The Red Shoes
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1:21:03
Silence!
1:21:05
- Fifth.
- Bras.

1:21:11
Hello? Hello? Yes.
Who is it? 0h, it's you!

1:21:14
Monsieur Lermontov...
1:21:16
No, no. It's fine.
Thank you for ringing me.

1:21:18
You're not disturbing me at all.
1:21:21
I always have time
for congratulations.

1:21:27
- 0h, yes. I agree.
- Monsieur Lermontov...

1:21:30
A most distinguished score.
1:21:34
- Voilà, Monsieur Craster.
- Uh, Monsieur Craster?

1:21:38
Yes.
0f course he'll contact me.

1:21:41
Yes, he's going to.
1:21:42
He's starting with a new ballet,
full of gait and charm.

1:21:46
La Belle Meunière,
book by Marcel Lucien.

1:21:48
Go away.
1:21:49
Yes. 0h, yes,
it's a wonderful role for her.

1:21:53
- Au revoir, Lermontov.
- Au revoir, madame.

1:21:55
No, not this season. Next season.
1:22:00
Merci beaucoup.
1:22:02
Yes. It was very kind
of you to ring me.

1:22:04
Thank you very much.
1:22:06
No more calls,
not even congratulations.

1:22:11
Au revoir. Where are those papers?
1:22:13
Thank you very much. Here.
1:22:17
Excusez-moi.
1:22:18
Well, Mr Craster, that's all.
I'm proud of you.

1:22:21
- Mr Lermontov, I would like to...
- Some other time...ah, yes!

1:22:25
- Do you read French?
- Yes.

1:22:27
Well, read it.
We'll talk about it some other time.

1:22:33
Mademoiselle Page.
1:22:35
Come in, Miss Page, come in.
Sit down.

1:22:39
I want to talk to you
about your future.

1:22:44
When we first met,
1:22:46
you asked me a question to which
I gave a stupid answer.

1:22:50
You asked me whether
I wanted to live and I said yes.

1:22:53
Actually, I want more, much more!
1:22:56
I want to create,
1:22:57
to make something big
out of something little...


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