Camille Rewinds Page #5

Synopsis: Camille was only sixteen and still in high school when she fell in love with Eric, another student. They later married and a child and were happy for a while. But now twenty-five years have passed and Eric leaves her for a younger woman. Bitter and desperate Camille drinks so much liquor at a New Year Eve's party that she falls into an ethylic coma and she finds herself... propelled into her own past! Camille is sixteen again when she wakes up this morning, her parents are not dead anymore and she must go to school, where she will meet her schoolmates and, of course, Eric. Is she going to fall for him again and... be miserable twenty-five years later? Or will she avoid him with the result never having her beloved daughter? Who ever said that time traveling was fun?
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Noémie Lvovsky
Production: F Comme Film
  5 wins & 19 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
67%
Year:
2012
115 min
23 Views


I even prepared two glasses.

I'm no good at reading the future.

They've been here

for a month.

Mind if I talk to you?

My problem is since the last time,

I want you to talk.

Still come from the future?

To the future. What's it like?

The President of the United States

is black.

With you

I don't know what will happen.

I didn't experience this before.

I'm not allowed to kiss you.

You think you're misbehaving.

I'm the one who is.

Following you, seducing you,

because I'm into you.

I'm into you.

Then I see that man,

still a boy.

Who? None of my business.

The husband

I spent my life with.

I want to avoid him.

Not screw up again.

But I can't pull away.

And I'm confiding in you.

Can I call you Alphonse?

At school, "Mr. Da Costa".

I'd prefer not.

I wanted to change the past.

To save my mother.

Your mother is fine.

Nothing will happen.

She dies in 13 days.

Nothing will happen then.

I'll take you out to dinner.

I'll take you out.

I'm afraid

to be prisoner here forever.

That my daughter never exists.

If I don't get pregnant now,

she won't exist.

I'm stupid to listen to you.

If you're still from the future

at the end of the month,

you'll see a doctor.

- By then, you'll believe me.

- Then I'll see a doctor.

In the meantime...

Yes?

Can I stay like this?

You're the strangest girl

I've ever seen.

I only feel good with you.

I feel lost.

But it's infinitely pleasant.

Why didn't you show up last night?

- Your mom said you went out.

- I did.

See someone?

Who?

Can I come in?

I have a test tomorrow.

What did I do wrong?

I don't get it.

What are you hiding?

Nothing.

Is there someone else?

- What are you doing?

- Nothing.

I'm going to bed.

This is my room.

You're not asleep?

I'm having herbal tea.

Are you okay?

You seem troubled.

You're my mother.

You're my daughter.

I'm lucky.

Know that I love you

and I'm lucky.

You want something.

I just wanted to say that.

And that I'm pregnant.

Are you sure?

With a boy?

Not with my bike.

I mean...

A boy from school?

I don't believe it.

Tell Dad?

This isn't possible...

You're a child.

Go to your room.

I'm too upset.

I don't want to see you.

I'm too upset.

Go back to your room.

I don't want to see you.

I'm a bad mother.

Or you wouldn't be pregnant at 16.

Not at all.

Kids happen.

It's my life happening.

You think it's early,

but that's life.

You're the best mother possible.

Nonsense.

You're talking nonsense.

It's making you giddy.

What about the boy?

Do you love him?

- You can't be sure of love.

- Yes, you can!

I'm not sure of love.

I'm afraid for you.

I need to be alone.

Tell me goodnight.

Tell me goodnight right.

Go on.

I'll help you.

Don't bother.

Stop following me like a puppy!

- What are you doing?

- Cleaning.

You're a pain. No school today?

There's a strike.

Not a strike... teachers' meetings.

Want to do me a favor?

You really do?

Go to your room and study until noon.

You're disturbing me. I can't think.

Get out of my space.

Go on... Put that down...

Go on!

You came here to keep warm.

Too close to the pipe.

You'll dry out.

Come here, little bee.

You're all drowsy.

What are you doing here

in the middle of January?

If you stay here you'll die.

I'll put you outside...

At first you'll be very cold.

But there are places to warm up.

Go find your hive.

Good luck.

Still not dressed?

What are you doing?

I'm taping...

If you think

what I said was hot air...

if you don't believe me...

I got you this.

Not because I believe in marriage.

But because

every word I said was true.

Are we together or not?

Travel the world first.

If you come along.

You go...

and I'll have a child.

I'm pregnant.

- By who?

- You.

But don't change your life.

We're no longer together.

Here I am.

You were frightened...

I saw myself dead.

In my past.

And pregnant.

Is this yours?

Never a dull moment.

It has to stop.

You're a scientist.

Can't you help?

I can build a machine.

We'll go together.

You'll explain what changed.

When we get there,

I'll still be 45. You, 40.

We'll rent a small place...

You don't want to stay here?

I'd rather go back.

- Will you come find me?

- Sure.

I'll be 70.

No problem. I'll find you.

Make sure your number

is never unlisted.

One day I'll ring your bell.

I want to give you this.

What is it?

My mother's voice... my father's too.

For Camille...

In a very long time.

We'll choose a song.

If I go back,

until we meet again,

when you hear it, remember me.

When I hear it,

I'll remember you.

What do we listen to

in your present?

Dalida?

She's dead. Committed suicide.

In two years, I think.

Freddy Mercury.

He died too.

Why not a dead singer?

I want someone alive.

Is K-15 alive?

J-8?

Gainsbourg?

Michel Berger.

Heart attack.

What if I'm dead?

You're forbidden.

I choose... this one.

Dead too, but so what?

What a story.

Didn't you find me too young?

I changed my mind.

Great!

I hear you have an accident

and I find you here

sucking face with a teacher.

- Let her decide.

- I'll deal with you later.

You act all deep and mysterious.

Underneath, you're a whore.

You're sick.

I'm sorry about your mother.

You just want to drive me crazy.

I'm not good enough?

Find an old fart? A sugar daddy?

- Mind your tongue.

- Shut up, perv!

Stop it!

You'll get expelled.

No, that motherf***er will.

Forget him!

He's got some right.

You were married to him?

You're crazy, as crazy as...

You're immature.

Look at me here.

In 5 seconds, I'm out of here.

No need to come running.

It's over.

I'm out of your life.

I'm sorry.

I want this sawed off.

Sawed off again.

So it was for you.

The boy who bought it

seemed very determined.

I'm determined not to wear it.

No reason to saw it.

I can't get it off.

With some soap and a little patience

you'll manage.

I tried soap.

But not with patience!

You shouldn't drink, miss.

Not now, you're too young...

and not later.

Give me the courage

to change the things I can change.

And the serenity to accept the things

I cannot change.

And the wisdom

to know the difference.

Why do you always wear Mom's gloves?

My hands get cold.

Next time her name will be on it.

Come on.

The answer is no.

Twice,

because your partner already asked.

I say no.

Too late.

You made a commitment.

If you can't honor it,

disaster will follow.

Obviously you can fake

a doctor's note.

I'll have to accept it.

But in anger and disdain. No choice.

Come here.

It's incredible.

She wants the same thing.

To be replaced 2 weeks before.

Obviously I said no.

You don't ask to be replaced

two weeks before the show!

It's impossible!

The fact that you even try it

makes me furious!

You can't imagine!

Stick to your commitments!

We don't speak anymore.

Acting will be tough.

You don't speak?

Now you'll speak.

Work something out.

Start speaking. In 5 minutes,

we'll start again.

Take off those gloves.

They stress me out.

They give me a headache.

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