Mon roi Page #3

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we had a lot of fun.

We did crazy things.

But, at some point,

it all stopped being fun.

Yes, grownups are complicated.

That's why I tell you to enjoy it.

Make the most of your childhood.

Later, it starts getting complicated.

Okay, in that case,

hang up like Daddy said

and we'll talk tomorrow.

I love you.

Bye.

Georgio Milevski,

do you take

as your lawful wedded wife

Marie-Antoinette Jezequel?

I do.

Marie-Antoinette Jezequel,

do you take

as your lawful wedded husband

Georgio Milevski?

I don't.

I do.

I hear you came without rings.

- Us?

- You're the bride and groom.

We didn't want any.

l pronounce you

husband and wife.

What were Georgio and Tony

doing on top of the cake?

Naughty newlyweds!

To the happy couple!

I'd love some salami.

Does Georgio Milevski,

to whom I give my sister...

Bullshit.

Temporarily.

I'd like to know, how come no rings?

We don't need rings, this is the future.

It's called

consumm-eating your marriage!

Tony! Cut the damn thing.

Agnes!

Agnes, dammit!

Holy sh*t!

Sir, leave this to us.

We have the tablets here.

Miss, if you hear me, squeeze my hand.

- F***!

- I told you to keep an eye on her.

She's breathing?

- Is she breathing?

- Just a second, sir.

Watch out, the knife.

Okay, she's breathing.

She's breathing.

Ready? Lift!

- Where'll you take her?

- Cochin.

No, the American Hospital.

I know a guy there.

You're family? A friend?

A friend.

Do you know

if she's on antidepressants or anything?

Abilify, 5 mg. Three times a day.

- l'll pack a bag for her.

- Please.

- Her doctor prescribed it?

- Dr. Mnes.

Various narcotics, happy pills.

- Such as?

- Cocaine, MDMA, ecstasy.

Amphetamines.

I'm okay.

You know why she did it?

Do you?

Yes.

Why?

I told her you were pregnant.

So the baby is head down,

which is favorable.

Can you put the heart on again?

It won't be long now. Here it comes.

See?

Abdomen, a limb, brain...

Everything's fine. Nothing to report.

Everything's just fine.

He's a little bit emotional because...

That's a good thing. It's good.

Shimon Peres.

The first ever ultrasound

by Shimon Peres.

- You know, don't you?

- Yes.

We don't want to know. No telling, okay?

Big nose...

Say it.

With your head. Nod yes or...

- Was that a wink?

- You don't want to hear.

Don't say it.

Mime it.

Don't tell me if you know.

At any rate, he's...

It's very beautiful.

Our baby.

Can we circumcise immediately?

Who knows

if there's anything to circumcise?

- What makes you think it's a boy?

- I don't know. He said he.

He said it. The baby.

That's it, baby.

Sorry.

No, I think it's wonderful. Very good.

She's awake?

Is she conscious?

What's the doctor say?

What does the doctor say?

Has she eaten anything?

No, you go.

Call me after.

So it's just a matter of options.

And design.

The color's not an issue.

Wheels, rocking or standard.

Okay.

Well?

Like she said...

Which do you prefer?

If it's too deep, you hurt your back.

The height's adjustable.

Look, honestly...

I don't care. Get whichever you want.

Seriously, wheels, rocking...

Right, that one.

There you go.

What about...

You're awake?

Give me a second, I'll call you back.

Get the one you want.

You choose.

I'll be on the phone.

Georgio!

lt's Agnes.

You took your pills?

Why? What's wrong?

Sleep. I'll be back.

Just practice flexing it.

Go as far as you can without pain.

If it hurts,

you let it straighten up again.

I'm here for six weeks, all in all.

You?

Five.

But I'll go mad cooped up here.

When I leave here,

you think I'll be walking?

Sure.

You're nuts.

You'll never walk in 5 weeks.

She will.

Cruciate rehab?

6 months to 4 years.

What?

If she's lucky, Nabil.

It's at least 2 years. Seriously.

- The doctors are bullshitting me?

- They're kidding you!

She's no athlete,

she's not 20 anymore.

Hold on, I'm not saying you're old.

Straight up, it's true about your knee.

The minimum?

To walk as if nothing had ever happened?

Now that's...

That'd be freaky.

Man overboard!

Know who I had dinner with yesterday?

No.

Your father.

He calls me every Sunday.

To see how I'm doing. If I'm holding up.

He always said he likes you a lot.

We like each other a lot.

He'd really like

to see you more often.

I take note.

I'll do all I can

to rectify the situation,

which I would rather

not have neglected in recent months.

You mean me or him?

In this instance, my father.

It's becoming a habit.

To?

To have to rectify situations

neglected for months and months.

Where are you?

Okay.

Bye.

Please...

It's okay, I give up.

I give up looking after her.

No more.

Hear me?

I had to look after her one last time.

Now, no more.

Tony, please.

Listen to me.

l have a right to your attention.

No, your credit's run out. It's over.

Finished. I'm leaving you.

You can't leave me like this.

- Just because I'm a bit late.

- Just because you're late?

- You're shitting me?

- No.

You don't think I'm leaving you

because you're late? Seriously?

I think

you're deciding this tonight...

Or decided tonight...

l'm deciding tonight

after it's escalated

for many long weeks and months.

And l was very patient.

Look".

I won't look after her anymore.

It's too late.

I don't give a damn about her.

I couldn't leave the girl to croak.

Get it?

Don't go.

Stop, please.

Stop!

You have to eat something.

Look on the bright side.

Right now...

you're sad.

But, and there is a but,

you're better off alone.

It's like in the Leo Ferr song.

"As time goes, everything goes.

"The lost years have left you gray.

"You're alone but...

"At peace!"

l was upset, I'm sorry.

I got that.

And?

And I apologize.

Thanks, but it makes no difference.

To what?

l have to look after her.

So last night

when you said you'd stop,

it was just to calm me down?

No.

Last night l'd no idea

you could treat me like sh*t.

- l was upset. I apologize.

- You're often upset.

l have to look after her.

You don't have to look after her.

I understand, she's in a bad way.

It's horrible.

But I don't see

why you have to look after her.

She'll go to a facility

where they'll look after her.

Subject closed.

The subject is closed.

l have to look after her.

And nothing will stop me.

Is that clear?

I cry for no reason, I...

I can't sleep anymore.

I lose my temper easily.

I'm scared the baby will feel it.

I want him to feel

his mom's in a good place.

I mean, happy, calm...

In that case,

from your description

of these moods' duration and intensity,

I think it's...

It's preferable

that I should intervene medically,

with solutions

that involve medication, of course,

to allow you to feel better.

We're talking medication

that's absolutely harmless for the child.

What do you think?

I don't know.

How about we try it?

For a pregnant woman

to have these ups and downs

in her behavior,

is that the baby blues?

No, that comes after the birth.

There's more afterwards?

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