Helle

Synopsis: An angry and embittered army veteran returns from Vietnam to his village, high in the Savoy mountains of France, where he attempts to brutalize those around him.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
1972
95 min
46 Views


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Be careful, it's cow's milk

and it's precious.

Haute-Savoie

SUMMER 1951

Time for dinner,

but first let's have a drink!

Well, that's nice!

If we had her with us in the woods,

we'd be more motivated!

What a pretty girl!

It's a pity she ran away.

She comes from the village.

- She's our mascot.

- Don't tease me!

She likes everyone,

especially strongmen and loggers...

She's a complete idiot!

She can't hear you,

the poor girl's a deaf mute.

Fabrice! They've not come for you?

Mom's expecting the one o'clock train.

I wanted to surprise her.

Have you seen my brother

since he's back in St-Laurent?

You know, Monsieur Julien...

- He didn't leave at least?

- No, no...

My dear! I expected you

at one o'clock!

- But you see, I'm here already.

- My dear!

How beautiful you are!

Let me look at you.

- Your new driven?

- No, it's a friend.

- A friend of Julien?

- No, a friend from Annecy.

Frangois de Marset. My son Fabrice.

- Good afternoon sir.

- Hi.

- It still runs as well?

- Very well.

- I sold it to Frangois.

- Oh yeah?

Yes, for my little trips to Annecy

the Simca is much more practical.

And Julien?

Julien,you know...

Okay, let's look for him.

Wait for me.

- You don't recognize your older brother?

- Of course I do.

It looks like my little brother

is not very happy to see me...

You're drunk again.

You'll kill the fatted calf

for the prodigal son?

I don't want to miss that.

Back home with music!

I saw a poor boy dying.

He was barely 18.

It was freezing like hell and he fell

straight in front of me.

I closed his eyes and watched

his last smile.

And then I wrote to his poor mother

to tell her how he died.

But in the end, who gives

a sh*t about him?

Hello, Monsieur Fabrice,

we're very happy to see you again.

- Where's he going with my bag?

- The main building's being restored.

You've a room in the wing.

We have lunch in half an hour.

- You'll have dinner with us?

- No, I told you I couldn't.

Come on, bro,

the hell's about to ring.

Go wash your hands and pee.

Do you still want to be a doctor?

Yes.

He's like me but he's less stupid.

Family son of a German sympathizer...

I went to fight to try to keep

the rice fields French.

Still, it's not me who signed

your dispatch to Indochina!

That's true. Quite the contrary.

" If something happened to you, Julien... "

Oh, you were very well organized...

...after such an effort

we were fetuses again.

It's true, my dear mother,

we always come back to your wombs to die.

Josephine! Josephine!

Josephine, who was right?

The Germans or the French?

The French, of course.

You see!

And Dad didn't know!

However, he liked Stendhal.

But that didn't stop him

from loving the Germans.

That's culture probably.

When you don't know who's right.

Shut up! Shut up or l'm gone!

But Why?

I'm sorry, brother.

These pathetic, worn out war stories,

conscientiousness and legless soldiers.

The hero that I am

asks for your forgiveness.

Considering that his stay in Indochina

awarded him with an endless diarrhea.

Not even respect for his government.

Behave yourself.

This is a not a woman!

How much did she sell it

to you in the end?

You really regret it?

No, I'm just asking.

She gave it to me.

But seriously, how much?

You know, I am in business with her

for the furniture of the chalets.

Chalets! What chalets?

- My mother's chalet business in Megeve.

- Really.

Real estate, it's the only way to go!

You didn't learn that in school?

Want to try it? Come on.

Ready?

- You're scared?

- I nearly died of fright.

When I was 14, after the bombings,

I went along the highway to

look at the bodies.

To see if I was a man.

And you were?

Stop it, you fool.

I'm sorry.

So were you a man?

I also traded in the black market.

I sold cigarettes in the Latin Quarter.

Oh yes, and ham.

I forgot about ham.

I thought you

had been in the Resistance.

Yes, in the area, with Pupu

the carrier. We saved Jews.

How did you meet with my mother?

- On the street.

- On the street?

I was in love with her car.

- You like money?

- Yep.

I have to admit, I hate to work.

So how do you make a living?

It's so much better to earn

your way without working.

Come on.

Slowly.

Slowly.

- If you want, I can call the doctor.

- No, forget that bloody fool.

In time, call your priest.

Just to leave in good standing.

What did you do with Frangois?

Nothing, he stopped to change clothes,

to go to Geneva.

To Geneva?

Who do you hold

most dearly on earth?

You, of course, my darling.

What does he intend

to do in Geneva?

Poor Julien.

- Hey, what do you want?

- Good morning!

What do you want?

Good morning, Haber.

Who are you?

Don't you recognize me?

I'm Fabrice Fournier.

Wow, the kid Fabrice!

My god! Little Fabrice!

What a surprise!

Little Fabrice!

Come in, have a drink.

Look at that!

Little Fabrice!

- He told me we'd have guests today.

- Who told you that?

M. Douglas.

M. Douglas died 12 years ago.

Why, don't you know?

Every evening at 7:00

he speaks to us.

Here, read it.

The little spirit.

It's thanks to me that

the table started to speak.

Madame Smollett tried for years

to get in contact with spirits.

But she wasn't a medium.

So one day, to entertain her,

I tried.

Then, blam! It started

to shake in all directions.

I predicted everything.

Thorez's disease.

And the marriage of Antonio's son.

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Roger Vadim

Roger Vadim Plemiannikov (French: [ʁɔ.ʒe va.dim]; 26 January 1928 – 11 February 2000) was a French screenwriter, film director and producer, as well as an author, artist and occasional actor. His best-known works are visually lavish films with erotic qualities, such as And God Created Woman (1956), Barbarella (1968), and Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971). more…

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