La vache Page #3

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Your father.

I'm so glad to meet you!

Hassan has promised

to take me to Algeria for years,

but he always goes alone.

We'll go when they grow up.

You must come to our village.

It's pretty.

- You're his brother-in-law?

- I married his sister.

Ok. Any children?

Two girls. One big one

and a little one a bit like him.

Funny, walking all the way to Paris.

I have time.

I walk, I rest.

I walk, I rest...

Too cheap to pay for the train.

Ousmane untied the cow.

What? He untied the cow?

Ousmane!

Get off that cow.

Get off her!

Go, they're messing with your cow.

I'll go.

Stay the night.

He can't stay.

Thanks for the coffee, Stphanie.

Come to Boulayoune.

You'll meet Hassan's dad.

He's a nice man.

I'm so glad to have met you.

Let me hug you.

Ok, he has to go now.

Hurry, get going.

- See you soon.

- Bye, Stphanie.

- Bye, uncle!

- Bye, kids.

Don't tell anyone

about my wife and kids.

It's a pity.

You have great kids.

Your wife's beautiful.

And blond too.

Screw that.

You haven't seen me.

Don't say you were here,

with your bloody cow and satchel...

Whatever you say.

Are you crazy or what?

Get off her. Hold you not to.

I have to go. I'm in a hurry.

Heading home?

No, to Paris.

What?

Walking to Paris?

- With the cow?

- Yes.

- You're nuts.

- No.

- You're crazy.

- Crazy man, bro.

Go Marseilles

Look at this.

Kids today have nothing better to do.

The Stphanie.

I'll show him.

If I catch him,

I'll write on his mug too.

Racist!

Hi, you horsies!

It's that way?

In the village.

The village is that way?

Khadija, can you tell us

where your father and Jacqueline are?

Montlimar.

Don't look, it'll give you nightmares.

How long ago did they leave?

Calm down!

Good evening, ma'am.

Sorry to bother you.

I've walked a long way with my cow.

We're tired and wet from the rain.

Do you have a place

where we can shelter?

Please?

Kind of cold out here.

- Everything Ok?

- Yes.

Here.

This'll warm you up.

That's kind.

Thank you.

There you go.

She's a fine animal.

A Tarine, right?

- Yes.

- They're cute.

They're strong,

but walking to Paris...

Sounds rather optimistic.

Eat while it's hot.

Thank you very much.

We used to go to the Show every year.

No time now my husband's gone.

Is it good?

Very good.

- Want a shower?

- No thanks.

I had one three days ago.

I'm good now until next Tuesday.

- Ok...

- Thank you, Tarine.

No, call me Jacqueline.

See you tomorrow.

Good night.

She's called Jacqueline,

like you.

That's funny.

Madam Jacqueline...

- For me?

- Yes.

That's sweet. Thank you.

Let me help.

Did you sleep well?

Yes, thank you.

Only natural to help another farmer.

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