:35:00
I thought about
our childhood here.
:35:03
Soon this land
will be ours again.
:35:06
I know my son.
:35:08
Youthful tollies,
bad influences in Paris--
:35:12
- I know how to straighten him out.
- Money?
:35:16
He'll be an oil and soap merchant,
like me.
:35:18
He'll be very rich.
Richer than the French engineers.
:35:23
I was against
his studying in France.
:35:26
But you and your friend Guy
kept insisting.
:35:30
Young people like Tanh
are this country's tuture.
:35:34
An Indo-Chinese elite
should be created.
:35:36
We are the elite,
because we are rich.
:35:40
Tanh is an intellectual.
Business wouldn't interest him.
:35:44
He should stop dreaming.
:35:46
- What's wrong?
- I've cried a lot.
:35:50
My buffalo died
and my boy is sick.
:35:53
The boy took the remedy?
:35:54
Yes, but he's hungry
and I need money.
:35:57
You'd gamble with money.
Send me your wite.
:36:00
I'll give her the sack of rice
and the medicine.
:36:04
You will get nothing.
:36:13
Some champagne?
:36:15
No thanks, Aunt.
:36:20
Camille's mother was my cousin.
:36:22
We always wished for
a marriage between our children.
:36:25
When you adopted Camille...
:36:27
that was my only condition.
:36:30
The ties must not be broken.
:36:35
Now she's my daughter
and I want her to be happy.
:36:40
Two boys--
They'll give us two boys.
:36:43
We'll be happy in our old age.
:36:47
The older one
will marry a rich girl...
:36:50
and our children
will care for us.
:36:54
And when our time comes,
we'll die contentedly...
:36:57
surrounded by our children
and grandchildren.