Trans-Europ-Express Page #2
- Year:
- 1966
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like others? - I'm not a whore!
I am a nice girl from a good family.
You came with me to tune the piano.
Open your purse.
Give it to me.
Did you have fun?
It wasn't bad. You fight a bit too
much, but still not bad.
- You're fairly good-looking.
- Thank you.
- Are you from Paris?
- Why do you say that?
Your jacket has a Paris label.
- When did you notice that?
- Just now when you took it off.
What are you doing in Antwerp?
Sightseeing.
Why did you give that man
your scarf?
I'm a travelling salesman.
You don't trust me.
I could be useful.
I know lots of people here, in
all kinds of occupations.
- What's your name?
- Jean.
Mine's Eva. Do you like it?
That guy you gave your scarf to,
I know who he is.
He sells coke.
In your place, I'd be careful.
They are not straight, that gang.
They hire couriers and then they
give them to the cops to avoid paying.
I'm not interested in those tales.
They guy lost his scarf and asked me
if it wasn't his that I was holding.
He explained where he lost it.
Alright. Good for your.
But if you want to get in on
a serious deal, just tell me.
Don't forget the name - Eva.
Is that your wife? It's the time
for the wife photo to come out.
Is that enough?
There is something absurd here.
Why does your Elias receive
fragmentary orders,
from meeting to meeting,
never getting anywhere?
No, it's easy to understand.
He is a new agent.
The organization wants
to test him first.
So they watch him carefully before
trusting him with the goods.
- And the whore subplot? What is
she doing there? - She is not a whore!
She's a maid at the hotel.
- Not that one.
The girl he met in the street,
the one who took him to her place.
She is not important.
He has some free time,
so he goes upstairs with a girl
he saw in the window.
- But she wasn't in the window.
- How come?
She was in the street, right?
In any case, that changes nothing.
- "Why aren't you in a window?
- I am not a whore!
I am a nice girl from a good family.
You came with me to tune the piano."
It's 8 o'clock, sir.
As soon as he got up he went
to the river
following his instructions from
the day before.
Is he taking his suitcase this time?
He thought about it, but came to the
conclusion that no one told him to.
- So what's he doing there?
- He doesn't know.
He goes because he was told to go.
Bring me a beer.
Another coin, sir, and I'll order
a Mass for your salvation.
Excuse me, do you know if
Father Petitjean is here?
It took you an hour and 28 minutes.
Good morning.
My name's Frank.
- Was that a test? - Of course.
I could have been at the station yesterday.
- And the result?
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