:49:00
Sorry, Pierre-Jean.
:49:01
Your scorn is appropriate.
:49:03
Besides, things can still change.
:49:06
Are the winds changing?
:49:08
Well Marguerite,
:49:10
scornful tones must now shift
to more somber ones.
:49:16
Collaborating with the Germans
is fine, if they respect us.
:49:20
We've done a fine job ridding
the country ofJews and terrorists.
:49:24
Now Hitler must do his part.
:49:26
Absolutely.
:49:27
Let's raise our glasses
to a new cleansed France,
:49:30
one that's serene and prosperous.
:49:32
To a revolution led by Pétain.
Vive la France!
:49:36
Vive I'Amour.
:49:39
Let's have champagne!
:49:41
I'll get some.
:49:42
No!
:49:44
You're hiding something.
:49:45
You stop me every time.
It's fishy.
:49:48
Remember, I put it upstairs.
:49:50
- You said you brought it down.
- No. Up.
:49:52
- You bring it up, then down.
- So?
:49:54
- Well it is odd.
- What's odd!
:49:57
Are you OK, Edmond?
:49:58
He's never OK!
:49:59
It's her!
:50:00
- Daddy...
- I've had it with her.
:50:01
That's a new one.
:50:03
It's not new.
You yell constantly.
:50:05
Edmond, you've no guts, no brain.
You're a pig!
:50:08
- Do I treat you like a fat sow?
- Watch it!
:50:10
I'm ashamed of you!
That's my problem.
:50:12
I am ashamed of you!
:50:13
- You're still making my life hell.
- Not much longer!
:50:17
I'll get the champagne.
:50:29
Hold on.
:50:30
It's Colonel Spreich.
:50:33
He wants to talk to Dad.
He seems upset.
:50:36
Yes, Colonel?
This is Pierre-Jean.
:50:39
We're leaving...
:50:41
- What are you doing here?
- Eating.
:50:44
No, them.
:50:45
They're my cousins.
:50:46
I'm already in deep shit,
and you brought them here?
:50:49
I didn't go anywhere.
:50:50
How did they appear?
Was it the Holy Spirit?
:50:53
You told our landlady
Simon was in your cellar.
:50:56
We climbed through the opening.
:50:58
This isn't a summer camp!