100 Million! (100 Millions !)

- You are motivated, it’s nice. - Yes!

This is the mindset we must have if we want to make them give in.

They only understand the balance of power. - Yes! - We’ll give it to them. - Yes!

We continue with this partial strike.

If they don’t understand the message, it will be a full-time strike!

Yes!

Parisian week, we’ve had it for 50 years. We’re not going to give up.

- No! - Tomorrow we work from 8 to 14.

So. Finished for today. See you tomorrow, guys.

We stay motivated, we’re counting on you.

You did very well, darling.

- As always. - You were great.

- Thank you. Aren’t you saying anything? - Yes, it’s very good.

But I don’t understand anything about this Parisian week.

The Parisian week is the sixth week of paid leave.

What does that have to do with Paris?

The agreement was signed in the 70s in Paris.

- But we’re not in Paris. - Bernard...

We sing the Marseillaise all over France, not just in Marseille. Not just in Marseille.

- Yes. - Yes. - No. - All right, I’m leaving.

You’re not late home Lucas is on television. Yes, great.

- Hi guys. - Hi.

That’s it, she left. You know what?

I don’t dare go home anymore I’m going through hell.

- Are you arguing? - If only. - Is she cheating on you?

- You see he doesn’t want to talk about it. - Nothing to do with it. It’s... It’s more serious.

What?

- Things. - Is she forcing you to do things?

- It’s hard, you know? - Do you remember Nadine? My ex?

Sometimes she got a bit drunk. She was going into the closet...

Stop, it’s just a joke. Yes, really...

- You’re stupid. - Let’s go have a drink.

What was she going to look for in the closet? - You’re annoying me.

To tell us about new technologies that fight

global warming, Lucas Massiera, founder of.

Prodige, a startup that is making waves.

Lucas Massiera, good evening. - Good evening.

- Quick, let’s begin. - Did I miss something? - You just launched an electric battery.

How does that change the situation?

We are proud to have developed...

- It’s still going well. - Not bad. - Yes. - Uses fewer minerals.

- How long does this battery last? - The tests are promising.

We are between 900 and 1,000 km.

That is much more than existing batteries. How did you do it?

The patent is protected, I can’t say anything.

No, but look. One minute on air and he thinks he’s Bill Gates.

Stop, Patrick. That’s what he does. You can be proud of him.

That’s what our children do. Amandine too, by the way.

All right, then... Here you go, Mahmoud. These are your papers.

A friend from university gave them to me. It wasn’t easy. I had to take the bus.

Thank you, Amandine. Thanks to you, I’ll be able to find a job. I don’t know how to thank you.

- If you could pay me. - Well.

What are you looking at?

For once, this summer, we could take a trip.

I’d love to. Now is not the time, financially.

Me, palm trees, that’s not my thing. - I know my union member.

I found a destination that might suit him. A destination that combines culture and relaxation.

- Dubai? - Havana. - In Cuba? - No, Thailand. Obviously in Cuba!

Come on, you’ve always dreamed of it. The revolution of 57, Che.

A mojito on the beach. - How much does it cost?

1,789 per person. The price is revolutionary.

- We can’t. No, we can’t. - If we don’t do it now, we never will.

Come on, darling. Imagine us both on the beach.

Yes.

Then I’ll think about it. You can take consumer credit.

- You see, whenever you want. - Wait. - No, don’t answer.

It’s the bank. It’s the bank. Damn. Yes, it’s Troadec. Yes?

Mr. Massiera, hello. Mr. Troadec from SBC.

- Good morning, how are you? - How are you. Your account, not good at all.

Your loan is due, I have to reject it.

This is the third time. I can’t do anything anymore. There must be a solution.

I have no solution, Mr. Troadec. I’m barely managing with the studies of the

children, the bills, the taxes... Milking the house.

- You’re not paying. - I know.

The factory is on strike, I have 600 euros less.

Mr. Massiera, we need to strike less and work more. Listen.

It will be a banking ban and the seizure of the house. So.

I’m counting on you, Mr. Massiera. Come on, have a good day.

- Above all, good hit. - Good day.

We can give up on Cuba.

- There is a solution. - Your parents? - Yes. They can help us.

You’re right. We see them twice a year.

And with your father, it has always been true love. Come on.

- Hello? - Hi mom.

Darling, I’m happy you called.

How are you? - Good and you? - The kids, how are they?

Listen, very well. Lucas is working hard with his new company.

- Amandine too. - You won’t believe it.

I’m reading a book about Claude François. That’s great, mom.

- You know he’s not dead? - It’s a trick. They would have frozen him

cryogenically. We woke him up after

30 years, gave him plastic surgery and there you go! He became Matt Pokora.

Do you realize? Claude François and Matt Pokora are the same person.

Amazing. I understand that this story bothers you. I have something to ask you.

- I thought you had a little voice. - We have three overdue bills and we

won’t be able to pay them. I was wondering...

If we could help you. How much do you need?

Yes, 3,000 euros.

I’ll ask your father, but consider it done.

- You’re great. - Otherwise, do you know the latest?

We are ruined. There is nothing left of the clinic’s money.

- How? - Your father’s bad investments.

Then now is not the time to ask him for money.

- Do you think so? - Well yes. - I will talk to him about it.

No, forget it. We will find a solution. A kiss.

Me too, darling. See you soon.

Two beers to celebrate.

What? Your father doesn’t want to? - They are ruined, he burned everything.

It’s official. We are in trouble.

After... No, Lucas no.

What for? His cardboard box. It’s nothing for him.

- I will not accept money from my son. - You’re hurting your pride.

Hello, darling.

I brought you some croissants.

In the morning, there are two things I love.

Hot croissants and that kind of news.

Damn! Inform the Banque de France.

- So. - How are we going to do it? - I have a solution, don’t you want it?

Lucas? I’ll think about it.

Think fast. We’ll have to live at his place. I’m not sure you’ll like it.

- Do you want some coffee? - No.

- Nonsense! - What’s going on? Who is it?

Probably a sheriff.

- They didn’t waste time. - What do we do?

Where are we going like this?

Okay, he’s gone.

- Good day. - We don’t need anything. - Patrick Massiera?

That depends. What is it for?

Maître Blanchet. I have a document for you.

We are late, we will find a solution.

It doesn’t concern me.

- 100 million? - Yes.

- 100 million? - Yes. More precisely 100,234,627 euros.

Anyway. - Minus my fees, that is 506,173.13 euros.

Anyway.

The inheritance tax must be added. 55,679,044.80 euros.

Anyway. - 100 million.

Yes. Minus 506,173.13 euros for my fees and

55,679,044.80 euros for the inheritance tax. Anyway.

- Who is this lady? - Annette Fauré, I don’t know her at all.

A cousin of your father without children. She was married to a rich businessman.

You are the sole heir. Come to the office tomorrow to settle the final details.

Mrs. Massiera, Mr. Massiera. I do not wish you a good day. I think it will be.

Don’t take me home.

What are we going to do with this money?

- I don’t know. - We can go to Cuba. - Certainly.

I want to do something that makes you happy. - What? - A surprise.

- What surprise? - Surprise. Go get ready.

You say nothing. No. You know me. - Yes? - Not a word to your parents.

Of course not.

Hello, did he say?

Mr. Troadec? Hello, can we meet? - We didn’t have an appointment, so no.

- It’s urgent. - Do you want us to talk again

about the report to the Banque de France?

- You can’t do that. - Mr. Troadec, the factory...

It is on partial strike. You have charges, contributions, taxes,

loans for children’s studies... - Be kind to us.

It’s not bad, that one. It’s not expensive either. Laugh That’s good.

- Mr. Troadec. - Yes?

I will do whatever you want.

- What do you mean? - Everything. Everything, everything. Everything.

Yes, anyway. I can’t do that. Not immediately. Not in front of your husband.

- If you have to go that far... - We are going to lose our house...

We will end up on the street.

Secours Populaire will find us a squat

without too many infectious diseases. - No, I don’t want

to become a poly-addict. I don’t want to end up prostituting myself.

Are you kidding me? You’re not in a situation.

You’re right. Especially since this morning, look. Look what I have. So.

So... clearing throat.

Yes. It has nothing to do with that. It changes everything.

Yes. As a result, our unpaid debts...

I was about to offer you a consumer loan, but there... It’s more about you.

Thank you for calling. What an honor. I didn’t know you were there.

Follow me. We prepared a brunch to talk with friends.

Among friends, I don’t know. But croissants, they win me over.

- Let’s go. - Not you.

Pack your boxes and sit at the counter while waiting for your transfer.

Be nice for once.

We could have celebrated it elsewhere.

Aren’t we good here?

Yes, but we are not going to keep living like before.

How do you want us to live? We don’t have to change our lives.

I’m not asking you to change, but to enjoy it.

I don’t know, travel have a new house. We can stop working.

And vote right-wing? My grandfather and my father were unionized workers.

I want to work and take care of the union. - How much do we give the children?

Should we give them something? It’s not a gift to give them. Nor to us.

- In the end, we inherited 100 million. - 45.

It’s the same. We have to give something to our children.

I don’t know. One million each. Two?

- Cheapskate. - We just have to give them everything.

We keep 4,000 euros for Cuba. - Stop your bad faith.

- I don’t know, five million each. - If you want. What do I take?

Why are you reading the menu?

You’ve been eating couscous balls for 30 years. - No. You are acting in bad faith.

Patrick, as usual? Two couscous balls, a pitcher of rosé.

No, wait. Two real couscous and a prestige boulaouane.

Muñir!

Champagne.