I prefer bacon and eggs
at home with my wife.

And you know,
you're very welcome to join us.

No, thank you very much.

No?

Okay.

Good night.

Taxi!

Xavier.

I was hoping you'd get home
before I left.

Yeah, I'm sorry.
I had to work late.

I'm going to a concert
with an American I met the other day.

It should be good.

Would you like to come?

No, thank you.

I've had a difficult day.

Well, look, here's the address,
if you change your mind.

- No, I never do that.
- No, here, take it.

Okay.

- Hey, wait!
- Thanks for the wine book.

You like classical music?

I confess this wasn't
what I expected when you invited me.

No?

What were you expecting?

I don't know.
Green hair, I suppose.

Xavier, you are pompous.

Sorry.

If you say so.

Might've been just as good
if it was a rock concert.

I'm sure you're right.

I didn't come for the music.

Mo? We're making a mass exit
to The Apocalypse.

It's just down the street.
You wanna come?

I'd love to.

Okay.

Aren't you coming?

Aren't you coming?

No. Thank you.

Thank you very much.
I'm very--no.

Wasn't that the Pakistani?

No. It was a Frenchman.

He kept saying, "You know the
famous English poet Lord Bee-ron?"

"Lord Bee-ron."

And I kept saying, "Who?"

Good evening.

You missed a wonderful evening.
You should've come.

No, I had to pack.

I leave for Deauville
early in the morning, so...

Going away?

Yes, I'm...

You remember Andrew.

Of course.

You gave a splendid performance.

- Thank you.
- Good night.

- Thank you.
- Bonsoir.

Good luck.

I hope you make it to Budapest
or wherever you're going.

And thank you
for your charming company.

Good-bye.

Bonsoir.

Good night.

Perhaps I should've told you earlier

what a truly charming
companion you were.

Forgive me.

Good night.
Bonsoir.

Good night.

That was him?

Look, come on to Rome with me
just for a few days.

I'm sorry to bother you,
but are you going to water the plants?

Plants--yes, sure.

I replanted the croton
in a special kind of pot,

so it won't need watering,

and I'll water the others
before I leave.

Okay. I'm sure that will be fine.

And...

Andrew is...

He went back to the hotel.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Where should I leave the key?

I'll show you.

Right here.
You will place it right here.

Since the concierge isn't here--

Isn't here...right.

Yes. I think that's best.

Yeah. Okay.

Good night.

Good night.

- Yes?
- Good night.

Why are you so difficult?

Things just aren't as simple
as they used to be.

No, things are simple.
You complicate them.

Wait.

Wait?!
But I've been waiting all week!

You're not so used to
playing with me.

You're not a woman,
you're a little girl,

and you play games with men.

No.

No.

You came to the club, didn't you?

Which club?

I saw you.

I saw you leaving.

Why did you leave?

No. I came home to pack.

So proud.

You're so beautiful.

Beautiful?

Yes.

You left the door open.

Damn.

I heard a noise
and the door was open, so...

Yes, I left it open... for the light.

I'm looking for my ring.

Ah! I've found it.

Please close the door as you leave.

You've ruined my reputation,
you know that?

You have beautiful breasts.

They're too small.

No!

No!

They are small,
but they have beautiful proportion.

My husband liked big breasts.

What could he possibly know
about breasts? Tell me.

If he were smart,
he'd still be with you.

Look at them.

They're round, they're high,
there are two of them.

They're perfect.

What's this you got here?

That's a scar from a firecracker.

I got it when I was a little girl.

No!

It was only a little firecracker.

You have any scars?

Yes. I got a huge one on my back.

A lion bit me.

Where?

In Africa.

On a safari.

Where?

No! No, don't move.

It was just a little lion.

A little lion.

What are you doing?

Smelling you.

...smelling me.

You smell just like
another Frenchman I know.

What, you mean
I'm not your first Frenchman?

Oh, no!

Is it true that all Frenchmen
have mistresses?

No, not all.

Do you?

What?

You do, don't you?

What's she like?

She's 89 years old,

with a wooden leg
and warts on her ass.

I'll bet.

But she understands me.

Good.

She's really vicious.

How can you remember?

What?

The smell of that Frenchman.

I have a very good memory for smells.

Everything--people, places,
flowers, plants.

And what was he like?

Who?

Come on, the French--

- The Frenchman.
- Yeah. This one.

Handsome, charming.

Funny.

But now that I think about it,

he was sort of a jerk.

You smell wonderful.

Your skin, your mouth, your hair.

I have to get up. I'll come back
so I can kiss you good-bye.

You fixed breakfast.
You're very quick.

Do you have to go?

It's business, you know?

Why don't you go back to bed?

No. I have to get up, too.

Why?

I'm leaving today.

- You've got your visa?
- No, no, not yet.

- They're still working on it.
- Yeah?

Andrew and his friends
asked me to go to Rome.

Guess I will.

Great.

Well...it's business,

but I might be able to
get back tomorrow, if you wait.

If you stay, I'll stay.

But I won't wait for you.

Okay.

That's for you.

Okay.

Actually, I bought it for someone else,
but I'd rather give it to you.

Do I smell French now?

- Good-bye.
- Good-bye.

Nice meeting you.

- Good-bye.
- Good-bye.

Come here.

What?

Thank you.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Oh, shit.

I've changed my mind.

Oh, shit!

- Are you okay?
- Yeah, yeah, fine, fine.

Did you forget something?

You didn't go to Rome.

What's wrong?

Why are you crying?

Because I...

...broke my hand.

No! No!

You're such a child.

So are you.

You just weigh more.

And tell me, what happened
to your guitarist, huh?

I decided to stay in Paris.

Good.

What about Deauville?

Which Deauville?
I hate Deauville.

And now that we are here,
will you stay with me?

Right here?

No, no, not exactly here. No.

Until when?

Until September.

Okay.

Ta-da!

Wonderful!

Is this a real cowboy song?

Yeah.

It's my grandfather's favorite song.

Where is your family from?

St. Louis.

St. Louis--no.

Yeah, but I mean your roots,
your ancestors.

Little bit of everything.

My family's been in the Midwest
for generations.

My great-grandfather was a sheriff
in Oklahoma,

and my great-great-grandmother
was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian.

Wow. You are the real thing.

Do you often come
to the United States?

Often enough.

But you've never been to the Midwest.

I'm sorry, I didn't know you were there.

Oh, God.

Until you've been in the Midwest,
you haven't really seen America.

It is so beautiful.

It's just cornfields and wheatfields

that spread out
as far as the eye can see.

And the sky goes on forever.

And at night,
the sky is so filled with stars.

My grandmother used to sit out
at night with her dog

and just look up at the sky
for hours and hours and hours.

She never got a stiff neck?

No, but her dog did.

Of course I can do it!

- You're cheating.
- It's very easy.

All the way to the mouth.

You're sure you're not hungry?

No, no. How could I be
at this time of night?

What the hell is that?

French toast.

It's the only French thing
I know how to make.

But it's not French at all.

- It's not?
- No!

What about French fries?

That's very different.

French fries are very French
and delicious.

No. No, no.

You really wanna have a lecture
about the history of French fries?

- No.
- Okay.

You sure have
a very funny way of eating.

- What do you mean?
- Look.

Try this.

Hold your fork like this
and use your knife like that.

I do.

Yes, but then,
you don't have to fumble around.

I don't fumble.

Take it easy.

I just say it's a truly
superior technique. Look.

One, two, three.

I think you're just in such a hurry
to get it to your mouth,

you don't wanna do it the proper way.

I'm not in a hurry. Look.

One, two,

three.

Tell me something.

Are you ever wrong?

No.

I may not always be right,
but I'm never wrong.

Definitely, it's not French at all.

Not hungry, huh?

Yeah, I've gotta show you
something wonderful.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

You see all this water?

It's a river called the Seine.

And it goes directly into the sea.

I'm sorry.

It throws itself into the sea,
you know that?

Shit.

What's the matter?

I'll be right back.

Are you all right?

Fine.

Hurray. You made it.

- Hello.
- Hello.

- This is Mo.
- And I'm Philip.

Hi.

I think my wife's
around here somewhere.

Never mind.
I'll show you to your room. Come on in.

- So, how was the drive?
- Wonderful.

Come on in.

I've got something for you.

- Go ahead.
- Lover.

Well, you know your way.

Come on in.

And here we are.

What a beautiful old house.

I hope you'll be comfortable here.

Now, the nights have been
rather chilly recently.

I think you may well need one of these.

Let me see what else is there.

Yes. Bathroom's
through that door there.

It's all rather rustic, I'm afraid.

Now, this is France.

You've done well, for a banker.

Wonderful.
Thank you.

Well, I'll leave you
to sort yourselves out.

By the way, we'll be going
into the village later on,

if anybody wants to come.

There's a a big dance there
on Sunday,

and we're helping them set it up.

Well, I'll see you later.

- Is that Philip's wife?
- Yes.

- Hi, Sylvia.
- Hi.

- Are they friends with Isabelle?
- No.

Sylvia and Isabelle are worlds apart.

Mommy! Daddy!

I like her.

So does Xavier.

I can see that.

See you.

Do you love Isabelle?

She's an exceptional woman.

I know, I know,
but do you love her?

We're very good together.
We're just like that.

You're not answering my question.

Look, drop it.

You don't understand.

It's none of your business.

Come on.

Let's dance.

Tell me, were you always in love
with your husband?

Yes. Very much so.

Then why did you divorce him?

I didn't divorce him.
He divorced me.

He didn't love me anymore.

That's not a valid reason.

All right.

Perhaps I don't love my wife.

But I need her,
and she needs me.

And it was in both our interests
to get married and to stay married.

And you have others for love affairs
like this what's her name?

Nathalie.

How long have you been seeing her?

On and off for three years.

And there were others before her?

A few.

That's horrible.

You're being naive, Mo.

And Isabelle doesn't care
or doesn't she know?

I make sure she doesn't.

You must put on
some really good shows.

I try to be diplomatic.

Diplomatic.

That's not diplomacy,
that's duplicity.

It's pathetic.

All of you--you,
your wife, your mistresses.

Wait a second.

You are one of my mistresses.

You know it, and you knew
I was married when you met me.

You reason like a child!

Grow up!

Go away.

What are you doing?

I'm digging holes.

For the lavender.

But you can't see a thing.

I don't need to see.

I do it by touch.

You don't take me serious, do you?

Of course I do.

No, you don't.

You take your wife seriously.

Of course.

And you take your mistresses seriously.

But I'm just a odd girl...

..to fill up an odd month...

...that you really didn't know
what to do with.

But Mo, that was our agreement.

Wasn't it?

Everything's been so beautiful.

Let's not ruin it.

Don't spoil the memories.

Memories?

I have to get up in four hours.

Do you wanna stay here with Sylvia

while Philip and I are in Paris?

You're strange sometimes.

And then he had to go and catch them,

and then afterwards,
he turns him over and he became black

and he became white...

Thank you.

She's so cute.

Yeah, I think so, too.

Look, don't be so sad.

You fell in love with a married man.

I know.
I did it myself.

It always hurts.

You understand?

Yes.

I understand.

And it wasn't so bad, was it?

No. I guess not.

The ball fell in the water!

Sophie!

Oh, my God.

Look under the boat!

Colonel Viola has assured me

that the national deficit
will be substantially less

than what we expected.

How’s she doing?

I don't know.

She's gonna be all right, okay?

As you will see, these guidelines
conform to IMF standards.

We will cut imports
to 17 billion dollars

from 20.5 billion dollars.

Mo, please hurry.

Oh, shit.
Where do we go?

Watch out!

These changes will be
particularly effective

in the agricultural infrastructure.

When are we gonna stop
behaving like gamblers

and start behaving like bankers?

Carry, please.
Let's hear him out.

We all know that the consequences
of default is something too--

It's Sylvia.
We have to go.

Come on!

- Hello, darling.
- Hi, Mommy.

- I'm in the hospital.
- Yes, you are.

- All right, darling?
- I know it!

- Is she all right?
- She's okay.

Hi, Daddy.
I'm in the hospital.

You got here so quickly.

We were so worried.

I wanna go home, Mommy.

The car's in the carport.

Come on, little one,
let's get you home.

It smells funny here.

Thank God you're here.

She's gonna be okay.

How long have we known each other?

Almost three weeks.

I feel like I've lived a lifetime with you.

The weather changes so quickly here.

- Hello?
- Hi, it's me.

Mo! What time is it there?
Are you okay?

I just wanted to hear your voice.

No, I guess
I'm getting kind of homesick.

Mo, why don't you come home?

We're all here waiting for you,
and we miss you.

And the damn rabbit got lost.
Jenny was so upset.

She's sleeping right here beside me.
Do you want to speak to her? Jenny.

No, no, no.
Don't wake her.

Okay.

Hi, Jenny.

No, don't you worry about Harvey.
He'll be fine.

That's what Mommy said,
but who's gonna take care of him?

Take care?

You know "wabbits."

They're a lot like people.

It's hard for them to be alone.

He probably went looking for a wife.

How’s the bank?
As bad as ever?

No, I think they'll accept a deal
within a week.

We'll see you this weekend?

Can you come up to Paris?

I need you.

Look... if you're saying
what I think you're saying...

...I don't want to hear about it.
Okay?

I'll call you tonight.

Bye.

I'm looking for my keys.

Jenny's rabbit ran away.

She was real upset.

Too bad.

Can I talk to you for a second?

Not now, I'm late.

I have to make my reservation today.

Okay, do it.

I have to decide on a date.

If I wait till the last minute,
the flights will be full.

It's up to you.

No, it's not working.

I'll go up the stairs.
Can I help you?

Thank you.
Thank you.

It's heavy.

What's in there?

It's a little rabbit.
It's for my niece in Missouri.

He's very sweet.

Are you going to the top floor?

Yes. Are you a friend of Chantal's?

No.

This is for Mo, from Sophie.

That's very sweet.
Thank you.

Look, I...I hope you come down
to the country and see us again soon.

And I know that Sylvia and Sophie
would both love to see Mo again

before she leaves.

And thank you.

We are now passing
under the oldest of the 37 bridges

that link the left bank to the right bank.

Every stone is hand-carved.

On your left, you will see
the famous cathedral of Notre Dame.

The man who designed it
never lived to see its completion.

What happened to you?

I fell in the river.

How did you do that?

I went on the Bateaux-Mouche.

Mo, I warned you about that.

Xavier, you really piss me off.

I'm going to bed.

Good-bye and good night.

Why do you always run away?

Why do you always lie?

Every time you get upset,
you run away.

Answer me, dammit!

Answer what?

Where were you?

You know where I was.

Say it.

I was with Nathalie.

It doesn't matter anyway.

This time tomorrow,
I'll be in New York.

I was afraid.

Did you...make love to her?

I couldn't.

You know, my life--

it was fine, good structure.

And I worked hard to keep it that way.

And now, it's falling apart.

Don't go away.

Maybe I'm not very clear.

I'm trying to tell you
I'm in love with you.

I love you.
I love you.

- I'm starving.
- Are you?

Okay, I'll cook today.

- You?
- Yeah. Surprise.

This I gotta see.

We don't have any bread.

Who needs bread?

I do.

You don't really need bread.

Okay, forget it.

Okay, I'll take this upstairs
and start lunch.

- Do we need some wine?
- No, I'll get some from my place.

And Mo, don't run away this time.

Go learn how to cook.

Found some.

Xavier, are you here?

Guess what I found.

Are you American?

Yes.

Chantal lives right over...there.

But she's on vacation now.

She'll be back in September.

Well, thank you.

Please.

Use the lift.
It works now.

Everything's back to normal.

No, thank you.
I'd rather walk.

- Where to?
- Charles de Gaulle Airport, please.

Last call for passengers
on TWA flight number 803 to New York.

Please proceed to gate number...

You're boarding.

Have you a ticket?

Have you a ticket?

No, you have to have a ticket!

Your attention, please.

Passengers to New York
are awaited at gate number two

for immediate boarding.

I need a ticket
for the next flight to New York. Now.

I'm sorry, it's fully booked today,
and you'd be too late anyway.

Okay, give me a ticket
to anywhere, but now.

Wait for me!

Wait for me!