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An obsessed scholar attempts to withdraw from the world but finds personal ties drawing him back into the family he had | dG1fdTBKckVXclpRQ2s
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00:00You're good, I'm Pierre Le Duc.
00:12Give me a message for you.
00:19Do you have books to sell?
00:21Yes.
00:23I'm going to university.
00:25What's going on?
00:27Excuse me.
00:29Pierre, it's your father. Call me, it's important.
00:34I'm going to leave you with me.
00:36It doesn't matter.
00:39I was in your school at university.
00:41Now, what are you doing?
00:44I'm doing translation.
00:46The poems of Edward Cetakouran.
00:49In Poland, they were praised by the young people.
00:52Your books, why are you selling them?
00:55I sell them because I need a place.
00:58What's happening is a miracle.
01:02And a miracle, it doesn't exist.
01:04You've recognized my mother at the restaurant the other day.
01:07You've recognized me and you've watched me.
01:09What do you want?
01:11I want to know if you're my father.
01:13I have a 13-year-old girl that I met this week.
01:15Ali Balzac.
01:17It's very sad.
01:19It's funny.
01:20It's funny.
01:21It's funny.
01:22It's funny.
01:23I told you, I don't accept it.
01:24It's funny.
01:25It's funny, it's funny.
01:39Toute ma vie, j'ai fait le vide autour de moi.
01:46Mais quand tu m'as retrouvé, j'ai compris que sans lien humain, la vie n'a aucun sens.

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