Original subtitles

Le film que vous allez voir est né sous une bonne étoile.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

That's all you know?

What do you mean, Mademoiselle Azar?

I don't know

Eww!

Hello, Miss Lazar.

So, did the muleteer get lost?

Or did he make a detour?

We told him that it was better to send us to look for the young lady.

Have you ever studied these things with a priest?

You don't remember?

The cows, for example.

How do they do it?

No,

the cows do... How do you do it?

Sir, do you know how the cows do it?

Come back.

Stop.

Get up.

Get up.

When you go to the toilet, you're less sick, and when you're less sick, you

better and longer.

Stop!

In French.

In a big village.

Oh no, much bigger.

Very far from here.

Over there, you can't even see the mountains.

Do you want to make a video?

Tell me, where are your mothers?

She spends the winter in the valley.

In the valley?

She works as a maid.

As a maid.

You have to knock before entering, sir.

What are you saying?

Let's get together at home.

If you want to join us.

I'm happy to meet you. Don't come to wash your head.

I don't understand what you're saying, madam.

You're going to make us all sick.

It's dangerous to wash children because

the crust on the head protects them from getting sick.

The crust doesn't protect from anything at all. No, it's dirt.

And the dirt is microbes.

To avoid diseases, we have to fight against these microbes.

And for that, there is a weapon.

It's the bath.

We say that young people, like old people, have to take one bath a month.

It's the insurance of a full health.

Good evening.

Good evening.

Good evening.

It's as if we had spread the planet Earth on a large paper to be able to see

as a whole.

In blue, the sea.

And the rest, these are the countries.

And we, look, we are here.

But it's very small.

It's very small.

Where is Prussia?

You know Prussia.

Here.

California.

To California, the country of poop.

No.

But also, you know things.

And Algeria?

Algeria is there.

Belotti. Do you know other countries?

I do.

Qu 'est -ce que vous faites ?

Oh

! Mais... Mais pour pas que vous tombiez.

Thank you.

In the planet Earth, there is more sea than earth.

The sea is blue.

We can see all the countries.

Even California.

Even further.

Algeria,

California.

Everyone thinks it's better there. No, it's nothing.

No one has ever come back.

On the other side of this mountain, there was a young shepherd.

He seemed to have all his life in front of him.

One morning,

while he was taking his troop to the Valfroide market, he noticed

a strange shadow.

It was not quite his shadow.

Who is the shadow?

She is indeed a shadow.

The shadow looks at us?

She looks at him firmly.

The shadow of death.

What do we do?

We leave her here.

The shadow of death.

Your Majesty, my brother -in -law recognizes death.

Terrified?

He jumps on his mule and crosses all the valleys to the sea.

There, he manages to board a boat heading to Algeria.

Swim on the deck of the boat.

But in the middle of the night, a storm breaks out, and the boat comes.

Our shepherd finds himself alone in the water, hanging on a small plank.

Soon death joins him.

Exhausted, he asks death, why?

Why did it look at him so fixedly a few days before?

It was only there that the expression of my surprise answered his death.

For I had to take you tonight, to the other side of the kingdom, in the sea of

Algeria.

What are you doing here?

Jupiter is dead.

What?

Pepe Jupiter is dead.

Feta! Enoch!

The window must remain open so that the hand of the dead escapes.

Chant. Chant.

Chant.

What are we going to do?

The sun has set.

We can't dig, so we'll bury him in the spring.

In the meantime, Lazare, we'll put him here.

But why on the roof?

So that he doesn't get eaten by the beasts that roam.

Yes, if we leave the box on the ground... Yes, but why on my roof?

It's the best place.

She says she will be accompanied by the games and the children's laughter.

La mort lui répond, c 'est que j 'étais surprise.

Et après?

Je t 'ai vu ce matin dans les montagnes. En français?

Ce matin dans les montagnes.

Ce matin dans les montagnes.

Mais je devais te rencontrer ce soir dans la mer.

Or, je devais te rencontrer

ce soir dans la mer.

Regardez.

Look. Now the story is here.

And we can never forget it.

Can I have it?

No.

No, it's my notebook.

When you know how to write, you too can keep a story in your notebook. Do you

realize?

A story is a sequence of sentences. A sentence is a sequence of words.

And a word is a sequence of letters.

So, you're going to read them. You're going to take a pen.

And you're going to write the first letter of the alphabet.

Not too hard.

In the other direction.

Belotti! But it's not possible!

Oh, it stings!

Oh, it's not possible.

I don't understand anything.

How are you going to prepare?

The story is going to die.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Don't come here to write.

If you write the story, the story is going to die. Shut up, Menno. The story

going to die. Give me back my notebook.

Menno. Give me back my notebook.

No.

I'm here for you, not for me!

Boudjouboulan. Gardera la foule. Gardera la foule.

Gardera la foule.

Gardera la foule.

La foule.

La foule.

Gardera la foule partout.

Ça veut dire quoi ? Ça veut dire bonne année, bonne santé,

gardera la diarrhée toute l 'année.

C 'est toi qui l 'as inventé.

Et maintenant tu dis...

No.

Repet.

Do you know what that means?

Thank you.

What? Is it a buckthorn?

No, it's a chamois.

And no, it's a footoo.

Look at that.

I'll take it.

I'm tired.

Have you ever seen an avalanche in the sky?

Not really.

It's a beautiful slide.

Is it still hot?

I agree, Nazar, it's not good weather.

A beautiful gift.

They say that this gift is a sign for our awakening.

Even if Pepe and Jupiter weren't there, the mountain wanted us to be happy.

Thank you.

You look good tonight, Miss Lazarus.

We're going back to the new century, I'm honored.

And good luck.

Good luck.

Well,

my son, he's the one who's splendid.

Hey!

Thank you. Thank you.

All right, bye.

Gouchette.

Gouchette, Daniel, gouchette?

Gouchette.

Couchette? Couchette!

It's not very good.

It was good.

Thank you.

I don't hate everything miss.

Where is Algeria?

There.

There are rivers that go up here

Continuously

Laughter.

Qu 'est -ce qui te passe?

C 'est pas disparu.

Il n 'était pas dans son lit ce matin.

Et puis, la valence, là.

Peut -être qu 'il est parti à la choc?

Au moins.

Non, il n 'y a aucune trace de pas, nulle part.

The snow covered the country.

We can't know anything.

How can we not know anything?

Belotti, come sit down.

Did you think we would find him?

Of course.

Your brother will make the bill with us.

Do you know what day we are?

We are in 1900.

We have switched to a new century.

Do you realize?

And if we imagine ourselves in 100 years again?

That is to say, in 2000.

How would you do it?

Me?

Je serai mariée dans la vallée avec plein de domestiques.

Non, tu seras mariée avec Daniel, la patate trop cuite.

N 'importe quoi. Dans 100 ans, tu seras morte, Marie.

Le temps passe différemment pour chacun.

Mais Bellotti a raison.

100 ans, c 'est dans très, très longtemps.

Vous, Marie, vous avez 10 ans.

So, 100 years is 10 years, plus 10 years, plus 10 years, plus

10 years.

That's it?

There's nothing in there.

Stop, Daniele.

Oh, my Lord.

Go, go,

again, again, again.

No, Lazar.

The mountain will give it back to us in the spring.

He's running around with his avalanches.

Can you write a letter?

Ah va va va.

Si vous voulez, je pourrais la porter à la poste au printemps.

Qu 'est -ce que vous voudriez raconter à votre mère?

Je commence par chère maman.

Cher vava,

I spend time differently for everyone.

I lived hunting adventures in the mountains.

I killed

a cowboy with a good shot in my head.

Il s 'est passé quoi ensuite?

Après plusieurs jours de marche, je me suis battu un manu avec un gros foutu.

Un manu?

Et ensuite, que s 'est -il passé?

Le temps passe différemment pour chacun.

J 'ai dansé avec une fille à la fête de Soudan.

C 'est quoi votre prénom ? Aimée.

Et j 'ai dansé avec la belle aimée à la fête de Soudan.

C 'est vrai, ça ?

Peppa is leaving for Madjiri.

You will be able to welcome her when the boat arrives.

Goodbye.

I kiss you.

I miss you.

Goodbye.

You can read the letter to me again. Of course.

Are

you crazy?

Daniel, we're looking for you everywhere.

It's the milk.

Come on.

Allez, Daniel, vous devez rentrer.

Done.

Un jour, alors que j 'étais à la chasse, j 'ai croisé la boye.

Une très belle femme.

Elle voulait me parler, mais moi, au début, je ne voulais pas causer avec

Je ne voulais pas.

Pas respect pour mon épouse.

Pas respect pour la mère de mes enfants.

Good evening.

Good evening.

Ah, the boy.

Very beautiful woman.

I didn't want to fight with her.

But as the woman was depressed, I approached her.

So, she took my hand.

She took my hand.

And then, we had a little walk.

A little walk.

Like that.

And then, all of a sudden... And then, all of a sudden, she jumped into the

ravine.

She pushed me into her fall.

But I resisted. I resisted. I resisted.

I resisted.

To not fall with her.

Oh la voye, elle me voulait tout entier, mais elle a eu tout l 'index.

Oh,

Thoreau.

What do you want?

What do you want?

Hello.

Bye. Bye.