1:32:00
Another unknown name.
1:32:03
We'll see if we find a monsieur Amafi
and put him under surveillance.
1:32:06
I'll find him.
1:32:11
I'm grateful, monsieur,
but from now on we will do the work.
1:32:16
I've got a personal thing with Mr. Amafi.
1:32:19
I remind you, monsieur,
you are now back in a civilized country...
1:32:23
...where due process of law prevails.
1:32:27
Inspector, I resent that implication.
1:32:29
My country was building churches
while your people were still living in caves.
1:32:34
Forgive me, Colonel.
1:32:37
I didn't mean to imply--
1:32:38
Get your stenographer and I'll give her
10 minutes and then I've got things to do.
1:33:31
Amafi did this trying to find me.
1:33:34
The law will punish him.
1:33:39
Fuck the law!
1:33:41
What does it do about the shitheads
who charge 100 francs a month...
1:33:45
...to stay in a craphouse like this?
1:33:47
Why don't you really clamp down
on the slave trade?
1:33:50
I'll tell you why!
1:33:52
The black ghetto of Paris is as far away...
1:33:55
...from the Champs Elysées
as 125th Street is from Park Avenue!
1:33:58
You need a bunch of poor bastards to work
on your roads and in your damn kitchens!