Isabelle Adjani - One Deadly Summer

You know what it's like in small towns.

30 seconds after the movie's over, the lights are out,.

There's no one left.

With Loulou, Mr.'s wife. Loubet, we didn't have much time for vows of love.

We were doing it in the aisle, 'cause it was the only place there was a rug.

She could use a paint job.

Oh, Felix, bring it back.

My God, a goldfish, the way you look at me.

They're natural black, your hair.

You bet, Charles, it costs me 150 francs a month and gives me scabs on my head.

But I'm not going back. I have to go.

Oh, really?

When do you get off here?

I'll wait for you outside.

I've never seen anyone who can stay that long without moving.

It was like a doll that we left in the corner that no longer serves.

That's why in the end I couldn't live without her.

She used to give life gas kicks like I didn't know any.

It was a good time, one of the best of my life.

When I think about it, I want to start over.

Look at that bitch!

When I see myself like this, I'm glad it's funny, otherwise I'd kill myself.

All he wants to do is take his fucking panties off.

And all she wants is for him to make it.

And don't stick his fingers in the zipper.

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