2:33:01
Madhouses are made
to inflict suffering.
2:33:04
It can't be helped...
2:33:07
...especially if
you never see anyone.
2:33:09
They try to force me
to sculpt here.
2:33:13
They don't succeed,
so they make trouble for me.
2:33:17
Don't forget, Paul...
2:33:19
your sister is in prison
with madwomen.
2:33:23
Mama wrote the doctor...
2:33:25
that I mean to harm you.
2:33:27
That I detest you and
am out to hurt you.
2:33:32
It's not true.
2:33:34
I wish she would take me
to Villeneuve with her.
2:33:38
Do you think I enjoy spending
months, years...
2:33:43
like this, without any news,
or hope?
2:33:47
Where does such ferocity
come from?
2:33:50
How did they manage
to change you so?
2:33:53
I'd really like to know.
2:33:56
You might as well
send me to Siberia.
2:34:00
Did you take care of my things?
2:34:03
Are they in Villeneuve?
2:34:06
Be careful they don't fall
into Rodin's hands.
2:34:10
He's so afraid
I might come back.
2:34:13
That's why he's keeping me here,
isn't it, Paul?
2:34:18
I would so like to go home
and close the door tightly.
2:34:24
I don't know if I'll be able
to realize this dream...
2:34:29
...to be home.
2:34:33
Oh, God,
I wish I were in Villeneuve.
2:34:38
Your sister in exile.
2:34:43
Because of the war...
2:34:45
...Camille Claudel was transferred
to the asylum at Montdevergues...
2:34:48
...on September 9, 1914.
2:34:49
She died there on October 19, 1943,
after thirty years of confinement.