- [Interviewer] Date of birth?
- [Anthony] Friday 31st of December, 1937.
(curtains clicking)
- [Interviewer] You were living with your daughter
at the moment?
- Yes, until she goes to live in Paris.
- No dad.
Why'd you keep going about Paris?
- You told me.
- No, I didn't.
- I'm sorry Anne, you told me the other day.
Have you forgotten?
She's forgotten.
Paris.
They don't even speak English there.
(somber music)
- [Anne] Dad, I'd like you to meet Laura.
- How do you do, sir.
- I'd say you're gorgeous.
- Thank you.
(Anthony laughing)
- I'd say he's jolly.
- Yeah, not always.
- Laura has come around to help you.
- Don't you need her or anyone else.
I can manage very well on my own.
(somber music)
- Everything all right?
- Who are you?
- Anthony it's me, Paul.
- Who?
- I live here.
- What is this nonsense?
Anne? - It's me.
- Ah, there she is.
- [Paul] Your father seemed a bit confused.
- Something wrong?
- Where's Anne?
- Sorry?
- Anne, where is she?
- I'm here.
(somber music)
- [Anne] What's the matter Dad?
- [Anthony] Strange things going on around us.
- Don't worry, everything will sort itself out.
- Saw in his eyes, didn't know who I was.
It was like I was a stranger to him.
It just did something to me.
- I didn't know what she's cooking up against me,
but she's cooking something up.
- What are you talking about Dad?
- I'm not leaving my flat.
I am not leaving my flat!
This really is my flat.
Isn't it?
(dramatic music)
See, the situation is very simple.
My daughter is of the opinion
that I cannot manage on my own.
- I'm so sorry about this.
- Why?
She understands perfectly.
(dramatic music)
- This is important.
I explained it all to you.
- Why you keep looking as if there's something wrong?
Everything is fine.
- [Paul] I think she tries to do
the best she can to you Anthony.
- [Anne] Everything will be all right, I promise you.
(dramatic music)
- There's something funny going on.
(somber music)