:34:04
Some guy behind me
said they Iooked Iike rows of tombstones...
:34:09
...and maybe some of them were.
:34:13
Come on, Sam.
Monique's waiting dinner for us.
:34:18
How do you feeI about riding in a jeep?
:34:21
It's one of the severaI experiences
I promised myseIf before I die.
:34:27
Another is jumping out of a parachute.
:34:29
No, dear, you jump out of a pIane.
You hoId on to the parachute.
:34:44
It was quite a place they lived in.
:34:46
We had a home-cooked meal,
and after, Monique took me on a tour.
:34:54
During the Occupation...
:34:57
...Mama and I each had
an hour aIone in this room...
:35:00
...every day.
:35:02
Hers was from 3:00 to 4:00
in the afternoon...
:35:04
...and mine was from 9:00 to 10:00
in the morning.
:35:07
-It's a IoveIy room.
-Yes.
:35:13
What is this, Monique?
:35:16
It is a piece of brown bread.
:35:18
An oId famiIy reIic?
:35:20
No.
:35:23
There was one week
when there were 30 of us in the viIIa...
:35:28
...mostIy refugee chiIdren.
Like Jean-François, remember?
:35:33
And we had onIy brown bread
and water to drink.
:35:37
My father said that when the time came
that we had enough again...
:35:42
...and there wouId be
such a time, he said...
:35:46
...I must not forget
what it is Iike to be hungry.
:35:52
So you kept it.
:35:55
Your father must have been quite a guy.
:35:59
When did he die?