:32:03
He's got funny eyes, like a duck.
:32:05
Palau... No?
:32:07
Talk him into it. It's Dad's birthday.
Make an effort.
:32:11
You realize the work load he has?
:32:13
That's just it. He needs a break,
and it's Sunday. So come...
:32:17
"People of Paris, the French must fight!
:32:20
"Turn out in force and demonstrate!
:32:22
"The gas is on only 4 hours a day!"
:32:24
The union must be joking!
Go and fight...
:32:27
With what? And why? For gas?
:32:30
Jacques, please!
:32:31
C'mon, this is a riot.
:32:33
He has you type Communist tracts
but he was on the other side.
:32:36
He fights a war, great!
But he works for the Germans.
:32:39
Not for. Under the Germans.
:32:46
So how's Clouzot's dialogue?
:32:50
Your brother's getting...
:32:51
You slave weekends, for them!
:32:54
I work on films. For Tourneur,
Clouzot and myself.
:32:59
To learn. And I'm always learning.
:33:02
Then shoot. Direct your first film.
:33:06
Not now.
Not until we've kicked them out.
:33:08
And I haven't signed a contract.
I never will.
:33:13
So how about Sunday?
Are you coming?
:33:16
Can't we put it back a week?
:33:18
We'll celebrate Christmas
on Bastille Day.
:33:21
Mom found a duck and turnips.
:33:23
We can set it back.
:33:24
But the duck's plucked.
It's this Sunday or never.
:33:28
I'll come with the baby.
:33:31
Jean will drop by.
:33:33
I took two tracts.
:33:39
I'll come for lunch.
:33:40
I love duck!
:33:43
Devaivre?
:33:44
This is Didot. Marc Valbel's friend.
:33:47
Hold on.
:33:53
Last year you had some apples.
Got any left?
:33:57
I need two.
Remember where we met with Marc?