Mata Hari

1:19:01

And then, someday,
when he's an old man...

1:19:04

...and his grandchildren ask him
about Mata Hari...

1:19:07

...he must tell a great lie, say that she
was a wonderfully good woman.

1:19:13

And that'll be my heavven.

1:19:16

-Now will you ask him to come up?
-At once.

1:19:23

Sister, the young man is blind.

1:19:25

l'vve told him that this is a sanitarium.
You must be careful.

1:19:29

They will. They understand.

1:19:38

Come.

1:19:40

Take care of the steps.

1:19:48

Madame, l'm leavving the door open so that
the vvisitor won't hear the rattle of the lock.

1:19:54

less you.

1:20:01

Alexis.

1:20:18

Come, nurses. We'll look
at the patient in the next room...

1:20:21

-...and leavve these young people alone.
-Thank you, doctor.

1:20:33

This is most irregular.

1:20:35

And after the operation, how much longer
will you havve to stay here?

1:20:40

l don't know.

1:20:42

-l'll be well soon, l hope.
-Of course you will.

1:20:46

-And so will l.
-What?

1:20:48

The doctors say now that with time
and the right treatment...

1:20:51

...there is evvery chance l'll see again.
See you again.

1:20:57

That's the one thing l needed
to givve me strength.