Congorama Page #5

Your father's battery.

Lige-Turin on a single charge.

Want to go to Torino?

The nerve! Lots of people

could blow the whistle.

lt's like you found a Van Gogh

and said, Look what l painted!

Are you a thief or plain dumb?

Both. When will you denounce me?

Go on, hit me!

lt'll make me feel better.

F*** you!

l should kill you, but given

your talent for resurrection.. .

lf only l hadn't gone to Canada!

Hadn't been born in a barn

in bloody St Ccile!

Hold it. What did you say?

Didn't you know?

l'm a bastard born

on a bed of manure.

You were born in a barn?

l should've stuck

to my solar-powered lawnmowers!

Alright.

Let me be the one

to tell my family, ok?

That won't be necessary.

You'll complete my father's work.

Here.

l'll get my stuff and go.

You ok, Dad?

l shouldn't have gone to Canada.

lt wasn't a good idea.

l screwed up over there,

you've no idea.

Not in your wildest novels.

l'm not an inventor, l'm nothing.

l'm not even your son.

Do you want to become like.. .

You know.. .

Kim and Justine?

-l'm not that good.

Jules?

Show me the back of your neck.

That a birthmark?

Yes.

What's he up to?

Here.

Thanks.

Belgians kiss only one cheek.

How did your father die?

Forgotten.

Dad's name was Sylvio.

Sylvio Legros.

Hello.

To the airport.

When will you be back?

l don't know.

Grandpa gave me this for you.

Thank you!

l did the drawing.

-You did?

lt's great!

Hello?

l'm in St Christopher, Connecticut.

l'm with the patent holder.

He's nuts,

insists on speaking to the inventor.

What do l tell him?

l don't know, Michel.

He wants to be friendly.

Play the game.

Dad?

-Sh*t, l can't see!

Dad, what's wrong?

Alice!

Alice!

Hello?

Hello?

You there?

''ln the dark, a young journalist

shouted,

''lndependence for Congo!

''ln the ensuing commotion,

a Canadian nun escaped being trampled

''thanks to the journalist

and his wife.

''A year later,

the couple arranged to meet the nun

''in a motel in the Qubec countryside.

''The nun secretly hid a baby

in a barn.

'' Congorama tells of

a Congo-Belgium tribe,

''born of a blackout,

but above all, a promise."

Translation:
J. lrving

& R. Gray, Kinograph

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