Nelly Page #2
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
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And life became even harder.
A literary revelation, here and in France,
the wildly talented young Qubcoise
spews her loathing...
- Stop!
- Wait, wait!
Her novel is a litany
strewn with rhetorical flourishes.
Stop, it's unbearable!
Why does it say you're 26 on the cover?
I'm ashamed.
I wanted to be published
before I turned 30.
You lied about your age?
I'm so ashamed.
You're amazing.
Your book's great.
Thanks.
You? You're not drinking?
I'm pregnant.
Bravo.
Thanks.
- Yes?
- Mathieu? It's me.
Hi, what time is ii in Montral?
Late.
Early, actually.
I can't sleep.
What's going on?
Nothing.
I'm happy to hear your voice.
Memo.
How's the book doing?
Incredibly well, as you know.
How well?
Let me repeat it:
We 're atop the fists in Quebec and France.
We've sold 30,000 copies.
Is that good?
5,000 copies is a bestseller,
so 30,000 is better than good.
- You're sure?
- Yes, it's a hit.
I find it hard to believe.
We make a beautiful duo, babe!
He was happy, huh?
Disgustingly happy!
That fat filthy rich
f***ing shithole bastard.
One where's good, two's better!
Has fatso put on even more weight?
Probably. I try not
to look at those pigs.
Hand me my cash.
No idea why. Count yourself lucky.
At least he's fast.
Exactly. You came, now beat it, man!
He insists on his full hour.
He's a businessman.
We put on a great show.
You lick really well.
Yeah? I'm never sure what to do.
No, you're good. Your fingers, tongue.
Really not bad, no joke.
When I moaned it wasn't all an act.
Really?
If fatso wasn't there,
I think I'd come for real.
How 'bout another try?
Please, sweetie!
C Silly! In, ' I.
I! Was a new world. I was captivated.
In my captivity,
I suffered like a martyr.
Something inside me broke.
Something ripped in two
like a tree trunk split by lightning.
I swear that at that moment,
After our session last week I walked home.
It was dusk.
A few streets from home
I saw a man laying bricks.
He was wearing a tanktop and work boots.
He was sweating.
His hair was filthy.
In fact, every inch of him was filthy.
and asked if he could take a short break
to f*** me in the alleyway
right there.
He looked a bit surprised
but did what I wanted.
Exactly.
He followed me to the alley.
He hardly spoke.
Neither did I.
He took me by the neck
and pressed my face
against the damp bricks.
and stuck his fingers in my p*ssy.
I was dripping wet.
His whole hand was wet.
He was rough.
He never let go of my neck.
He pinned me there.
But I wanted to be pinned down.
He took his cock out of his jeans.
I felt it hard against my ass.
He f***ed me,
fast and hard.
He smelled of sweat and wet cement,
a mixture of the two.
I could hear the sounds of the city.
Passers-by,
their banal conversation.
His cock pounded my p*ssy.
He came fast, on my thigh.
I felt perfect,
like in a daze.
I pulled up my panties and left.
I couldn't describe his face.
And what...
How do you feel about it?
I needed to belong to someone.
I belong to those who take me.
What are you doing?
I don't want to talk anymore.
Let's be reasonable, OK?
I want you so badly.
And so do you.
My wife's right outside.
I know.
No, stop it! Stop.
Pretty good waist.
Nice line of the hips.
Your ass is just as it should be.
The finest of the finest.
Your breasts are starting to sag a bit.
Legs, knees, belly...
No complaints.
You have everything you need
where you need it.
How have you been since last time?
Fine.
- You haven't changed jobs?
- No.
How many clients do you see?
10 or 20 a week.
You always use protection, no matter what?
- Yes.
- For oral sex too?
Yes?
Not always.
You've never been treated
for an STD?
Are you pregnant?
Noticed any changes in
your health recently?
Alright, let's examine you.
Put this on, I'll be back.
The accumulation of clients,
professors,
doctors, psychoanalysis.
Each one has a specialty,
busying himself
with one part of me or another,
for the healthy development of the whole.
One man in my life would be dangerous;
Too much hatred in me for one head.
I need the planet,
the full range of humankind.
Since you didn't look a! Me,
Hello.
Thanks for agreeing to meet me.
My pleasure.
I'm a huge admirer.
Everyone at the magazine is.
Thank you.
A new novel,
you must be feeling the pressure.
Why'?
Sales, reviews, nominations for Europe's
most prestigious literary awards...
You must dream of repeating that.
I'd prefer to have won the awards.
People buy my novel for my face
on the front cover.
But do they read it?
I don't know.
That's rather dark.
I feel like it's son of a mess.
The mess is pan of my vision of the world.
What do you mean?
There are too many watching.
Reflecting back my beauty or my ugliness,
my talent or my stupidity.
I am lost,
knowing people think things about me
over which I have no control...
It's very upsetting.
It's pan of the mess.
And what do they think?
I don't know.
I don't want to know.
Maybe I shouldn't have exposed myself.
I think I don't like
being exposed, in fact.
Now I keep a low profile.
Success must have calmed you down?
I lost something with that book.
I have the impression
somethings been soiled.
I think it's starting to kick in.
I'm sorry.
Do you want to go on'?
What is your next novel about?
Mathieu?
What if my new book doesn't sell?
Don! Worry, it'll all g0 fine.
But if it doesn't, whafll we do?
Well, nothing. What can we do?
But if no one likes what I wrote?
I like it. I'm here.
I'll be there, I always will.
You won't abandon me?
Never.
And if the critics demolish me?
First, critics demolish books,
they don't demolish you.
You know it's the same thing.
L! Won'! Happen.
I can't breathe, Mathieu.
It's absolutely suffocating.
I missed you, Cynthia.
Memo.
You're really beautiful.
Thanks.
Am I your favorite john?
I think so. You're one of my best, yes.
Turn over, I want to take you from behind.
OK.
You're beautiful.
You're so beautiful!
I'll f*** you in the ass, OK?
No.
Come on, Cynthia.
I'll pay you extra.
I don't want to.
I'll give you $100 more.
OK.
Thank you.
I won't hurt you.
It's so good.
Tell me you like it.
Say it.
- Hello?
- Where are you?
At home.
What the f***? Your first client
was at 8. He's mad.
I'm sorry.
I think I want out.
Ge! Some rest.
I'M find a replacement
for you today.
OK, no. I'll come.
You sure?
Yeah.
I'd describe the beauty of the world
if! Could see it.
Write how faith and courage can overcome
the worst misfortunes.
Bu! I'm too busy dying.
We have to cut to the chase,
to what's killing me.
Good, it'll be simple. Come with me.
Maybe my mouth too.
I'd like a mouth with more punch.
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