:42:00
Brossard was merely
carrying out orders.
:42:06
And, monsignor, some of the money
and property he requisitioned...
:42:11
...found its way into his own pocket.
:42:14
That's not the work of a soldier.
:42:18
- That's a good shot.
- That's the work of a thief.
:42:23
Brossard was pardoned...
:42:26
...by the president of the republic.
:42:30
And this new charge against him,
this crimes against humanity law...
:42:35
...is simply another way
to persecute him.
:42:39
- You're too young to remember...
- Is he on the run?
:42:43
Not now, Father. Thank you.
:42:45
- We're having a private conversation.
- Is he confessing?
:42:48
Don't worry, the monsignor
will give you absolution.
:42:53
That's what he does, he gives
absolution to people on the run.
:42:58
It's nearly dinnertime, Leo.
:43:01
Better go then, before they eat
all the crème caramel.
:43:10
Monsignor, when you have a moment,
give me absolution too.
:43:17
I'm on the run...
:43:20
...and I haven't much time.
:43:23
Dear man.
:43:26
Not well, but then we're all
a little senile in this house.
:43:31
Not you, monsignor.
:43:38
You said I was too young
to remember something.
:43:42
What?
:43:44
During the occupation by the Nazis,
the Communists led the Resistance.
:43:49
They wanted to deliver this country
into the hand of Joseph Stalin.
:43:53
No wonder Brossard opposed them.
:43:55
The Communists are antichrists,
colonel...
:43:58
...and Brossard is a devout
and practicing Christian.