A.Very.Long.Engagement.2004.720p.BluRay.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX] Subtitles

At 00:00:02,000, Character said: Downloaded from
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At 00:00:08,000, Character said: Official YIFY movies site:
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At 00:00:38,792, Character said: A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT

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At 00:02:12,750, Character said: Saturday the 6th of January, 1917,

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At 00:02:15,625, Character said: five condemned soldiers
were escorted to Bouchavesnes

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At 00:02:19,834, Character said: at the Front in the Somme.

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At 00:02:29,584, Character said: Watch out for the wire!

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At 00:02:52,750, Character said: The first,
once cheerful and adventurous,

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At 00:02:56,375, Character said: wore the tag number 2124.
He was drafted from the Seine area.

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At 00:03:02,125, Character said: On his feet were boots,
taken from a dead German.

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At 00:03:05,875, Character said: Before becoming 2124,
he was known as Bastoche

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At 00:03:09,542, Character said: and was hooked on a pretty redhead,

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At 00:03:11,875, Character said: a certain Véronique Passavant.

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At 00:03:17,542, Character said: He was a carpenter.

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At 00:03:28,917, Character said: Taking a break from his woodwork,
they'd go for a beer

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At 00:03:32,542, Character said: at Little Louis' bar,
in Golden Hand St.

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At 00:03:38,042, Character said: He'd taken his boots from an enemy
who no longer needed them.

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At 00:03:41,709, Character said: Stuffed with straw or newspaper,

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At 00:03:46,084, Character said: they replaced his old clodhoppers.

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At 00:04:00,459, Character said: He was court-martialed
for self-mutilation.

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At 00:04:05,375, Character said: Gunpowder had been found
on his wounded hand.

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At 00:04:09,000, Character said: He faced the death sentence.

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At 00:04:22,250, Character said: Watch out for the wire!

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At 00:04:31,292, Character said: The second soldier
was tag number 4077,

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At 00:04:34,292, Character said: also from near the Seine.

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At 00:04:37,667, Character said: He was a welder
for the State Railways, in Bagneux.

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At 00:04:41,709, Character said: His name was Francis Gaignard,

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At 00:04:44,459, Character said: nicknamed Six-Sous.

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At 00:04:46,875, Character said: He knew the poor build the canons
of their own destruction,

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At 00:04:50,667, Character said: but it's the rich who sell them.

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At 00:04:53,417, Character said: He tried
to explain it to the troops,

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At 00:04:55,959, Character said: but he wasn't a good speaker.

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At 00:04:58,709, Character said: And cheap wine,
poverty's best friend,

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At 00:05:01,667, Character said: deadened the soldiers' eyes,

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At 00:05:04,125, Character said: making it difficult
to get through to them.

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At 00:05:51,500, Character said: Number 1 81 8 was surely the bravest
and the toughest of them all.

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At 00:05:56,834, Character said: He had once
killed a fellow officer...

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At 00:06:02,167, Character said: an officer who kicked the dead.

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At 00:06:05,500, Character said: Get up!

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At 00:06:06,709, Character said: You swines!

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At 00:06:08,459, Character said: You lazy cowards!

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At 00:06:11,125, Character said: You! Get up!

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At 00:06:14,542, Character said: Attack! Attack!

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At 00:06:17,500, Character said: You! Get going!

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At 00:06:32,084, Character said: No one ever found out.

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At 00:07:00,750, Character said: Benoît Notre Dame was a farmer
from Dordogne.

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At 00:07:04,500, Character said: One August morning,

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At 00:07:06,042, Character said: they came to get him at his farm

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At 00:07:08,500, Character said: and sent him off on a train.

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At 00:07:23,750, Character said: Watch out for the wire!

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At 00:07:27,292, Character said: The telephone wire is the only link
to the land of the living.

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At 00:07:31,542, Character said: A flimsy wire, their only chance
for President Poincaré's pardon.

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At 00:07:35,625, Character said: Even if the only one
to still believe in it

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At 00:07:38,209, Character said: is him.
Number 7328, recruited in Corsica.

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At 00:07:43,167, Character said: Angel Bassignano.

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At 00:07:46,709, Character said: According to all who'd known him,

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At 00:07:49,334, Character said: he was no angel at all.

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At 00:07:52,042, Character said: He was a liar, a cheat, a show-off,

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At 00:07:56,125, Character said: a sneak and a troublemaker.

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At 00:08:12,375, Character said: Before all this,

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At 00:08:13,875, Character said: Tina Lombardi worked as his w***e.

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At 00:08:16,125, Character said: He'd received a 5-year sentence for
an affair of either love or honour,

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At 00:08:20,667, Character said: depending on who he was talking to.

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At 00:08:22,917, Character said: lt was, in fact, a conflict
between village pimps.

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At 00:08:33,500, Character said: Summer 1916,
common-law criminals were enlisted

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At 00:08:37,334, Character said: to beef up regiments
melted in the fires at Verdun.

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At 00:08:40,959, Character said: They gave him the choice.

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At 00:08:42,417, Character said: It's been shitting shells
round here!

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At 00:08:44,667, Character said: No, it's been rather quiet.

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At 00:08:46,750, Character said: Who are those for?

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At 00:08:49,167, Character said: Well, actually...
you'll be attacking tomorrow.

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At 00:08:56,667, Character said: We're getting a head start.

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At 00:09:18,000, Character said: Watch out for the wire!

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At 00:09:28,750, Character said: The fifth was a "Cornflower",
the nickname for the class of '17.

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At 00:09:33,125, Character said: He was five months shy of 20.

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At 00:09:38,167, Character said: These days, everything scared him.

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At 00:09:40,959, Character said: French canons short-firing,

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At 00:09:42,959, Character said: the wind that heralded
the mustard gas attacks,

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At 00:09:46,750, Character said: executions to set an example.

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At 00:09:49,417, Character said: He hadn't been like that before,

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At 00:09:51,750, Character said: quite the opposite,

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At 00:09:53,250, Character said: braving storms as he helped
lighthouse keepers.

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At 00:10:28,375, Character said: And then came one shell too many.

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At 00:11:34,667, Character said: There you go... The winning ticket
back to your fiancée.

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At 00:11:38,167, Character said: The ticket for a court-martial.

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At 00:11:40,042, Character said: Turn a blind eye, Sarge.
He's been through enough.

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At 00:11:43,625, Character said: They could execute him.

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At 00:11:45,084, Character said: - Be human for once.
- Shut up!

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At 00:11:47,042, Character said: Please, Sarge!

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At 00:11:48,459, Character said: Shut up!

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At 00:11:55,917, Character said: The first time
Mathilde and Manech made love,

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At 00:11:59,459, Character said: he fell asleep,
his hand on her breast.

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At 00:12:25,334, Character said: Each time his wound throbs,

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At 00:12:27,459, Character said: Manech feels Mathilde's heart
in his palm.

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At 00:12:30,625, Character said: Each beat brings her closer to him.

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At 00:12:37,334, Character said: lf Manech were dead,
Mathilde would know.

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At 00:12:42,334, Character said: Since the death notice,

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At 00:12:44,334, Character said: she stubbornly holds on to her
intuition, like to a flimsy wire.

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At 00:12:49,084, Character said: She never gets discouraged.

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At 00:12:53,792, Character said: And Mathilde
is of a cheerful disposition.

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At 00:12:56,542, Character said: lf that wire doesn't lead her
to her lover, never mind...

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At 00:13:01,584, Character said: she can always use it as a noose.

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At 00:13:09,750, Character said: ln June 1920, Mathilde received
a letter from a nun.

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At 00:13:14,459, Character said: A patient at the Rennes hospital
wants to see her.

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At 00:13:18,834, Character said: He'd met Manech in January '17
at the Front in the Somme.

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At 00:13:29,709, Character said: August 1912.

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At 00:13:32,167, Character said: Handsome, wasn't l?

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At 00:13:34,459, Character said: It's a De Dion,

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At 00:13:36,584, Character said: with direct drive.

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At 00:13:39,167, Character said: Please, tell me about Manech.

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At 00:13:42,084, Character said: ln January '17,

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At 00:13:44,625, Character said: I escorted five condemned soldiers.

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At 00:13:51,292, Character said: He was one of them...

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At 00:13:53,250, Character said: Yes.

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At 00:13:55,250, Character said: l was to take them
to a front-line trench.

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At 00:14:05,250, Character said: Gendarmes were waiting
with the prisoners

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At 00:14:08,125, Character said: near a bombed-out cemetery.

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At 00:14:19,500, Character said: What are you doing
with those German boots?

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At 00:14:22,167, Character said: Waiting.

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At 00:14:23,417, Character said: What for?

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At 00:14:24,792, Character said: Poincaré's pardon? You'll wait!

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At 00:14:28,250, Character said: He'll sign it!

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At 00:14:30,125, Character said: l shouldn't
even have been condemned.

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At 00:14:32,667, Character said: I'm Corsican, not French!

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At 00:14:44,542, Character said: Leave him be.

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At 00:14:45,917, Character said: He's lost it,
but that's for the best.

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At 00:14:56,625, Character said: Finished, Lieutenant?

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At 00:15:00,709, Character said: The cold has saved that one.

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At 00:15:03,084, Character said: Gangrene would've g***t him
in summer.

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At 00:15:09,417, Character said: And Manech?

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At 00:15:12,167, Character said: Was he in pain?

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At 00:15:14,917, Character said: They had to cut off two fingers,

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At 00:15:17,334, Character said: but he wasn't suffering anymore.

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At 00:15:21,334, Character said: l led them to a trench,

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At 00:15:23,125, Character said: called "Bingo Crépuscule".

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At 00:15:42,625, Character said: Bloody hell!

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At 00:15:44,375, Character said: Couldn't you have lost them
on your way?

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At 00:15:46,709, Character said: A kick in the a***s
to get rid of them!

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At 00:15:49,917, Character said: My orders
are to bring you these five.

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At 00:15:52,625, Character said: And l'll tell you my orders!

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At 00:15:54,584, Character said: l'm to throw these guys over the top

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At 00:15:57,834, Character said: and leave them to die like dogs

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At 00:16:00,000, Character said: between our line and the Jerries'!

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At 00:16:02,209, Character said: Those are my damned orders,
Sergeant!

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At 00:16:06,709, Character said: You see, Sergeant, with the Jerries,
there's a kind of status quo.

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At 00:16:10,500, Character said: It's a little too calm?
Let's start the...