1:00:02
Other people's stories?
Well, other people live elsewhere.
1:00:05
And that movie
about the 20th century?
1:00:07
I still want to make that film.
1:00:10
It'll go from 1900,
with the invention of movies,
1:00:12
to 2000, with the invention
of happiness.
1:00:16
It'll be a mixture
of subjects, styles.
1:00:19
It'll be a three-hour film
describing a single moment of love...
1:00:22
the anatomy of love
at first sight.
1:00:24
To explain it,
I'll go back three generations.
1:00:27
You've come a long way
since blackmail.
1:00:30
It will also explain
1:00:32
that only the doers
are really alive,
1:00:35
that the world should be shared,
not divided.
1:00:38
Come on, let's go!
1:00:40
And here we are,
back to big theories.
1:00:42
People just want
to have fun, nothing more.
1:00:46
It's a good thing I like you.
1:00:48
- And I don't put sugar in my coffee.
- You're such a poet.
1:00:51
How many poets owe
thousands in taxes by the 31st?
1:00:54
Just pay them.
1:00:56
I think I found a way with Panama.
1:00:59
Just now, I was telling you
about sharing the world.
1:01:02
As weird as it seems to you,
my way of dealing
1:01:05
with others people's problems
is by paying taxes.
1:01:07
Save that for your reporters.
1:01:10
How about a gangster movie?
1:01:12
A movie about the 20th century
has to be about gangsters.
1:01:15
You open at the Olympia
again tomorrow.
1:01:19
- How many times has it been?
- I don't know. 18, 19 times?
1:01:22
In a nutshell.
Time goes so fast.
1:01:25
18 or 19 times!
But is there a song
1:01:28
that you sang every time?
1:01:31
At the Olympia?
1:01:33
There must be one.
1:01:36
Yes, there is one.