Cupcakes Page #6
oi insult, of recognizing mistakes
let it be heard.
let it be heard.
Dad,
I have to talk to you.
Just a second, honey.
This is for you, sir.
And those who refuse to hear it
accept you.
So sit alone on your favorite
park bench.
So sit alone on your favorite
park bench.
Try to look at the familiar blvd.
from a different angle.
Now your voice can be heard.
Are you okay?
Are you okay?
Yes, I'm... fine.
I see you, too, read the...
Urn, yes.
I'm actually a devoted reader.
She always says the right thing, huh'?
You think so'?
I lost a lot of money
because of her.
What?
Or rather, thanks to her.
I invented a popular
computer program.
I invented a popular
computer program.
From that day, my pockets got full
but my soul got empty-.
Since I discovered her, I---...
instead of the next million.
Wow.
Aviv (Springtime).
Yes.
My name is Aviv.
Oh. Keven.
Nice to meet you.
Do we know each other?
Why do you ask?
I don't know,
you're looking at me as if...
What?
You look more approachable
outside the computer.
Oh, you know Head My Lisp?
Actually, I'm son of
a patient of yours.
Really?
But it seems you're one of mine, too.
And when you give in to your
inner voice, something changes.
Something in you opens up
and everything becomes simple.
It's the same bench,
the same boulevard,
but everything is different.
- Dedi?
-Mom! You arrived?
Yes. We're going to rehearsals.
Wow, cool!
- Are you guys okay?
-Of course we are.
Dad put Shira to sleep
so she can stay up tonight.
Dad?
to watch you together.
What? What does he think?
That he can simply come and go
whenever he wants,
and you cooperate with him?
"Cooperate with him?"
What's with you'?
He's our father!
It's not all about you.
Don't talk to me that way!
What do you know?
You're just a kid.
- Hello.
-Hello.
- Merci!
-S'il vous plait!
May I be excused!
Okay, ladies. This is your
que to get onstage.
What? Uh...
That's not the playback.
That's not the song.
Excuse me'?
One moment, please, it's...
not the right version,
Mr. Eduoard Baer, s'il vous plait.
Where to look?
Stand still, please,
stand still.
Is there any problem?
Thank you very much.
What? What?
- What thank you very much"?
-Now is Mr. Edouard Baer.
Excuse me.
What "excuse me"?
This is our first...
Excuse me, I don't know you, yes?
But I see everybody else does...
What is your problem'?
We come here do our first rehearsal,
nobody's pissing to our direction,
and then comes Messieur and they
through us away to the garbage?
Why'? We're not important?
We don't exist?
We don't need time? consideration?
- Madame...
-What is it about you men?
You think you can do everything
and it's okay.
You come when you want,
you go when you want,
and we're supposed to accept it
like it was nothing.
Why'? kousochto Monsieur,
kousochto all Monsieur...
How do you say misamcha,
Who put you...? -Anat...
Who put you to decide?
I decide we stay on stage,
do the rehearsal comme il taut,
and stop popping up
whenever you want.
Do you think it's fair'?
No, tell me, do you think it's fair?
And I know you. I know you well.
Some day you'll come back
all smiling,
expecting us to behave
as if nothing happened.
And then you say,
"Woman is crazy."
No, you're crazy
All of you!
All right.
It says here:
"Getting to knowYOU Party"
Maybe we should mingle'?
- Shalom.
-Shalom, Shalom. Kak dila?
(Russian)
Ah no, I don't speak Russian.
I just said that I think
we speak the "same language".
Now we do. Ofer.
Stas. Nice to meet you.
And this is my lovely wife, Oxana.
We also perform together.
"My lovely wife..."
Anat.
Monsieur, I'm so sorry.
- Really, it's all kind of...
-Don't mention it.
Why don't we get away
from all of this?
May I invite you for dinner'?
I love Paris when it rains.
In Israel we say:
"Two of us under one umbrella."
- Under one umbrella.
-Good.
So, come to think of it,
your band, Anat-Ofah,
it's based on your name?
In a way. It's the name of
a business that I'm running.
"Ofah" means boulanger.
Really? So you're not a professional
singer?
No, I'm a professional baker.
I have to ask you,
why did you...
I heard you,
and beyond all this hysteria
I really felt a woman, you know?
A real woman.
By the way, what means "Kousoto?
Sorry?
Kousoto." At one moment
you said the word Kousoto
and it seemed... very deep.
Kousoto...?
Oh, yes. Yes.
Kousochto (a**hole in Hebrew).
Yes, it's deep.
I knew that.
You're really charming.
I knew it from the very first moment
I put my eyes on you.
You must have a very good eye.
Excuse me, it's from the pressure.
You know...
Maybe I should just go
back to the hotel.
Oh, you're married. Okay.
is waiting in the room, and...
No, my petit husband
is not waiting at all.
Explain.
I mean, you can talk to me
about it, you know.
To you, from all people?
Why not?
Do I seem to you like the portrait
of the guy jumping from bed to bed,
from gala to gala
and opening his eyes every morning
That's what you think I am?
It's true. I am like that.
But you know,
I was married once.
And it had everything to succeed.
Everything but one thing. Me.
If at that time I had
someone to talk to like that,
I'm sure that she would
still be around.
But no, it was always about me.
Me on TV, me on radio,
me on stage, me, me, me.
So at the end it was
still about me, but...
me alone.
How can you put that
in your mouth?
Just like this.
Pork, cheese,
these French have no God.
But they have oeuf a la coque.
Perfection.
Oeuf a la coque.
It's just a soft-boiled egg.
Pass the coffee, please.
- Thank you.
-You're welcome.
What?
What "what? How was it?
It was wonderful.
How was Edward?
Edouard.
He was wonderful.
"Edouard."
And...?
And that's that.
Fans?
What fans?
It's annoying news updates.
As if it'll kill me not to know that
the Chief Rabbi fondled a boy,
or the Minister of Culture
decided to go to Paris
to show her support
for the band...
Girls!
Peek-a-boo!
Bon appetit, everyone!
What a great surprise.
What do we have here?
Oeuf a la coque.
My husband would be drooling...
I'm so glad I came!
Shoot my better side, Reuben.
Weren't you at the briefing'?
And don't film the table,
it's not kosher.
Listen, I read your column about the
familiar boulevard that looks different
and it played on my
most sensitive heartstrings.
It filled me with pride.
What can I say'?
If you can't beat them, join them!
Reuben, go film the other
delegates. Far away.
Thank you.
Dana, for God's sake,
pass the pork.
Ready?
Wait a second.
Is something wrong?
One little thing
before we go on, okay?
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