Bye Bye Blondie Page #2

Synopsis: A Love Story Of Two Women Who meet up in their late forties and attempt to retrieve the romance they had in their youth.
 
IMDB:
5.1
Year:
2012
87 min
40 Views


-Press hard ...

Hard fingers ...

-It is rumored that they will switch you out.

-It will annually.

I do not see that viewership drops,

so we wait and see.

-Where do you get your good mood from?

-Do you know?

From a young love ...

a real. The great love.

One should beware of the past.

The best listening at home there.

Hey!

-Hello!

The higher it goes,

the less clothes you have.

It does not bother me in the least.

I'm happy

to be in your program.

I'd crouched naked on all're

the leash, if you asked me to.

Interesting. I had not

thought of ... It would suit you.

-You get ... 200 euros.

-200? You sell them fast.

-Vinyl does not sell anymore.

Why are you selling it?

-I guess I have no choice.

Give me 400, so I'm off.

I need money.

-You get 300

No. 350 .. I'm moving to Paris.

I need steel.

-If you move to Paris?

-Yes. Replace them with the crap you got there.

-It costs 400 to Paris.

-350. I'm not just one night.

-350 Euros.

-Ok.

-Open!

The girl has woken up.

I'm looking for her.

'I'll be right there.

Come back, Jacques.

Go back to bed!

Hey.

Hey. Why am I here?

You were placed here because

you had a nervous breakdown.

-In the morning you will meet a doctor.

-I have things to do tomorrow.

Today you shall rest.

Tomorrow you will meet a psychiatrist.

And a social worker.

-Call my parents, so I can go.

-They know you're here. Everything is good.

No, it's not.

How do I get my clothes?

Can I get a cigarette?

It's too early. Rest now.

-Can I watch TV?

-You should be resting.

-Am I locked in?

I do not smoke, do not watch TV ...

To ... tomorrow?

Tomorrow you will meet someone.

You do.

-Let me out! Let me out!

-Elizabeth!

-Let go of me! I hurt you!

-Calm down.

-Go away! Do not touch me!

-Calm down!

-Get out!

-Calm down!

Calm down.

Belts.

-I hope that someone will come tomorrow.

She's better here than there.

Why do you think you are here?

Because ... I would go

to Juvisy over weekend

-To go to a concert with friends.

I insisted.

My parents did not

that it was suitable. We were upset ...

In particular, I am. They were intimidated by my

reaction and called emergency services.

That was it.

Is that all?

Yes, that's all.

Otherwise I good.

I eat well. I have many friends,

many interests ...

Yes, everything is going well.

No chance to upset them.

-Do you take drugs?

-No.

I drink a little, that's all.

Do you think that you are ugly?

No.

If you do not think you are ugly,

Why do you feel when uglier?

Is that why I'm locked up here?

You do not like my appearance?

Young girls who feel pretty don't cut their hair like savages.

They do... if they're punks.

I'm punk.

Having problems with sex?

No, I do not think ...

I usually do not talk about it

with people I do not know.

'I regard myself as normal.

-Normal?

I think that it is normal

not wanting to talk about it with one

- I do not know,

I have not asked for.

I do not tell if I swallow

When I suck someone. It is normal.

I will consult with parents.

Shall I wait outside?

Gloria? Come with me.

We're not saying you're crazy

but that you expose yourself to danger-

-In a disturbing way.

I do not belong here. Do something,

You can not leave me here.

We will not hurt you. We help you

to protect you from yourself.

-We will help you. Calm down.

-I will not be trapped.

You'll stay a while with us,

and you shall see that you'll feel better.

-You say nothing, Mom.

-Relax.

Dad ...! Dad!

Dad!

Dad! Dad!

Train number 2534 -

-From Nancy arrives.

Is it?

-Should I take your bag?

-Yes.

The car is there.

-Do you have any coins or notes?

-Come!

-He must not remain here.

-A charming reception.

Do you take your bag?

-Have you shared port phone?

-Yes. We have shared apartment ...

- ... But not the same floor.

-So we do not meet your husband?

-No.

-If someone visits me ...

Calling it ... with him, too.

For a life. You sound in the hallway.

Do you understand that you disturb the others?

-I did not know it was so loud.

-Is this music good for you?

-I do not do it again.

-Are you well so?

Do not touch,

I gave it to my parents!

You fat cow. You can not

prevent me from listening to Beru!

Fat Cow!

So f***ing stupid can you be!

Stop it! Let her go!

Let her go, I say!

Let go of me! Get out!

-Calm down!

Yeah, I'm calm.

-Calm down!

-Do not touch me! Fat Cow!

This is what happens if you touch my stuff.

Fat Cow!

-Stop it!

-Stop staring!

Next time I mosses you!

I saw you fighting for Beru yesterday.

I've never seen someone go on like that.

-When did you come?

-Yesterday.

Why are you here?

-For amnesia.

I took a lot of Rohypnol,

and has lost his memory.

What more do you listen to,

except on Beru?

-Do you know Beru?

-Yes, I do.

-Do you take me for an idiot or what?

-Yes.

My idol is David Bowie.

I also like the beer, punk

And I love the Stooges.

Not bad.

You remember many groups

to have lost his memory?

Can you keep a secret?

-My name is Frances.

-Gloria.

Gloria ...

I remembered it all this morning. I did not say

something so as not to be let out immediately.

This is not a fun place.

Be all you can do.

-It is difficult to get here.

-I wanted to get to know you.

Then you have not lost your memory,

you're just crazy.

Shall we smoke?

Are you hippie, or Do you think

that you're in "Little House on the Prairie"?

-Treat me like a fool, then.

-Now you have destroyed all my therapy.

-Do you smoke cigarettes?

-Yes.

I have some hash ...

Shall we join forces?

-How do you have so many cigarettes?

-I bought them from Pierrot yesterday.

-I do not talk with anyone.

-Is it a matter of principle?

No, a matter of taste.

-How is your friend, Pierrot?

He is sympathetic,

little absent, but kind.

He believes that he is persecuted,

and that he can read people's minds.

He says he's filmed by the state.

First I've heard, but you never know.

He said that people pursue him

when he is in the swimming hall-

And that the bank where he worked

sent medieval codes to him.

Then it was best to leave.

I can see them,

their petty madness.

I do not want to talk to

a banker who also is disabled.

-I am too young.

Daddy works in a bank.

Is that depressing?

-I do not talk to your dad.

Do you know that according to the rules get

patients do not f*** with each other?

-It inhibits recovery.

-Really?

I like what you say,

for I will never recover.

You work all week

and lets loose the whole weekend

The little waiter at McDonalds

says she lives on Sonacotra.

There is freedom there.

She has right in.

She works during the week and at the weekend dances.

-Wait ... I found amphetamines.

-No? How did you find them?

Leave the door unlocked,

or they'll discover us.

Alright ...

We did that in church ...

You went to church as a kid?

Not so often.

Close your mouth.

So lucky that you are here.

I'll always be your baby

I will always be here.

Hi, Marjorie! How are you?

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Virginie Despentes

Virginie Despentes (French: [depɑ̃t]; born 13 June 1969) is a French writer, novelist, and filmmaker. Her work is an inventory of youth marginalization; it participates to the sexual revolution lived by Generation X and to the acclimation of pornography in public spaces through new communication techniques. With a transgressive exploration of obscenity's limits, as a novelist or a film-maker she proposes social critique and an antidote to the new moral order. Her characters deal with misery and injustice, self-violence such as toxicomany, or violence towards others such rape or terrorism, violences she also had suffered from. She is a member of the académie Goncourt from the 5th of January 2016. more…

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