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- 2009
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Give it a good kick
at the bottom!
Who is it?
It always sticks.
It's a man with a turtle.
Oh, how typical!
Mario Vaillant.
I worked at the inn.
I live across the road.
- How do you do. Pierre Martin.
My daughter Catherine.
My darling.
- How do you do.
Please come in.
May I offer you some coffee?
Do that. And a croissant.
What's your turtle's name?
- Felicity.
Funny name, isn't it?
It belonged to Jeanne.
I've been taking care
of it since...
since she left us.
What's wrong?
- Nothing. It's just -
it's Felicity.
I played with her
when I was little.
May I?
What a horrible creature.
I've never seen one
close up before.
Do you recognize me, Felicity?
Will you stop carrying on?
What will he think of you?
I know how he feels.
I had a hamster
when I was small.
But hamsters
don't live very long.
You lost your pet, too?
Yes.
Right.
She followed me everywhere.
Testing, 1 , 2, do you read me?
Wall to wall.
You're coming in loud and clear.
I repeat:
loud and clear. Roger.Mario's over there.
I should have known.
That guy's a pain in the neck!
Of course he went over.
He used to work for Jeanne. Roger.
I don't want anyone
helping the Frenchies, see?
I want them out of here!
Got it. Message received. Roger.
Big Joe?
- What?
Quit saying "Roger".
What are you doing here
with your binoculars?
Go home. They're going to
call you to fix the plumbing.
You have to be near the phone.
A Parisian girl won't last
a week without water.
Look at the lanky twit.
Interfering nuisance.
Damn. Damn, damn.
Damn.
What's wrong? Is there
a problem, Miss Martin?
I've been after them
for a week, Mario.
They still haven't found
the containers.
Two enormous containers, Mario!
inside them, Miss Martin?
No. Just trinkets.
I always ship them in containers.
Honestly, Mario...
Look what I found in the cellar.
Snowshoes!
And all kinds of
Christmas decorations.
We'll have to put them up soon.
The snowshoes are Jeanne's.
She used them right up to last year.
He's playing with snowshoes.
Can you answer the question
I've been asking you all week?
Where is your briefcase?
We need the shipping papers!
in the little plane.
Give me strength!
Don't you care?
My whole life is floating
out there somewhere
in two lost containers!
Calm down, darling.
We may have lost a briefcase,
but two huge containers?
We lost it? You lost it!
I took care of it.
The airline is going
to mail it to us.
Why didn't you say so?
When?
Well, as soon as they find it.
Yes. Because I'm not sure
I left it in the little plane.
Why, here's Mr. Big Joe!
I've never seen so much rust.
But the water's on now.
It's fine.
- About time.
Will you have some coffee,
Mr. Big Joe?
No, don't bother. I have to go.
Bye now. Thanks. Thanks.
We're most grateful.
- Speak for yourself.
Shut the door!
Hello, this is Plumber.
I repeat,
this is Plumber.
Operation Sahara completed.
Returning to base. Roger!
Sorry. Cancel the Roger.
Come on! Reverse, you old heap!
Ready, Pierre? Let's go.
- Good! You lead the way.
Pierre, may I introduce
the Saguenay Fiord.
It's majestic.
It's in good shape.
The ice is strong enough
to support the fishing shacks.
is 100 metres deep.
Do the fish bite?
Do they bite?
I have to turn away to bait the hook.
I have to hide!
They jump at us.
Here we go.
You have to tease them a little.
Titillate the fish.
It'll amaze you.
Yes, hello. Pauline?
No. You're Pauline. I'm Pierre.
Right. It was a question.
In a manner of speaking.
That's right. Tell me...
No, I know you know
you're Pauline.
I'm Pierre Martin.
That's settled.
Tell me, is Big Joe there?
Big Joe who? Big Joe!
He's not there?
Oh, that's awkward.
Because yesterday
he came by to fix our plumbing,
and can you imagine?
Now it's...
Zapped.
Meaning it doesn't work.
Broken. Plumbing kaput!
Water not come.
Kaput, kaput, kaput!
I no understand
what you is telling I.
I think she understands.
Is Big Joe there?
Okay, me hang up now.
Enough is enough.
Do they think we're savages?
Who is it?
Kateri Tekakwitha's father.
Who?
- Nobody that matters.
Today. Or tomorrow. Soon.
I want a shower.
I'm fed up
washing at the basin.
We aren't living with savages.
I take it back.
We are living with savages.
You're exaggerating, princess.
What are you doing?
Darling Daddy.
If I want to go trapping one day,
I must get used to them.
Hello? Yes?
At last! Someone
who is properly speaking!
Yes, speaking. Yes indeed.
No. Pardon?
What?
Sank? Like the Titanic?
Oh, dear...
Hey!
Hi, Pierre.
How's it going?
Is she feeling better?
She's all right now,
but last night, she was very down.
She kept trying to salvage
her memories from the stormy seas.
This language is beautiful
when it's spoken well.
It's just harder to understand.
Hi, Mario!
Mario, please
don't ask me how I am.
Oh.
Good morning, Miss Martin.
How are you?
you asked for.
Maybe we could do some
painting together tomorrow.
An excellent idea, Mario!
Yes. That's right.
We'll paint together tomorrow.
See how much birch
I've chopped, darling?
But that wood is green.
What does the colour matter?
I'm just going to burn it.
That's the whole point.
Maybe we could go down
to the Pier for dinner?
Do you know of another
restaurant around here?
Raymond? It's me.
They're heading your way.
Leave it to me.
I'll finish them off with poutine.
Hi, guys.
Good evening.
Oh, look!
The wee doggie
has a beautiful coat!
And bootees! That's so cute.
Right. This evening,
our famous poutine
would be on special.
Wait. Is it on special or not?
Don't be dumb.
I just said it's on special.
But you said " it would be" .
Yeah. So?
As a courtesy
to our French friends.
Fine, but "would be"
is future tense.
Conditional.
It would be on special
We have several poutines:
the Italian, the Western,
also called the Country,
the chicken Galvaude,
and the Teriyaki.
Italian with hot peppers.
Poutine. Interesting name.
I'll try the Italian variety.
I'll have what Mario's having.
And you, darling?
For you, ma'am?
Ma'am will avoid the Tipoon
since she has no idea
what it is.
I'll have a salad.
I see. Our salads include
the Italian, the Western,
also called the Country,
the chicken Galvaude
and the Teriyaki.
Plain.
Like chicken Galvaude,
hold the chicken?
Exactly.
Ah. After all, why not?
It's like a cheeseburger
with no cheese.
It's a hamburger. Eh?
Plain...
You're really
going to eat that?
Oh, Mr. Big Joe!
Oh!
I haven't forgotten you.
He's laughing in our faces.
He's just dripping with guilt.
How very odd.
A plumber who drips.
Yes. Very funny.
The days went by and already
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