1914 the Glorious Summer

00:00:49 Based on a novel by Louis Aragon

00:07:30 So glad.

00:13:01 No, I just checked to make sure it wasn't too hot.

00:17:48 My little Jeanne.

00:21:49 Why do you have to keep such a foul- tempered dog? And its name is silly, too.

00:25:37 Then we'll make him a medicine. I know the recipe.

00:29:43 Let's better talk about Madam Cayo's crime. When love's involved, its most interesting.

00:32:27 Come with me, doggy, come.

00:35:39 - What will you do if she find us? - She won't come here.

00:42:18 But even as I swore, I felt I would break the oath one day.

00:46:53 What if your Mom wants to stay alone with my Dad? You haven't called out her

00:50:39 - I'm going to call my banker one of these days. - Don't be slow about it.

00:53:51 I am ashamed by my daughter and your trader.

00:57:15 Say hello to her from afar.

01:01:01 - It's a friendly visit. - But not free at that, right?

01:06:09 We're on the edge of a swamp. It's dangerous here.

01:11:49 Dance, doggy, dance with us.

01:15:38 Marie, admit it like everyone else has, you've made a mistake.

01:19:11 No, and I reproach myself for that. It's all because of Ernest.

01:22:30 - Will you? - Of course.

01:25:50 It's the age of first love and first disappointment.

01:29:24 In the village hotel, of an embolism. I was sent for too late.

01:36:14 Well, it's here.

01:43:27 Go home! Go!