Querelle Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 108 min
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Jesus Christ, I only knew him
from seeing him around.
But this Gil must
surely have tried to seduce you.
No, never, Inspector.
Whatever gave you that idea?
Simply because Gil is gay.
- That's not true!
- How could you be so goddamn sure?
Because he was after my sister,
that's why.
- What do you mean, "touch" me?
- You know what I mean.
Did he do anything indecent to you?
I already told you: nothing.
Did he ever run his hands
over your pants?
Didn't he even try
to touch your crotch?
No. He never did.
It's like I said.
Okay.
They couldn't pull anything out of him,
who now loved Gil all the more.
At first he loved him as a child whose
imagination is quick and exhilarating.
Crime enabled him
to penetrate a world...
where feelings are violent.
You can go now.
What sudden desire?
I am nothing but desire.
At first, only mechanically...
my hands formed
female breasts on my chest...
as if they had been grafted there.
I was happy.
I went through the motions again,
and I feel happy.
I am filled.
I take my hands away,
I am filled.
- Are you looking for me?
- Yes, we are.
- That is if you're Lieutenant Seblon.
- Yes, I am.
We are from the police.
It has to do with that murdered sailor.
You mean Vic?
That's what I thought.
You don't say.
Yes, we're investigating
this Vic Rivette case...
and so far we haven't
made much progress.
- Really?
- Yes.
But maybe you could
tell me if this Vic Rivette...
had a special relationship
with any of his mates.
How do you think a love relationship
like that could be recognized?
I didn't say anything
about a "love relationship."
No? Then I probably
misunderstood you.
Probably...
but perhaps you know more
about this Vic's associations.
The physical relationships of my boys
have nothing to do with me.
And even if someone had killed Vic...
in connection with one of these
adventures, I wouldn't be informed.
Of course, Lieutenant,
but it would be possible...
that you might have heard
something about it, wouldn't it?
You must be joking.
I don't spy on my men.
Besides, take it from me.
These young people, when they get
involved with shady individuals...
they certainly don't
like to talk about it.
are enveloped in dark secrets.
These shady characters
are extremely well-organized.
You seem to have given this particular
matter quite a bit of thought.
It only seems like it.
Basically, I'm not at all interested
in this kind of thing.
Really?
By the way, has your alibi
been checked out yet?
My alibi?
But of course. You can
check your files on that.
Are you sure?
All the best, Lieutenant.
All the best.
Do I have charms
And who, besides myself, has been
conquered by Querelle's charms?
I push up my pajama sleeves...
to keep them from getting
in my way when I jerk off.
This simple motion
makes a man out of me.
Thus I appear as a lion tamer
before Querelle.
But all of this
will end tragically.
Have the cops questioned you?
Yeah, but I didn't say a word.
What was there to say?
Right.
And Paulette?
Nothing special.
She still hasn't
gone back to work.
She just sits around the house.
Did you talk to her about me?
I don't think that's a good idea.
It's too dangerous. Paulette can't
always keep her trap shut.
Your picture was in the paper.
They say you've got that sailor
on your conscience too.
Says who?
The police.
It was in the paper.
Bullshit!
They don't believe
that fairy tale themselves.
They found your lighter
next to the corpse.
My lighter?
God, I must have lost that ages ago,
didn't I?
- I think so.
- There, you see?
Boy, your sister!
Could I do with
She's so cute.
- She looks like me.
- I know.
But she's prettier.
If I were holding her
like I'm holding you now...
I'd make out with her
like crazy.
Too bad you're not a girl.
Really?
You're definitely
as pretty as a girl.
What's the matter?
Scared?
No.
What then?
What do you think I want?
You don't feel safe
with a guy like me...
do you?
What do you mean?
If I didn't, I wouldn't
have come here, would I?
Right.
You've got to see Robert.
I've been thinking this over.
He and his friends might be able
to help me get out of here.
Okay, Gil.
I'll try to get
in contact with Robert.
I think it's better you leave now.
- Yes?
- Come over here.
I know you.
You're that friend ofTurko's.
Gil Turko, the one
who committed the murder.
Don't you know me?
Yeah, you're Querelle...
Robert's brother.
Right.
Thought I might be able to help
your friend if he's still in Brest.
What do you think?
Well, since you're Robert's brother...
I'll be right back.
An uneasiness filled Querelle,
troubling his mind.
For the first time he was
going to meet another criminal...
a murderer of his own stature with whom
he would be able to talk business.
I met Querelle.
You know, Robert's brother?
He wants to help you.
Should I bring him here?
Sure! Why didn't you
bring him in the first place?
- I thought that...
- Hurry up! Get him!
It's okay. Come with me.
- Thanks, kid.
- My name's Roger. Roger Bataille.
Thanks, Roger. Roger Bataille.
Now, in this abandoned prison...
Querelle was to meet
a young fellow who had killed.
This thought filled
him with tenderness.
The murderer was an awkward kid...
a murderer for nothing.
A fool.
But, thanks to Querelle, he would be
adorned with a true murder.
Tell me...
why did you
knock that sailor off?
I don't understand that.
Come on. Tell me.
Why did you do that to the sailor?
He didn't do it.
- If he didn't, who did?
- Word of honor. I didn't do it.
I can't tell you who did it,
but I swear...
it wasn't me.
The paper said you did it.
I believe you...
but you'll never
convince the police.
They found your lighter
next to the body.
Get out, Roger. Get lost!
of you today. Get the hell out!
I lost my lighter.
I didn't even notice it.
How can a lighter
be so important?
Finally I know why you won't let
the other girls wear black lingerie.
Why?
Because you alone are
ennobled by this black.
It makes you so beautiful...
gives you a solemn air...
and at the same time
you are unbearably hot.
Do I make you hot?
Want to see?
Okay, get started.
You're alone in the world.
The night lies
over the solitude...
of an endless space.
of your brother...
you live in your double solitude.
You upset me.
There's no reason to hide it.
Your similarity does me in.
I'm sick of your obscenities.
Right?
Your obscenities.
Don't you think I know?
I'm sick of it.
All you ever look at
is yourselves.
I'm not even there for you.
Who am I then?
Where do I fit in?
You only live
in your brother's eyes.
Inside your brother,
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