:11:03
If it's the wrong policy,
:11:05
it's the wrong politics.
:11:08
If you're unaware, you're blind.
:11:13
Why are you doing dishes,
for example?
:11:16
To clean them.
:11:18
Then you've understood.
:11:21
So 1967 France is like dirty dishes.
:11:24
Yeah.
:11:30
On a farm
:11:32
near Grenoble.
:11:35
It's a small village.
:11:38
5am in summer, 7 am in winter.
:11:45
Light the fire,
then go to the dairy.
:11:48
My brother's meal, then the pigs,
clean the stable.
:11:52
Lunch, the dishes,
washing, the mending.
:11:57
Usually had no time to mend.
:12:01
In the afternoon,
gather the eggs, then dinner.
:12:06
Then feed the calves.
:12:08
Light the lights in the hen-house.
:12:13
Then make yoghurt.
:12:16
Neocapitalist society
won't look at its own face...
:12:22
I arrived in Paris in 1960.
No, '65...
:12:29
Yes... sorry, in '64.
:12:33
Cleaning lady for three years.
:12:39
It's nice here on the top floor.
:12:42
It's well lit, airy.
:12:44
You know I worked at Passy before.
:12:49
Then at Auteuil
in those big bourgeois flats
:12:54
on the first floor.
:12:56
It's always so dark.
:12:58
I had to sweep in the dark.