Cannabis

Lay the girl on the sofa.

It's already bright.

I'm coming.

But that was quick. It was first class work. Excellent.

You look like you have worries. - I have family concerns, the girls.

They are hardly fledgling, because the trouble is already starting.

They either make bombs or cry out for revolution.

The son of the boss of the mafia, of all people, and his friends are mostly Negroes.

I had a visitor the other day, a certain Carbona.

Carbona knows the network in France. All the drug comes through France.

These are excellent laboratories and you should make arrangements.

That might be interesting. Carbona will help you.

He's flying in the same plane as you tomorrow night.

I don't want to leave so quickly.

I must love you, Serge, but don't forget that it was I who brought

you into the mafia. They were the greasy Russian for everyone,

the annoying foreigner. Nobody wanted to do anything for you.

But they forget that we are all just foreigners here.

So you will fly tomorrow night. I've done a lot for you.

I could do a lot more for you. You mustn't disappoint me.

I trust you, you bloody Russian pig.

Is Paul coming with me? - You don't need it for this job.

The plane to Paris is ready.

I repeat:

Last call for flight 114 to Paris.

That's going to be hard.

But you're already doing it. - You couldn't have done it alone.

I'm sick of it. It’s all up to me.

I have only one wish.

When it's all over

I want to get away, as far away as possible. I buy a farm from the coal.

And then you decide the end of your life together with your wife.

And you think that it's that easy? - Why not?

Above all, I want to go south.

Sitting in the sun under palm trees.

Would you like coffee, tea or milk?

Well, I'll bring you something.

Would you like something to drink?

Hello, am I bothering you? - Absolutely not.

Do you know France? - Yes.

If I get bored somewhere, I just fly off.

To New York, to London, and now I'm in the mood for Paris.

I sit in the next machine and ready. And you?

I don't feel like doing anything. I just travel like this.

Sitting around, traveling... - I never get bored.

Sitting around, traveling... - I never get bored.

Maybe that's because I'm not demanding.

And what do you expect?

I always like to see something new. - Are you happy?

Well, I think so. Why not?

It will cost you dearly. - M. Carbona, I can't help it.

These are Emery's killers, the two deaf and dumb.

Don't worry, I'll deal with it. - Where are you going anyway?

Good evening, old friend. I was expecting to see you.

Oh well.

You still look dazzling. And how are your deaf and dumb?

How are you - Oh, always the same.

You get older. It affects me. - I know. I also have days

where I wake up and how exhausted Then I can hardly move.

But you still get up. - You won't be destroyed by cancer.

Didn't you go to the doctor? - What should I see the doctor about?

I know what I have. - Don't listen.

His eternal talk already hurts me everywhere.

But today it's not as bad as usual.

You suffer, you die... That's the way it is. What do you want?

You have all this, you have Rita. You have achieved everything you wanted.

You were never ambitious anyway. So, you are popular with everyone.

Everyone has respect for you. You are to be envied.

Of course, apart from the fact that I don't like your deaf and dumb ones anyway,

they earn way too much. - That's my thing.

Do you hear rita He thinks it's up to him.

And what do you say? - I don't think it will go on like this.

The last word has not yet been spoken. - Too late, it won't happen.

You have exposed yourself too much. Whats become of you?

They are big and powerful. And what do you do?

You fill out checks, take the cross of the Legion

of Honor, and now the cops even salute you.

It was a long time ago that you had a gun in your hand.

Slay the cancer and leave me alone.

Aren't you afraid of the American?

Don't worry, I'll deal with that.

First I take care of the Carbona family.

Hello?

Is the doctor there?

Jane Swenson. Yes good thanks. I'm waiting.

No, leave it. Hang up. Do what I say.

There's a little book in my jacket.

It says where you have to call.

You will recognize it later.

What I want to show you in the book is

the fact that today's youth versus frenzy

has the same attitude, but not towards the culture of the Orient.

Of course, I am also thinking of the young people who

travel to India, to Nepal. But what they're looking for

is not cultural thought. They're looking for the drug there, nothing else.

But that must be prevented, especially on your part. This is your job.

It has nothing to do with my job.

I'm not speaking as a policeman now, but as a philosopher.

Oh, how interesting.

I think you don't enjoy yourself drinking.

I don't care about having fun. My wife likes these parties very much.

She has a weakness for these snobs.

It is cold here.

Cold and damp. My rheumatism is immediately noticeable.

I used to operate in large hospitals.

Here the hygienic facilities are not exactly up to date.

You get along well. $ 2,000.

And if they do, they'll catch a blue bean first.

And then they cry out for me and I have to be there for them.

What have I seen in apartments, hotels and rooms?

I've also operated in cellars and barns.

And even somewhere in the middle of the forest.

There she is. It's bleeding pretty well. Some went along with it.

He is emaciated. Apparently women like that.

And yet when I see a girl like you with one like that...

The main thing is that you enjoy it.

And when I see something fragile like you. Yes. Your eyes, your complexion.

No, I am not mistaken. You are young.

You have smooth, delicate skin, yet. But that goes quickly.

Remember that.

So, you still watched Emery fill up.

Yes, M. Bardeche, in Aix I lost sight of him in a traffic jam.

But I saw him again. He went to the "Hotel du Roi Rainier".

Since you brought your luggage in there, I assumed that he would stay there.

Then he went safely to the bar and met someone there, didn't he?

Yes. They even talked to each other for a long time.

Then he went on to Marseille? - Yes.

And then he went straight to the port and handled the overseas

ships, so I assumed that he wanted to do a freight history there.

But he wasn't there. - He went straight to the town hall?

Yes, of course. I was quite surprised. -So?

I'm not surprised at all. I'm gradually getting to know him.

I know he is watching me.

He has me shadowed. So put your husband on a leash.

Move him to Nouméa or anywhere else for my sake.

If it's nothing else, you don't have much to worry about.

It'll be okay. - Listen, Edouard,

this M. Bardeche should disappear. - I understand, I completely understand.

I assure you that I will take care of it.

The only annoying thing is that this man doesn't let himself be talked to.

I mean, he's completely inaccessible to financial offers.

You said yourself that he is out of this world.

Where should I drop you off? At the Ministry? - You're welcome.

To the ministry.

Does it heal a bit?

A little bit.

It looks better, but you can't move your arm.

Above all, you have to sleep now.

When I feel better, I sleep more.

And through the syringes. I've had that for a long time.

I had a head injury, the sleep center

got something and nobody can cure it.

Well, I dream and dream.

The nights are as long as if I live twice.

But I miss the natural dreams that everyone has when they sleep.

Who are you, what is this about?

You are s!

You're flat, huh?

I'm damn quick, huh? The doctor called New York.

You should be happy to see me again. Hey man.

Is there something drinkable here? - Everything you want.

I hurried quite a bit.

When they told me to send me over...

Boy, you don't get an idea. - I told you right away.

There's not a job every day in Paris.

Two Americans who can do what they want.

Let's say they can almost do what they want.

You don't need to get upset with the guys at all.

It's a no brainer. We'll buy them quickly.

Do you want to see my new invention?

So I put the tax collectors on the cross.

Not bad what?

Do you see? It's great. Open close.

Fine toys.

Listen, can you understand what that means?

We'll find your deaf and dumb. Now you have me and I have you.

Isn't that funny? Tell me, isn't that a joke?

Paul and Serge in Paris. Nothing can go wrong there.

One thing is certain: no one can do us. We never lose out.

We are inseparable, undetectable and unbeatable.

I'm happy, Paul. I knew you would come.

Why do people dangle that shit on the wall? Do you get it

That is probably the last.

I like mirrors a lot more. What do i see there Me!

At least I live. It is action, it is moving.

A strange boy, your friend Paul. He's very attached to you.

Think so. It is mutual.

He is helping me. His way of looking at life. He sings, he dances.

I feel like I don't care.

He is interested in everything and enjoys everything.

And he also shoots very well. He loves guns passionately.

You will soon be well, then you will go again.

Then you two will go again. - Yes.

We are not here for pleasure. - No.

I think we have better things to do than ask ourselves questions.

Everything has an end.

I am there just like you.

I've always done everything very thoroughly.

You don't have to move out here. Just stay here.

You can both live here if you want.