Jeune & jolie

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2013
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- What is it?

- Felix is looking for you.

- Did you see him?

- Yes, he passed the house.

- Did mum saw him?

- Yes, of course.

- Did she say something?

- That he was very handsome.

- Will you promise me not to tell mum?

- Yes.

- Why do you not want to say something?

- She has nothing to do with it. It is my life.

Sure if you say so,

I am not saying anything.

I do not want her to ask me questions:

What do you do, how did you meet?...

- Where does he come from?

- Are you in love?

Tell me, Isabelle!

Are you in love?

- And how about you?

- I do not know. I am a guy.

YOUNG & PRETTY

Come on, let us clear the table.

Guys, can you help us, too?

- Let's go swimming!

You have to tidy first,

we go for a swim later.

- Mum, can we go to the beach?

- Not now. You have to digest before.

- Please, Mum.

- You are going at four, after the nap.

We do not do siesta,

we are not kids.

I am no child,

but just take siesta!

Let me!

Let me go!

- Your German friend came.

- Yes, I know.

- He seems nice. He is called Felix, right?

- Yes.

- You should invite him to dinner.

- No. It is too silly.

- Did you saw him?

- Yes, there he is.

- Where?

- There, he is playing tennis on the beach.

Right there Do you see?

Shall we get down?

- Do you think?

- Clear, let us go.

There he comes.

- Turn around or you will not see him!

- Shut up!

- Hello, Felix.

- Hello.

- Hello, Isabelle.

- Hello.

- Can I introduce my friend, Milan?

- Hello.

- Are you fine?

- Yes, very fine, and you?

I think, very well. With beach,

sun... everything is perfect!

Tonight we go to a disco...

if you like to.

- Yes, of course.

- Great. I will call and see you there

- Sure, if you like.

- Super.

- See you.

- Great, bye.

There it is. Mira.

Finish it yourself!

Close it, I do not know

how you do it.

- I light it.

- So soon?

- Is it alright? Do you like it?

- You look like a whore.

- Do you think?

- Clear. Look at me!

- Gentle!

- That is better.

I am going. Are you going

to our parents now, so I can leave?

- Okay, will you tell me later?

- I promise.

- Do you not want to sleep?

- No.

- What are you doing then?

- Nothing.

- What about your sister?

- She fell asleep, I think.

- Did not she go to see her beloved German?

- No, she does not care.

- Does he speak French?

- Yes.

- Is it good?

- Coming from a German, yes.

- Put on your pyjamas and go to bed.

- Okay.

In any case, I have been to the

beach the whole day...

...with Milan, who I introduced to you...

...and we went body-surfing.

- Did you ever do body-surfing?

- Yes. - Yes, haha?

- Do you want some ice-cream?

- Yes.

- Good evening, sir.

- Good evening, sir and madam.

There you are.

Six Euros.

- Thanks, have a good night.

- Thank you.

- Come on, let us go to the beach.

- Do you want?

- Yes.

- It tastes good.

- Very good.

- First time?

- Yes.

- Do not be afraid!

- Thank you for tonight.

- Good night, Isabelle.

- Good night.

- You were not sleeping?

- As you see, no.

- Where are you coming from? Did your mother know?

- No.

And you do not have to tell her.

What are you doing here?

- I was waiting.

- So, what?

- I did it.

- Did you sleep with him?

- Yes.

- How was it?

- I do not want to talk about this with you, Victor.

Come on, you promised.

Did something go wrong?

No, not at all.

Go to bed in your room!

Victor?

- Do not tell mum!

- Okay.

- Good morning.

- Ah, the handsome Felix.

- How are you, madame?

- You can call me Silvie.

- Patrick, this is Felix.

- Good morning.

- Hello.

- Vronique, Peter.

- Felix.

- Good morning.

- Hello.

- Nice.

- How are you, Felix?

- Hello, Victor.

- Are you fine?

- Yes.

- Can I lay down besides you?

- Sure, if you want to.

- Shall we go swimming?

- Yeah, good idea.

- Patrick, are you coming?

- I am coming.

- Victor, are you coming?

- Not now.

- Are you sure there is no jellyfish today?

- Special your sister is.

- Why?

- I do not know.

- I have ever met a girl like her.

- Is is because you are German and she is French.

- Victor, can you help me, please?

- Are you sure, she does not expect something?

- No, she did not want to come.

- 17 is fine. Are you getting the gifts?

- Yes.

- Happy birthday,

happy birthday,

happy birthday, Isabelle...

happy birthday to you.

Come on, blow!

You do not have to cry.

I, who was afraid of him...

everything and anything...

I have changed a lot.

I have changed a lot.

Turned me...

see it clearly...

something quite different.

Is true, I'm not...

what it was...

the little girl you met.

No, I'm not her.

Love a guy...

can change everything...

know very well.

Because every touch...

every kiss...

made? Me...

just for you...

what I am:
...

a woman who loves you

more to you than life.

What did you see...

your love.

- That was Felix.

- Autumn -

Come in!

Good afternoon... Lea.

- Good afternoon.

- I know, I lied about my age.

Everyone does it, right?

- Do you mind?

- No.

Nor are you like

the photos on the web.

- I know.

- Do you want a drink?

- No.

Or yes, a glass of water.

- Sit!

You are lovely.

Better than on the pictures.

- Student?

- Yes.

- Right, that is the crisis.

- How old are you?

- 20 years.

You have very pretty eyes.

Melancholic.

- You look very young, do you know?

- Yes, I know. I get that often.

- Do we see us again?

- You have my number.

- Are you available for the night?

No, only in the evenings.

And I cannot do weekends.

- What a pity.

- Goodbye.

- Goodbye.

- What did you write there?

- Handsome.

- Fine, I prepared the food. It is in the fridge,

you only have to heat it in the microwave. - Okay.

- See you tomorrow.

- Victor, you have to study more grammar!

- Okay.

- Goodbye, Muna.

- See you tomorrow.

- Goodbye.

- I am exhausted.

Dating & You

- You could knock before entering.

- What are you doing?

- Leave me alone, I am working!

- Are you watching porn?

- Get out!

- I, I will eat then.

"At seventeen,

you cannot be formal."

"One night,

you get sick of beer and lemonade..."

"the noisy cafes

with dazzling decades..."

"and you go under the green linden,

for a walk."

"How rich smell lime green

on the nights of June!"

"The air is sometimes so soft,

to be closed eyelids."

"The wind rustling

- The city is not far - ..."

"brings aromas of vine

and beer."

"Night of June:
17.

You let yourself be intoxicated."

" The sap is champagne

that goes to your head, ramble."

"You feel a kiss on your lips;

Throbbing like an animal."

"Your crazy heart, Robinsonea

through novels..."

"when clarity

a pale lantern..."

"spends a Miss

lovely look."

"To her, you seem very naive,

and trotting with his small boots..."

"turns, alert,

and a living movement..."

"on your lips,

poems then die."

"You are in love,

laughs at your verses."

"All their friends are,

you are unbearable."

"And one night, your love

deigned to write."

"That night,

coffee again dazzled."

"You order beer or lemonade.

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François Ozon

François Ozon (French: [fʁɑ̃.swa o.zɔ̃]; born 15 November 1967) is a French film director and screenwriter whose films are usually characterized by sharp satirical wit and a freewheeling view on human sexuality. He has achieved international acclaim for his films 8 femmes (2002) and Swimming Pool (2003). Ozon is considered to be one of the most important French film directors in the new "New Wave" in French cinema such as Jean-Paul Civeyrac, Philippe Ramos, and Yves Caumon, as well as a group of French filmmakers associated with a "cinema du corps/cinema of the body". more…

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