He Even Has Your Eyes (Il a déjà tes yeux)

These people have been waiting for four years...

They're ready now. A couple is a couple.

Let's not differentiate them.

Sorry I'm late.

Can I speak?

I'm just giving you my opinion.

It's going to bring attention to us.

Let me remind you

that our administration's first mission

is to protect...

The child's interests.

Exactly! Not to experiment with things.

Experiment with what?

We know our mission.

Can you explain what "experiment" means to you?

It means it's the first time we try something.

It's an English word.

-Claire is right. -Thank you, Caro.

Thank you.

-Quiet! -I'm sorry.

Quiet!

What's all this racket?

It's them...

-Are you done, Claire? -Yes.

Good.

We are all aware here

that we're working for the children's well-being.

I will present the Alloca case to the next family council.

Thanks, everyone.

We should have started there.

Thank you, Charles.

The family council will decide.

Yes, I know.

If they agree, I'm asking you to make your visits quietly.

Like for any family.

Of course, who do you take me for?

I'm sure everything will go well.

Just married!

How are you?

Hi!

Congratulations!

A little bit.

Here. Hop, hop, hop! It's enough.

-You okay? -It's just for a toast.

We need to respect the local customs.

I would prefer celebrating the birth of a grand-son,

rather than a shop.

Mom!

-You like it? -Great. I haven't forgiven you yet.

There we go again...

It's been six months that I've had to have lunch alone.

Find a lawyer, that will keep you busy.

I thought flowers would make you nicer.

-I'm nice. -How are you?

Put everything there.

One, two, three!

One, two, three!

HE EVEN HAS YOUR EYES

Don't fall back asleep. Come on!

I don't understand, I just drank...

-three glasses. -Three?

Maybe five. I can't remember.

You're getting old, you can't take it anymore.

Whatever!

Leave that, you're late, I'll take care of it.

I'll finish cleaning. Will you meet me?

Don't forget that guy's coming for the lock.

I can do it. It's gonna cost a lot.

In two years?

Yeah. Okay.

Okay?

-I love you. -I love you too, boo.

Stop it! Don't call me "boo."

See you later!

Hello?

Yes.

Hello.

Oh!

You scared me, boo.

Are you okay? What's wrong?

I got a call.

It was them.

"Them," who?

Them.

It was them?

You're perfect.

Mr. and Mrs. Alloca.

Mr. Vidal will see you. This way, please.

Well... Everything will be fine.

The family council has offered

to entrust you

with a little boy. So that you can adopt him.

Born four months ago of unidentified parents.

He had an hepatitis at birth.

Don't worry, today, he's perfectly healthy.

His name is Benjamin.

Benjamin.

Sorry I'm late.

Claire.

-Sir. -This is Claire Mallet

who's in charge

of Benjamin's case.

Right. Until the final adoption ruling is pronounced.

Did I miss anything?

No. I was presenting Benjamin.

Please, go on.

Well...

It is time to tell you we're facing a quite

particular case.

It's the first time it's happened.

You remember...

on the agreement forms

you expressed a few wishes.

About the child's origin, the gender...

Et cetera, et cetera.

You were quite open.

-Yes. -Yes.

We took this into account.

Did you change your mind? You could. You have the right to.

If you had any hesitation, you should say so.

We can love all the children in the world but not be anyone's parents.

Yes, we would let you know.

Good.

Very well.

In this case...

Let me introduce you to Benjamin.

Please take your time to think it over.

-But... -But?

It's a boy?

Yes, Benjamin.

Yes. Benjamin,

it's a boy's name.

He's so handsome!

Thank you so much.

It's crazy, right?

Are you sure you're okay with it?

What does the baby need?

A daddy and a mommy.

Yes, but...

In this case...

Here, look...

He even has your eyes. No?

Benjamin Alloca.

He could be a conductor.

That's for old people.

-Football player's good. -Not a football player.

They always get injured.

I would get worried.

Of course not.

-He could be a journalist. -A journalist?

Yes.

They can change the world.

We can change the world.

The first Benetton family. That's us.

We're the "I have a dream."

After the renovation work, we'll have a party.

-It's not a given. -Surgeon.

Surgeon's great.

Dr. Benjamin Alloca to the operating room.

Dr. Alloca!

He'll save lives.

He'll travel, he'll have seminars about love.

-He'll cite us as his models. -You could start by finishing his room.

Yeah, you're right.

We can't have a future professor here.

Hop! Come on, let's work!

I'll make a palace for that boy.

-Really? -Yeah, a palace.

Sali, you don't want to help me?

I love you!

Benjamin...

Welcome.

Hello, you.

Hello...

Benjamin...

Oh, yes...

It's time to hold him in your arms.

Right, Benjamin?

Yes, you feel like it.

You see? All right.

Come here.

Hello...

Come on.

Benjamin is healthy.

It's just difficult to bottle-feed him.

If you have any problems, don't hesitate to let us know.

We're here for that.

Kids are cruel at school.

Imagine, the little white guy says, "My parents are here."

Everyone looks, it's a couple of Blackies.

Of black people.

Same thing.

Then why are you saying it? You say "white people," not "whities."

Stop, you're getting on my nerves. You used to say "Blacks" before.

Never. Or maybe in a certain context.

-You're not being honest. -No, I'm not like that.

It gets on my nerves.

You're the one who...

It's you, Claire.

You know it.