Barracuda Page #4

Synopsis: A mad but cunning old man imprisons a young man in his apartment to be his friend.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
1997
94 min
67 Views


while Madam Moon and the stars rejoiced

at this happy victory."

How was that?

No, I'll read it again tomorrow

if you like.

All right, you may watch

a bit of television.

But you must be good

or I'll chain you up again.

Good evening.

Thanks for joining us

for the sixtieth episode of

"Address Unknown".

Each month we try to help

distressed families

find someone near and dear,

a relative or just a friend.

Tonight, together,

we'll try to trace a young man

who vanished

more than 9 months ago.

Luc Coblence hasn't been sighted

since October 12.

Where's he? Is he still alive?

Did he decide to start a new life?

Together, we'll try to answer

these questions tonight.

With us, those close to Luc Coblence,

his parents Alain and Martine

and Margot, Luc's friend

and I thank her for coming.

I know how painful this must be for her.

Margot, you've just given birth...

- It's not painful for me to be here.

You've just had a baby, you're alone...

Luc, I only have you.

Without you I can't go on.

You said I was the only one for you.

Now I've no life. Nothing at all.

Nothing at all.

Margot, if Luc is alive

as you feel he is...

I need you.

Don't leave me alone.

You should've told me

you can't take alcohol.

You know, when you've been abandoned,

you have to go away.

When you've been abandoned

you have to go away.

Go away. You have to go away.

My dear Luc...

Please...

As long as we're together...

Brendan Doyle & Lynne Broad

Transcribed and synced by:

marooned2, KG, 2014.

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Philippe Haïm

Philippe Haïm (born 2 September 1967, in Paris) is a French film director, writer and composer. He sometimes is also actor, as in Comme un poisson hors de l'eau (1999). more…

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