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- You just want to avoid the problem.
- No.
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Michel has offered me to
to live with him for a while.
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- What kind of decisions?
- You see the shampoo?
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Don't tell Mom.
She'd only think it's for good.
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- It sounds bad.
- Not at all. We've talked.
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It's much better now.
I'll try to explain.
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The idea of getting distance
is a classic.
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I see it was wrong to tell you.
I thought you'd support me.
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But of course I'll support you.
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But you only lie to yourself.
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What do you actually
know about relationships?
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- How long is it now'?
- What?
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That he's thinking.
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Two months and five days.
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- And the cat'?
- What about it'?
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I mean Dad found it
when we were in Greece.
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And who'll feed it'?
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Anyway, I hope that he still wants
to see me, after your divorce.
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No one speaks about divorce,
Nina.
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Well...
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We only need to be alone,
to think about certain things.
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- That happens in a marriage.
- Yes, of course.
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Okay. My name is Paule Zachmann
and I have always been lucky.
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Take my work at the university,
that I've had for 20 years,
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there I was really lucky.
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Even if university isn't always
what you might think.
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At Philosophy, nine people
share two tiny offices,
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a 20 kg beast of a computer,
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and a coin-operated copier, where you
insert 10 cents like in the post office.
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- Bernard. How are you'?
- Good! Hello.
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I'm filled up with work.
And how are you'?
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- I need a holiday.
- Yes, me too.
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- Shall we go to the cinema one day'?
- Dunno. No exiting films currently.
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Oh, well.
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The worst is not that
you deceive me.
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But to tell me you
just need some distance.
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I told you I'm strong enough.
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But you treat me
like a stranger.
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Can't we talk later.
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The film starts now,
I've promised Capucine...
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- Her name is Capucine?
- Yes, a lovely name.
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Yes...
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- So spring-like, dazzling.
- It's ridiculous.
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- Don't be so hateful. It's not nice.
- I'm not hateful. I'm sick.
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So you're jealous?
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Right, you succeeded,
I'm jealous.
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And on whom'?
On such a lame bore.
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She's certainly working
with media or advertising.
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She buys Le Monde,
to appear educated...
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But in secret she reads
tabloids or Elle.
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It's true, she reads Elle.
As a change from Kant.
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And you know what
I really like about her'?
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She doesn't tell me what life is,
she discovers it.
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Necessarily, she's just 28.
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How old are you again?
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Your hair's falling in your coffee.
What are these funny glasses'?
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I know that I look like a frog.
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What did you watch yesterday?
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I met Alex' new girlfriend;
that's what I watched.
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You met Capucine?
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- What? Do you know her'?
- Dad introduced her.
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Please don't call him "Dad".
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That's new.
He brought me up, didn't he'?
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That's not a reason.
Don't call him Dad any more.
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What else then?
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Alex, like everyone does.
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What is this Capucine doing?
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I don't know. He met her at
soulmates.com.
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Soulmates.com'?
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He likes the simple way.
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What do you mean?
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Soulmates.com.
It's easy to join...
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quickly to come to the point,
how and who doesn't matter.
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It's pathetic.
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You can also meet someone
by chance on the street.
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But there's beauty
in a real encounter.
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You have no plans,
life just surprises you.
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I don't hope life surprises me with a
Jean-Thomas Trucheau or Quentin Brunei.
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- Who are they'?
- Two idiots from the Ninth.
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Don't worry.
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Life has more to offer.
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We want to remind those
who would rather forget...
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that on 7th and 8th July...
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8,000 people were merciless killed
in the heart of Europe.
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We demand from Juppe's government
and from President Chirac...
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to gather the courage to intervene,
to make the absurd war and genocide...
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lead from Pale and Belgrade,
come to an end.
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The UNPROFOR
can only watch helplessly...
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must come to an end...
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Excuse me, I usually don't talk
to women on the street.
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I saw you in the metro.
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- You followed me'?
- It was my direction.
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- You look so sad!
- What, me'?
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It's not my business,
but I think it's not right...
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that a woman like you is sad.
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You're wrong. I'm not sad,
rather concentrated.
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May I, just say no,
if I bother you.
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It would be a great pleasure,
to drink a cup of coffee with you.
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It's not possible.
In five minutes starts my course.
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And afterward?
We could meet then