[voiced woman]
[overlapping vocalizations]
Subtitle by explosiveskull
[vocal continues]
[vocalizations are getting harder]
- The stain is gone. - [woman] That's a big difference.
- [line sounds] - You can see how it really is...
Are you here?
No, I'm late.
How late?
- Maybe... One hour, maybe? - Shh!
- One hour? - Yes I... I was arrested.
Shh!
So the deafening war Spam and OxiClean are okay,
and I can't make it call two seconds?
- Close it. - [man] Viv...
everyone here is waiting.
Good. Well.
[Announcer on TV]... is the antidote to the OxiClean stain!
[woman 1 on TV] Stains on T-shirt!
I see it coming out very fast.
The stain is gone.
[woman 2 on TV] That's a very big difference.
You can see how it's really disgusting
and how white it is now.
[woman 3 on TV] It seems like the stain came out.
[operator in PA] Dr. Peter, please contact Location.
Dr. Peter, please contact Location.
[Announcer on TV]... number one versatile stain remover.
- Now get the power... - [woman] Come on, Mom.
That will be fine.
OxiClean removes difficult stains!
Come on.
[Announcer on TV] For that sandwich stone, try Spam, lettuce and tomatoes.
[woman on TV]
[broadcasters on TV] We are on the way, showing real people
the power of a stain sign from OxiClean.
[woman 1] Stains on the T-shirt!
I see it comes out quite...
[piano music via earphone]
[man, muffled] Ms. What's wrong?
[announcer on TV] ... a versatile stain remover.
[woman 2 on TV] It's really disgusting and how white it is now.
- [Announcer] Get the power of OxiClean... - Excuse me.
One hat beat four of them.
- [regular] This way. - OxiClean gets a hard stain...
[Doctor] Here.
You can see it.
That's the cause headache.
Now, until we can see it network under a microscope,
I can't tell you with total certainty,
but it looks like glioblastoma is very aggressive.
Now, we can delete as much as possible maybe by operation,
but there is a serious risk for mobility,
language skills, music skills.
Um...
my song?
Maybe, yes.
Um...
[sighs]
Um...
Sorry.
Use your time.
[exhales]
I see...
I'm sorry.
So, um...
So what does this mean? [sobbing]
With a successful operation
and some combinations of radiation and chemotherapy,
the average survival rate is 14 months.
[sipping]
And without?
Less.
Significantly less.
We will do a blood test results tomorrow.
We have to take more than that.
I would recommend Dr. Patel conducts your operation,
the best surgeon for this kind of brain tumor.
I also recommend that you set your own personal team with friends and family who you are can call when you need it.
This will happen very intense,
strict time period for treatment,
but you have the best team possible.
[unclear chat]
[chat and laughter]
- [horn honking] - [siren blaring]
- [whooping siren] - [brake water hissing]
[man] You see, there is a difference, of course,
where... when you speak tautology...
- [horn sounds] - [whistle blowing]
- [traffic noise] - [man shouting]
Yes, we've waited, like, 10 minutes! Let's move it!
[woman] Hey, Emma, wait for me!
[siren blaring]
[voiced woman]
[traffic noise]
- Hey, be careful. - Oh! Hey, yes, you are careful!
Ooh! [grunts]
- Only... - I'm sorry.
Just look where you are going.
Watch where you go.
Jesus made love with Christ.
[phone clanging]
Ma chérie, where are you?
I have called and called. I forgot my key.
I have to bribe the scary doorman from you to let me in
I don't know how you can stay here.
Dear, I have a constant anxiety attack.
Then why do you always visit me?
[woman] I know you have been training.
Contact me with the address, and I will meet you there.
[drum, fainting]
[man] Well.
No.
Oh It sucks for morals when you are late like this.
They are fine. They love me.
Everyone loves you, but it's still really unprofessional.
You really are really damn.
I'm serious.
I know you are serious, Because you swear.
Come on.
You still have the interview today right after.
- [Viv] What about The Times? - I push hard. They graduate.
You should let me swing the corner of the 20th anniversary.
You know how much I hate to commemorate shit like that.
"Milestone."
- Ugh. - [chuckles]
Only the worst.
And anyway...
This is 25 years.
Very? Fuck.
- Ticket? - Good. Sales.
Good.
[musicians warm up]
Actually, um, you have an offer for Amsterdam,
two nights in Café Alto if you want it.
Right before Scandinavia, we have space.
We always have a good time in Amsterdam.
We have done it.
Are you okay?
Hmm?
My mother is here, so it's not.
You know, he called me today.
- What? - Many times.
- What? - Yes
What did he say?
Are you kidding me?
Why did I ever answer that call?
Did you hear from Carnegie Hall?
Yes, we talked about festival bills
or Late Night at Zankel Hall.
When?
You can't obsess around one place.
Everything's fine, okay?
Good.
Think about Amsterdam.
I will.
We have to enter.
Good.
I know. I know.
I'm the worst. I'm sick.
If you want to stop, becomes my guest.
This is only a three-day show on Birdland.
And I know you all have...
so much marijuana to smoke,
- [laughs] - so many video games to play.
Alright.
So are we okay?
You understand, Mama. Of course we are good.
- Hi, Greg. - Hey
Mmm Mm-mmm.
Pete!
Good. Let's just warm up with that, okay?
- Alright. - Well.
[man] We only have & apos; til 2:30, so...
- Alright. - Let's do it.
Thank you.
Hello.
["L & apos; Anamour" playing]
[song fades]
- Hey - Hey
Do you want to drink coffee?
You can't. Interview.
Good.
You have to listen... Listen to some from the 70s.
Yes, you know, is funky in the 70s...
[creaking stairs]
[footsteps on the stairs]
[man] Hey! If they find you are using that room , they will charge me,
So go or give em em credit card numbers!
Yes, yes, we, uh, we are in it.
Good.
[laughs] You're bad.
- [bus engine humming] - [air brake hissing]
[cellphone rings]
[woman] Ma chérie, where are you?
I can't worry like this my age,
but I'm worried when I don't have news.
Tell me when you will be here.
- [final message tone] - [horn honking]
[man] No. Speak, Liviya! I am late!
Liviya, listen to me!
Seriously?
No, because I don't have time for your bullshit!
No, Liv, that's not fair...
Come on!
So, Liv, I have to...
I have to... I-It's not... Will you let me finish?
Good. Seriously, stop it.
- [roar engine] - [dance music playing]
[Viv] Hi. Can I see... dress in the window?
- Woman - Thank you.
[jazz playing on the radio]
[Continuing jazz song]
You are there.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
[Continuing jazz song]
[woman] That looks good for you.
Thank you.
[playing violin music]
[sounds overlap, faint]
[sounds overlap and vocalizations, harder]
[voice and vocalization fade]
[cellphone chiming]
[footsteps]
Hi.
I'm sorry location changed.
Yes. Online, he said the restaurant is closed,
but I think maybe You know something I don't do.
Yes. I... I just forgot.
It's been there a long time.
- Hi. Oona. - Vivienne.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
Do you often go there?
Um, at the beginning of me New York days, huh.
Many famous people said went there.
I met Donald O & apos; Connor Arriving there.
- Do you know who he is? - Sure.
However...
So I usually take notes.
Sure.
So this weekend celebrates your day 25th birthday on Birdland.
Unbelievable, but yes.
And as an experienced veteran in that place,
What do you appreciate most about where you are now?
Um...
Well, I... I...
grateful to have... life...
in music,
for the most part, can pay my bill,
playing a legendary club with musicians I admire.
I mean, of course, there are...
there are things I haven't reached, but...
I'm not done yet.
And you have a new album?
I do it, huh. This is my ninth.
- I mean, if you don't count duet albums. - [chuckles]
Trust me, I didn't count the album.
Oh, so many people liked that note.
Well, bless their hearts.
And the new one is called...
- 3 & A. - Good.
That's where I first stayed in New York.
- 3 and A. - Amazing there.
Yes, I mean, now, but then that...
Anyway.
So many people think of 3rd & A
is about breaking up your relationship last year...
with your fellow musicians.
My inspiration came from various places,
many different things.
So your broken engagement doesn't affect the album?
Uh...
All my albums
has been affected by all of my broken engagements.
I also have some amazing musicians,
um, join me for the weekend program,
Diana Krall is sure.
My manager will have all other details,
You know, about others.
He will have... detail tomorrow.
[Oona] Great.
So this is just a few paragraphs with a few things about the new album.
I think I have what I need.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
[Thunder rumbles, faints]
[Waiter] Anything else?
No. That's a lot, I guess.
Thank you.
[Thunder rumbles]
[playing jazz]
[honking and traffic noise]
[jazz continues]
Hi.
Hey.
[laughs]
Hey.
Do you need anything?
No no No, I just passed.
Can't resist entering.
This weekend. Can not wait.
Yes. Neither do I.
Your new item is alive,
it will be a killer.
I hope so.
This is the best for you.
No.
You know I didn't blow smoke.
Not about music.
[cellphone chiming]
Oh, shit.
I have to take this.
Alright. See you tomorrow.
You will.
[cellphone chiming]
- Hello. - [man] This is your Lyft driver.
- I'm interesting now. - Well.
- [Thunder rumbles] - [bitter rain]
Dirt.
[driver] Yes, a minute.
- Hi. Vivienne? - Huh?
- Vivienne? - Yes
Do you have the address?
Yes.
[speaking Arabic]
[car horn honking]
[in English] No!
No, me!
[scoffs]
[speaking Arabic]
[playing heavy metal music]
Hey, can you refuse?
Only... Only this song, Alright?
Just turn it off.
[volume increases]
That's one song.
Okay, you know what? Leave me here.
- Here? - Yes, just stop. Just stop.
- I'm going to get out of here. - Here?
- [Playing violin music] - [woman voiced]
[music and vocal fade]
[key entering door handle]
[latch clicking]
[woman, in French]
Eh?
You know, practice,
everywhere, everywhere.
[in France]
[Viv, in French]
in English I know.
We don't have an audience in training.
[In English] I am not a spectator.
- Guest. - I'm not a guest.
Very? Did you join the band, and nobody told me?
Ha ha. Funny.
I want to support you.
Why is that _ such a tragedy for you?
Tell me, how is the band?
Is everything okay?
God. I just walk in the door.
Please. Only... Just wait to interrogate me.
[in France]
[In English] We must... speak.
How are you feeling?
[in France]
[In English] When did you talk to him?
He said that?
Not sold out and not sold is not the same thing.
[In English] What you do is very difficult.
So much disappointment.
But you keep going, and I admire it.
Can you stop?
[in France]
Perfect.
[closed door]
["Si Belle et Inutile" playing]
[humming]
[volume increases]
[singing together in French]
[humming in harmony]
[mother, in French]
Lio.
That is my favorite note when I was 16 years old.
Because I like it.
Don't talk to me through the closed door.
[song continues, muffled]
[sighs]
[sobbing]
[sighs and moans]
[song ends, muffled]
[sighs]
Oh, shit.
[in France]
[In English] Come on. Come on.
Please, don't be silly. Don't be silly.
Hmm?
[sighs]
[laughs]
Allez.
- Have you ever seen a brown paper bag? - Non.
Brown paper bag with a handle?
- What? - You know, with the handle?
[in France]
Dirt.
I have lost the dress I bought.
[line sounds]
- Yes? - [Viv] Hi. Um...
You are the driver of my Lyft early this afternoon,
and I think I went shopping bag in...
in the back seat.
[driver] Brown bag. A paper bag with a handle?
- Clothes or what? - Yes A dress.
I have it.
[Viv sighs] You do!
[driver] Where are you?
Oh, I'm in the 49th between 2 and 3,
but I can meet you somewhere else if it's easier for you.
I'm not far away.
I'll pay you for your time.
I did not ask that.
Give me a few minutes.
[Viv] Thank you.
[car speed by, muffled]
Hello. I have to go.
I'm talking on the telephone.
No, I can see it, but I have to go.
- Where? - To find my shirt.
Wait a minute. My daughter is here.
I will just... I'll talk to you later, okay? Well.
[sighs] Yes, that's Enzio.
Who?
Enzio.
I told you about him, Italian.
Oh I... I can't track.
We have this passionate weekend,
sex every minute,
and next week, eh, he is not available.
I don't need to commit,
but I don't want to be insulted, either.
Uh huh. However, um, I'll be back.
When?
I don't know. I have to retrace my steps.
Well, I'll come with you.
Oh, no, no, no, no. No problem.
[in France]
When does your voice check start tomorrow?
- Why? - I want to come.
I want to see your preparation.
Um...
Pain...
I will... I will see you.
[door open and closed]
[woman] Yes, this... it's easy.
[man] Come on, come on, come on!
[woman 2] You are there now.
[cellphone rings]
I'm sorry.
- Hello. - [woman] Ms. Carala?
I called to confirm your appointment with Dr. Holt for tomorrow at 8 in the morning.
Oh
Um, yeah, that... I was confirmed.
[woman] Nothing but water after midnight,
and you have to bring someone with you.
Lots of information.
[Viv] Okay.
[woman] One test involves mild anesthesia,
so anyone who is with you must get you out.
Good.
See you tomorrow morning.
Good. Thank you.
- [cellphone rings] - [sighs] Oh, God.
- [vehicle slowdown] - [horn honking]
Hi!
Hi.
One second.
Uh, it's in the back seat.
Oh
- [driver speaks Arabic] - Ah.
Thank you.
[continues to speak in Arabic]
Good.
Wait, wait, wait, wait! Wait! Wait!
Hey, hey! Wait.
Sorry.
[driver] Yes, a minute.
Sorry. Because you are here, can I, um...
Can I get a ride?
Uh, I can't. I'm talking on the telephone.
Oh, this is fine. Not far. I do not mind.
I did not ask your permission to speak on my phone in my own car.
I didn't take you,
because I experienced important telephone conversations,
and I don't want anyone in the car while I'm on it.
Good.
[speaking Arabic]
Hi, Viv.
Hi, Joey. How are you?
They know you came, or do you want me to call?
Yes, they know I'm coming.
Okay, thank you.
[tap]
[tapping fast]
[latch clicking]
Hey.
You say you will send a message when you are on your way.
No?
No, you don't.
- I think I did it. - Please come in.
If I knew, I would make more food.
Oh, it's okay.
He must go home soon.
He usually doesn't go home until around 7:00 on Thursday.
[Viv] Yes I know. Practice.
I know that.
Yes.
Do you want something? Drinks or...
Uh... yeah.
I think only water is good. Thank you.
Good.
A good skirt.
That's the same You always like it.
[chuckles]
So this is just a stop, or should I make more food?
No, I just want to talk to you before he comes home.
Right. Okay, alright, that's good...
because I have been talking to you too long.
Yes, your tour date, are they strong?
Um...
Well, there is a kind of...
they are still a kind of shift.
- Right. - Why?
Well, he understands the date of the recital,
and based on the date I already, you will leave.
And is he upset?
Well, he didn't say he's upset, but, uh...
- He's upset. - She is fine.
He's used to it.
Now, what do you do I want to do?
I don't want you to do anything, Viv.
I just... I know he will do it love you there.
I only want you to find out.
Good...
maybe I can move the date, some date.
Good. Only please do not promise anything unless it has become an agreement.
I won't.
I mean, honestly,
all tours in general are questionable now.
Why?
ME...
[open door]
- [man] Hey. - Hey
Hey, your mom is here.
Hello, Candy. How is the practice?
I don't know you will be here.
Oh yeah. I just thought I would stop by.
Hey, Grand-mère is in town for my program.
I know. He calls me, like, seven times today.
He wants to see you.
Yes, I want to see it too.
More than you do, I'm sure.
[man] So?
So why didn't I go back after he slept?
Maybe tomorrow.
Or I'll just...
[in a funny accent] What the hell is the problem with spaghetti?
Well, I'll let you eat.
[gently] Come on, Viv.
- Can we eat just once? - No, no, no. Honestly,
- I... Because of me... - Just eat with us.
No, no, no, because I have things. See you later, okay?
Good.
[man] Don't take it personally. He is just...
[Viv] Oh, yes, yes, yes. Of course.
- It's okay. - We will talk later. Well?
Are you okay?
Yes. Yes. I am... I'm fine.
Oh, shit.
- [Playing violin music] - [ambulance siren blaring]
[laughter]
[laughing and shouting]
[violin music continues]
[violin music fades]
I saw a whale here once.
There...
swimming.
Big like a truck.
You don't trust me, right?
[line sounds]
[ringing]
Hey. Can you meet me?
Now.
Um, yes. Where?
ordinary.
Good or diving?
Good.
See you later.
Good.
[voiced woman]
[voicing and overlapping piano music]
[man on the megaphone, unclear]
[honking]
[voicing and fading piano music]
Hi.
Yes.
Um, can I vanilla, please?
No, no, actually it can... Can I drink the coffee?
No no. Strawberry.
Actually, I will only remain with vanilla.
Only vanilla. How many?
- One dollar. - Well.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you.
[woman laughing] No, I know!
[man] Take two Saturdays and two Sundays, so...
- Is that calculated? - So five days notice.
I don't know if it's important.
Viv!
Vivienne.
- Hi, Tessa. - Oh, my God!
Wow. It is been a long time.
- How are you? - Good. I am fine.
- You look great. - You too.
Are you going somewhere?
Oh, I'm just...
Well, then, let's join us.
I really want to, but I have something.
Well, just drink, then.
You must join us. It's his birthday.
That's right. It's your birthday today.
Yes, so I made a rule.
- OK. - One drink?
One drink.
Come. That's Viv.
- [Tessa] Can't believe it. - [Viv] I know.
Everyone, this is my friend Vivienne.
Viv, everybody.
- woman. Hi. - [Viv] Hi.
- Hey - Hi.
Sorry. Hey.
Is this... Am I...
- OK. - Chablis?
Oh Sure. Thank you.
- Thank you. - We just finished,
but if you want something,
the waiter only will come...
Oh, it's okay. I am fine.
Alright. As long as you are good.
Hey, Viv, you remember my husband Hugo.
Of course. Yes. Hi.
- Nice to meet you. - Hi.
Come on, um... Come on...
Hi.
- Hi. - Hi.
God. Please arrest me.
I am always at home with a five-and-below set.
I don't know what happened in the last five years.
Do you have more than one now?
Three.
- Wow. - I know.
We are crazy. One, three and five.
Congratulations.
Now, this is the reason we never see each other.
I miss you.
Yes.
But what I heard, is incredible.
Oh Thank you.
Thank you, huh. Still a hard struggle.
Well, sure, but I mean,
to appear and see the world,
I can't even imagine how amazing it is.
Yes.
Oh
I hear you are engaged.
Well, uh...
I... I'm engaged.
Involved, huh.
- I'm sorry. - Thank you.
I'm very sorry. I do not know.
Oh, no, no, no, no. It is okay.
It's okay. I am doing fine.
How is Lucie?
She's fine.
What's he? He is, like, 12 now?
He is 16 years old.
Sixteen?
- No. - Yes.
- Are you sure about that? - Yes
Wow. Well, so he's with you now,
or is he still with...
With his father. Yes.
- Mmm. - Yes Yes.
Because of my schedule.
No, of course. I mean...
Oh
Does anyone have a cigarette for me?
Thank you.
- Oh, come with me. - Well.
Yes, I have to get out of here.
- [Bartender] Thank you. - Later.
Honestly, this is a dirty show at home,
and I don't have time to do anything.
I mean, my career is fricking, right?
Do you know? My life...
[Viv] Yes.
Oh, there will be time.
In a few years, I guess.
That's what I saved told myself.
There is time, right?
- Yes There is time. - Of course.
[cellphone chiming]
Sorry.
Who is that?
Why?
The look on your face.
Who sent you that?
- This is my drummer. - [breath]
Are you screwing your drummer?
No.
[chuckles] Yes, you.
Good. Yes, right.
Please tell me you went to where it is now.
No. He... He plays with this singer I really like, so...
- Oh. - I said I would stop by.
- Oh. - [Hugo] Tessa.
It's time for cake.
- Sorry. - Go go away.
- No no Go away. - It's nice to see you.
- Very good. - Very good.
It's really nice to see you.
- Have a nice evening. - Well.
Thank you very much.
Well, um, so...
let's get together soon, okay?
- Same as before. - [laughs]
- Goodbye. - Happy Birthday.
Thank you!
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday, dear Tessa ♪
[runaway] ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ I dream of a garden ♪
♪ With colors stretching Towards infinity ♪
♪ When I wake up ♪
♪ Flowers dancing ♪
♪ Inside me ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, yeah ♪
♪ Yes ♪
♪ Want to be your heart And beat it for you ♪
♪ Want to be your eyes And look for you ♪
♪ Want to be your lungs And breathe for you ♪
♪ Want to be your soul and ♪
♪ Be for you ♪
- [song ends] - [applause]
[man] Yes!
[singer] Thank you.
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
Large.
We have a very special guest here,
and I am very happy to welcome you.
Women and men, Vivienne Carala.
[applause]
Yes.
- This is very... - I'm very happy.
Hello.
- Hi. - Hi.
Nice to see you. Well.
- Talk among yourself. - [laughter]
Um... [clears throat]
- [piano music starts] - ♪ Sometimes I feel ♪
♪ Like my heart turns to dust ♪
♪ Stop following the rules ♪
♪ Reject trust ♪
♪ Sometimes I feel like that My brain turns into leaves ♪
♪ Stop following the rules ♪
♪ Find the thieves From the game ♪
♪ Sometimes I spin A fish is too small ♪
♪ Back to the sea ♪
♪ Hook, sync and all ♪
♪ And look at the ruins Start before autumn ♪
♪ Stop looking, and see ♪
♪ And just listen to his call From plebes ♪
♪ Just like Hercules in Thebes Only ♪
♪ Just being a man ♪
♪ But I'm not Hercules ♪
♪ And this is Herculean ♪
♪ Tomorrow ♪
♪ I will be like that Feeling in pain ♪
- [string swelling] - [piano continues]
♪ Don't give me ♪
♪ What I want ♪
♪ Give me ♪
♪ What I need ♪
♪ Stop following the rules ♪
♪ Stop following the path ♪
♪ Ke seeding ♪
♪ I will never know ♪
♪ But maybe I will have feelings ♪
♪ Stop following the rules ♪
♪ Stop following the wrath ♪
♪ To steal ♪
♪ But I'm not Hercules ♪
♪ And this is Herculean ♪
♪ Tomorrow ♪
♪ I'll just feel ♪
♪ Pain ♪
♪ Don't give me ♪
♪ What I want ♪
♪ Give me ♪
♪ What I need ♪
♪ I will never know ♪
♪ But maybe I will have feelings ♪
♪ Stop following the rules ♪
- [string fades] - [piano continues]
♪ I will never know ♪
♪ But maybe ♪
♪ I will have feelings ♪
[song ends]
[cheers and applause]
Thank you.
You are a great audience.
No, no, no, no, no. I can not. I can not.
I have a morning. I...
Very.
Good.
Yes, fine.
You... You are evil.
[moans]
[groaning]
[moans]
[car honks]
[siren sound, muffled]
[jazz guitar playing on the radio]
Hey.
[driver] Hi.
Hi.
Um...
I thought we met before.
You saved my clothes.
Yes. Mm-hmm.
That's... It's a coincidence.
In New York?
No Mm-mmm. It happens all the time.
Yes. It is true.
[DJ, on radio] Django Reinhardt here on Soft Jazz 77.
Can you go home soon?
[sighs]
If I want.
My wife and I had a fight before.
I love him, but, uh, you know how that is.
Yes.
- [song continues] - [volume increases]
Amazing.
All of this...
and his hand is half paralyzed.
One of the best to stay alive.
First a tragedy, then a miracle.
I want to change destination
or, you know, the address where I went.
[song continues]
[jazz guitar fades]
[woman voicing]
[police siren]
[voiced woman]
- [Playing violin] - [woman voicing]
[music fades]
I won't be long. Will you wait?
I will pay you for now, of course.
People say they won't be long, but they're always long.
[Viv] Well, how many hours until 8 am?
Oh Uh...
I can do it, uh, 65 hours.
Good.
[driver] Okay.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
[exhales]
[playing soft piano music]
Hey, LieV.
Should I call?
No. They expect me.
Thank you.
[piano continues]
[moans]
It's midnight.
I already said I will return.
Yes, but come on. It's midnight.
Gosh. May I come in?
- Yes. Just be quiet. - Forgive me.
I didn't realize it was late at night.
Yes. You can't continue to do this.
- You can't continue... - What?
stop by whenever you feel like it.
Well, I don't think is very fair.
I am trying to make a kind of stability here for him,
and you just keep messing it up.
- Yes, okay, I hear you. - Alright, right?
- Yes, I hear you. - You are sure?
Oh Good.
- Hi honey. - Mother?
I'm too tired for this.
I will only say goodnight to him.
Yes. That is more important.
Thank you.
- [Viv] Hi. - [Lucie] Hi.
Am I waking you up?
No I can't sleep.
What are you doing?
Here. Listening.
Good.
[playing soft acoustic guitar]
[Lucie sings] ♪ Who goes Walk down the line ♪
♪ If it breaks on you Every time? ♪
- ♪ Leave a trace ♪ - This is good.
♪ Bread and crumbs ♪
♪ To try again All once ♪
♪ But who's walking... ♪
What are you?
Yes, me and Alex. We already made several items.
I like it very much.
Yes?
Many.
[song continues faint through earphone]
- You left it. - Hmm?
I did it.
I see it.
Do you like it?
Very beautiful.
Is this for one of your shows?
What?
None.
You scared me.
What? How do I make you panic?
You only see, like, really sad and serious.
Has the tour been longer or something?
No no no no. Everything is alright.
Looks like... some tour might be canceled, actually.
Why?
I just...
I've forgotten it, tour.
You like tourism.
[song continues via earphone]
[stop song]
That's for you.
Borrowed?
No.
You don't get this for me.
That's yours.
I... I like it.
Thank you.
You should... You have to go to sleep.
I will if you want.
You came to my show this weekend?
Yes, Saturday.
Together with Grand-mère. Didn't he tell you?
No, but good.
He's upset You dumped him tonight.
Did he call you?
Of course he called me.
Glad you will be there.
I won't miss it.
I have missed...
once.
It's okay.
I like you very much than many of my friends like their mother now.
Night.
Good evening.
Night.
[speaking French]
[telephone ringing]
You and your French film.
Well, there's a reason I'm interested in you.
You just fall in love with my mother, that's why.
What am I thinking about?
Serious
[speaking French]
What are you doing?
[music in film screening]
What happened to you, Viv?
[film music continues]
The... A little pain in my head...
Did I tell you about that?
You... yes. Well, it's been a long time.
Is something wrong?
Yes.
Is this serious?
Maybe, they think.
I have to have a few more tests tomorrow morning.
You just... Have you seen it before?
Only you...
You have that pain in your head for a long time.
I know. I just... I'm very busy...
Jesus, Viv, why...
why did you never take care of this?
I mean,... very important nonsense.
This isn't just about you, Viv.
Not long ago.
- Yes I know that. - This isn't just about you.
Okay, stop. Stop.
Just back off for the second one, okay?
[sighs]
If this is serious...
You have to tell me before you tell Lucie
so we can know how we will tell him.
OK?
[exhales]
- I have to sleep first. - [stuttering and sighing]
I'm sorry.
Not that I don't care.
Of course I care. It's just...
I'll go see it for a while before I leave.
Good.
[sighs]
[sobbing]
[sobbing hold]
[soft sobs]
[playing soft piano music]
[birdsong]
[piano continues]
[door creaks and closes]
[piano music fades]
[birdsong]
[playing soft piano music]
[soft squeaks]
Hi.
I... Sorry it's too early.
[sighs]
[sound break] Uh, no.
No, not me. [sobbing]
Good.
[sobbing]
[siren sound, muffled]
[door closes gently]
[sighs] Where? [clears throat]
Um, 68 and York.
Is the hospital there?
Yes.
[voiced woman]
[piano music and voice overlapping]
[driver] Do you sleep a lot?
No.
- Are you? - Not.
here.
[Viv] Can we stop drinking coffee?
[driver] Sure.
[music ends]
[driver] Coffee?
[Viv] Uh, yeah. Thank you.
[driver] Hi. Let me get coffee and tea, please.
[man] Of course.
Oh, I just remembered I can't drink this.
It's okay.
I'll hold it for you for later.
I'm fine from here.
Are you sure?
Yes.
I'm sure.
[playing soft music]
[soft music continues]
[soft music ends]
[breathing]
[exhales]
[Woman singing "I think we are alone now"]
Subtitle by explosiveskull
[singing continues]
[Singing ends]
[voiced woman]
[humming]
[humming overlapping and voicing]
[overlapping vocalizations]
[vocal stops]
[vocalizations overlapping and humming]
[humming and sounding continues]
[humming and vocalizing swells]
[humming and voicing stop