Happy Page #3
- Year:
- 2015
- 100 min
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- Do you want me to do it?
- [Marion] No.
- Come on girls, listen, poor
guy.
home
to his wife, I'm sure.
You know, some girl he met in
high school
when she like 16 and he got her
pregnant.
- You really have imagination.
- That's what they do on
the country side, right?
- Yes.
That's how I always tell him.
- That's what I should do.
I should be a writer.
- I would read it.
- [Florent] Okay.
- [Alessia] Do it.
- That's it.
And then, you can take pictures,
you know, to promote the book.
How do you call this?
The cover of my book.
- And, what do I do?
(laughing)
- You pose for the cover.
- That's it?
- No, no, no, because, you know,
you like talking so
f***ing much all the time.
I know you should be a
how do you say this?
My...
- B*tch?
(laughing)
- You can be my agent.
- Book launch parties.
- You should sit with us.
- Yes.
- No, babe, it's okay, he wants
go home,
we're gonna leave.
- Come, one drink.
- Don't worry.
- [Alessia] Have a drink,
have one drink, okay?
- Okay.
- No, but go home.
- [Waiter] I'll be right back.
- [Alessia] Everybody speaks
English here.
(laughing)
- Yeah.
- I studied in Australia for a
year.
- Good for you.
- Aussie, aussie, aussie.
Australia.
- You guys want?
- Yes.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- [Marion] Stop.
- [Florent] My God.
- More, more, more.
- [Waiter] More?
- Yeah, yeah, to the top.
Yes.
- Just a tiny little bit for me.
- All the way.
- [Florent] That's enough.
That's, no, I can't drink this.
- You of all people.
- I can't.
- Cheers y'all.
- Cheers.
Okay.
- So, what's your story?
- I can't believe
you just broke the glass.
- [Waiter] My story.
That's really good news.
- No thanks, I don't like it.
- Sorry, I didn't mean to.
I don't know.
Who am I?
- No, no, no, no, we don't
wanna know who you are.
We want you to tell us
a story about your life.
I don't know.
Let's start at the beginning.
So, my name is Thomas, what's
you name?
- Alessia.
- [Thomas] And, you?
- Flo.
- Marion.
- Marion, okay.
So, my name is Thomas
and I'm a student.
- [Florent] Student, lucky.
- [Alessia] I know.
- Art history.
- I got that.
- Really, look at you.
French is improving all of a
sudden.
- And, you, what's your story?
Where are you from?
You American?
- Unfortunately.
- [Florent] Smart one, too, huh.
It's not just a face.
- [Thomas] Why unfortunately?
- Because
there's nothing to do there.
There's,
it's full of a
- Full of what?
Come on, there is nothing to do
here.
- Yes.
- That's so true.
There's nothing to do here.
- [Alessia] No, what about
that thing, the museum you
talked about.
The World War II
- Museum.
- [Alessia] Yeah, yeah, that's
it.
See.
- Yes.
- What
- He will come with us to the
museum.
- Oh yeah?
- [Marion] Yeah.
- Okay.
- What?
- But
she goes
so
(laughing)
- He will come with us to the
museum.
- Really?
(laughing)
- Okay guys.
- What?
- My French isn't that good yet.
- They're just talking about
some,
what are you guys talking about?
Oh, really?
- Yeah.
- Good for you.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, bullshit.
- Oh, I've done those.
- Yeah, people don't want to
work anymore.
This is what our problem is.
Now, we are old and we
understand that
all is over.
- I don't think this is a
problem.
- Guys.
We're understanding
that we're gonna die.
(laughing)
- [Florent] We're understanding.
- [Marion] We're going to die.
Yes, we're going to die.
- [Alessia] We all are.
He didn't like that, did he?
- That was cute.
- I love this music.
Let's dance.
Come on, I want to dance.
Okay.
I want to dance.
- No, no, no.
No.
No, seriously, stop pushing me.
My God.
(laid-back music)
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
(screaming)
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k Think of all the stories
that we could've told
k One day baby we'll be old
k Oh baby we'll be old
k And think of all the stories
that we could've told k
- The traffic has jammed.
- Okay, okay, okay, so.
When was the last time you had
sex?
- Are you talking to me?
- Yeah.
You, everybody, Flo, I know, so.
- [Florent] Really?
- Yeah.
- [Florent] I don't know
why she's saying this.
- Really?
So, when was it?
- Um, few weeks ago.
- Days.
- Really?
- Why me, okay?
What about you then?
- With a guy or a girl?
- Oh, interesting.
- Wait, you really had sex with
a girl?
- Of course.
What?
- Nothing.
It's normal, you know.
You kiss a girl everyday.
- Come on, you really never
tried it?
- No.
No,
but I want to.
- Really?
that.
- So, what about you Marion?
So?
- Five months.
- What?
- What?
- Five months?
- What, it's not so long.
- I had sex last week.
- Last week.
- [Marion] But, you're a guy.
- [Thomas] And?
- It's
- double standards.
- Oh, congratulations, you win.
- No.
- What?
What?
- Um, they want us to kiss.
- You and me?
- [Marion] They want to see us.
- Okay.
What do we get in exchange?
- Yeah, what do we get?
- You get the experience
you've always wanted, right.
Come on, you just said so.
And, you.
- How bout you two kiss and then
we kiss.
- Yeah.
- [Florent] Us?
- Yeah.
You kiss her and then I kiss
Alessia.
- Oh, okay, so you kiss her.
- [Marion] No.
- [Alessia] She meant him.
- So?
- No, no.
- Okay.
- Okay?
- Come on, just a kiss.
- [Alessia] Yeah.
- But, a real kiss or
else it doesn't count.
- [Florent] You guys are
such babies, seriously.
- Oh yeah, we're the babies.
- Yeah.
So?
- Okay.
- Okay.
- [Florent] Okay.
- Okay.
- [Alessia] Alright, then.
Go, go, go.
- But, then, you're turn.
- My parents see what's
going on in their house?
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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