:38:01
Four generations of rabbits
on the pill.
:38:05
It's monstrous.
:38:10
That's two aspirins a day
for a week.
:38:12
Very dangerous.
:38:18
Seine River water.
:38:22
Better tell me what I can eat
and drink, because...
:38:25
Tonight, you can have
whatever you want.
:38:29
Real environmental problems and
restrictions will begin in 15 years.
:38:33
But now's the time
to speak out.
:38:35
So my film about the future
should be about the end of the world.
:38:39
Do a film that shows
how to prevent it.
:38:41
- Is it still possible?
- If you can shout louder than I.
:38:45
One last question:
:38:47
In 25 years, what will be the most
difficult thing in the world?
:38:52
What's easiest now...
to have a child.
:38:56
- A child? That's a good start.
- Who knows?
:39:02
We shouldn't do a movie
about the future.
:39:05
We should do a movie
about the present.
:39:06
Above all,
:39:09
I must talk about things
I know really well.
:39:26
In 1910, we gained
the right to strike.
:39:30
In 1936, we gained the right
to two weeks paid vacation.
:39:34
Today we are fighting
for the 40-hour week,
:39:36
limits on production requirements,
cost-of-living increases,
:39:39
and a union shop.
:39:42
But whatever the working class
has ever gotten, it fought for it.
:39:46
Today, the Goldman Group
:39:49
claims that it will hand us
our revolution...
:39:52
a demagogical trap
if ever there was one!
:39:55
Never in the history
of the working class
:39:58
has a boss ever given
anything to his workers.