For Ever Mozart
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- 1996
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You're late! Kiss me.
We're waiting!
The French franc
keeps dropping, Baron.
Is it yes or no?
We'll soon find out.
This is me.
"A Prisoner of Love".
That's why you changed
"Man's Hope" to "expectations"?
Sh*t, the cinema!
36 CHARACTERS
Expectations...
That's the word I'd like to write.
Modern life is too fast-paced
to allow any room
for a feeling so ardent,
so tender.
We shrug our shoulders
at this chaste betrothal with the future.
Modern man has no time to hope,
nor to love.
It's the little people who hope.
Not the modern world.
Like the saints
who atone and love for us.
Everywhere in our poor Europe,
the tradition of modest expectations
is in the hands of the poor.
Like old seamstresses,
whose lace work
no machine could ever match.
You'll say that these poor fools...
Living on expectations, are no more
laudable for hoping than for living.
Probably...
Next!
Mr Vitalis, I'm Baron Felix.
"War is easy. It's... "
So is it yes?
What's your film called?
"The Fatal Bolero".
100,000 francs.
Go on.
1,000,000 francs.
Good thing I'm not serious
or I'd think it over for another year.
"War is easy. It's sticking
a piece of metal in a piece of flesh. "
No, not at all!
Tonight at 10.
I booked a table at Edgar.
We're expecting you.
No, Father! It's not for you anymore.
You have to turn the page!
We'll start over after vacation.
I need to speak to you.
She sent me a letter.
You're lucky.
Yes, but I'm scared.
Too much of her
brings me bad luck.
Will you be at your mother's
for vacation?
Yes, Uncle.
I'm going to Madrid to get a book.
I'll come to see you
before going to Paris.
- How old is it now?
- 35. You should know.
Either you're faithful
or you aren't.
Each in his own way.
I was in Spain.
I found Azana's book
about how Don Quixote was invented.
I haven't forgotten.
With the communists
I'll go to my death.
But I won't go one step further.
Something's wrong.
Is it her or is it him?
- You'll have to push.
- I'm tired!
I know, I know.
You saw Sollers' article in "Le Monde",
"Sarajevo and Marivaux".
Let's go by foot. It's not far.
She's given him the idea
of going to Sarajevo
to put on
"The Game of Love and Chance".
As if France needed that!
That screwy philosophizing
daughter of yours!
He says he'll find a sponsor,
if I lend him the car.
Can you imagine?
The car in which Albert Camus got killed
drives on to Sarajevo.
I may have Corneille or Racine.
We said no tragedies!
How about Musset?
- "One Mustn't Play at Love"
- In Sarajevo.
I heard Musset
was mean to George Sand.
Serves her right.
And what's more, Camille...
that's me!
Happiness is such a rare pearl
in this earthly ocean.
I know her. Three years ago,
she wanted to deliver Jerusalem.
In the meantime, she's unemployed.
In Madrid, candles are forbidden
in every church.
- What do they use?
- Electricity.
Good God.
- I agree.
- I don't.
"We begin by defending a Republic
and end up robbing stagecoaches": Hugo.
I don't like guerillas,
that ass Guevara, 2 or 3 Vietnams...
Yeah, Dad. 2 or 3 Americas.
Kings lunch, princes dine,
paupers sup.
That's right.
So, who starts?
I, Albert Camus' granddaughter,
decide to put on
"One Mustn't Play at Love" in Sarajevo.
It's suicide.
"Suicide is the only
serious philosophical problem. "
"The Rebel", page one.
To do so, I've asked
the help and support
of my cousin, here present.
Children were once parental property.
Yes, but when children are grand,
they belong to their grandparents.
Say something.
No, he'll take his $100,000
for the "Fatal Bolero".
Ridiculous!
Shameful!
How horrible.
I have their word.
We'll never see that money.
This is what Juan Goytisolo
told me in Madrid:
Is the history of Europe
in the 1990's a simple rehearsal
with slight symphonic variations
of the cowardice
and chaos of the 1930's?
Austria, Ethiopia,
Spain, Czechoslovakia:
a dreadful, unending Bolero by Ravel.
Anyway, the war is over.
So what?
It was a civil war!
What you're saying is irrelevant!
Anyway, he's right.
What about the forests?
The fish? The wolves?
What's she talking about?
You heard me.
They'll rebuild it any which way.
No use voting green.
I'd like to go away.
With them.
It's not good enough here?
No, I'm not happy.
She can be Rosette.
There's nothing more to say.
Yes, there's more.
Now that I'm unemployed,
during these slow, empty hours,
a sadness rises into my mind
from the depths of my soul.
Bitterness that everything is
a sensation belonging only to me
and also something outside me.
Something I'm incapable
of changing!
Alas, life's a nightmare bad enough.
Leave our dreams out of it.
Articulate!
Yes, Uncle.
How often do my own dreams
rise before me?
They represent what's most intelligent
in the young generation,
in this Europe,
not purified,
but corrupted by suffering...
To tell me how
they resemble reality.
Not exalted,
but humiliated
by its new-won freedom.
...because I refuse them
and they appear suddenly
from the exterior.
You too,
nothing but youth for sale.
Who's the father
of characters in a play?
It was your idea
to do theater there...
It's the author, Dad.
And who is the mother?
The actor.
Come with us... please.
I have to stop by Paris.
Listen to my idea.
Remember Hemingway's house?
My Lord,
I come to ask a favor of you.
The villagers to whom I spoke
say you love your cousin
and that you wooed me
as a kind of joke.
You'll need some money.
I've saved up.
Like that?
Alas... let's go!
What were you talking about?
Do you mind telling me?
We were talking about our country.
His family was killed.
We were talking about death
and about how you feel.
When it hits you?
Yes.
It's not like in books.
They use nice sentences,
but it's not like that.
I told him what happens.
He agreed.
You don't feel anything,
but you say something.
What?
Once I was run over by a police car.
There was an explosion. I fell.
I was lying on the sidewalk
in a daze.
But I didn't think of dying.
There is no death.
There's only...
me...
who is going to die.
We're expecting you!
No, we're staying here.
Don't be stupid. It's cold.
No, we're staying here.
- At least come eat.
- We'll manage.
I'll be back later.
A room with a view.
Let's get to work.
What did he want?
What an ass.
Let's get to work.
Kings lunch, princes dine,
paupers sup.
Not like that.
Words are words
and kisses are kisses.
I realize I have little wit
as soon as I open my mouth.
Let's get to work.
Tonight, philosophy.
Say something.
I think, therefore I am.
In "I think therefore I am,"
the "I" of "I think" is not the same
as the "I" of "I am". Why?
The relation between body and spirit
has yet to be shown.
Between thought and existence.
It's not funny.
I bit my tongue.
The sensation of I have of existence
is not yet a "me".
It's an unreflected sensation.
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