A Matter of Life and Death Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1946
- 104 min
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Avec plaisir.
Just say, "What ho".
Bon.
One is starved for Technicolor up there.
What a night for love!
Drink, darling?
Mon ami.
Evening.
I think I keep this for a little.
And how are you, my friend?
Never been better.
- June, wake...|- She cannot wake.
We are talking in space, not in time.
- Are you cracked?|- Look at your watch.
It has not moved since you said|so charmingly "Drink, darling?"
Nor will it move,...
.. nor will anything move...
.. until we have finished our little talk.
It is only a trick.
Who are you?
We should've met yesterday|at 04.10, mon cher.
Unfortunately I missed you.
You couldn't have because I wasn't here.
I bring you a message from Mr Trubshaw.
Bob?
- Bob's dead.|- Oh, yes, he's dead.
He says... "What ho!"
That sounds like Trubshaw.|But he is dead, isn't he?
- En effet. But how? Why?|- Cannon shell.
And what should happen to a man...
.. who jumps from his aircraft|without his parachute?
How do you know?
But it is I who am telling you, my friend.
It is I!
Your time was up,...
.. but I missed you because of your|ridiculous English climate.
I am French.
- But what do you want now?|- You, my friend.
- What for?|- To conduct you.
- Where to?|- To the training centre.
- Training for what?|- For another world.
You don't mean...?
But, my dear friend,|that is just what I do mean.
Oh, this is absolutely fantastic!
- June!|- (conductor laughs)
June!
All right, and what if I refuse to go?
But you cannot refuse. Your time was up.
Now, by mistake,|you overstayed by about,...
.. speaking in time, of course,...
.. 20 hours.
The advantage was exclusively yours.|You lost nothing, you only gained.
What about her?
(conductor chuckles)
Exquise.
You will see her again|when her time comes.
She will live to be... ninety-seven.|I looked her up in the files.
- I'm in love with her.|- But, my friend, what is love?
The feeling of the moment,...
.. but I represent eternity.
The law of this world and the other.
- Good, but what is law?|- Law is law.
- Law is based on reason.|- That is so.
Now, yesterday I wasn't in love.|Today I am.
But what is love?|How many people are in love?
Soldiers, airmen, how many sailors?
Do they protest when their time is up?|No, they don't.
- They have no right, but I have.|- Why?
Look, I've fallen in love|because of your mistake.
I'm in a different position|from what I was in last night.
I expected to die, I was ready to die.
It wasn't my fault I didn't, it was yours!
- What government do you represent?|- None!
What laws govern the place?
I cannot express any political views.
A respectable place|must have law of appeal.
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