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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2007

Extrait du livre de Claire Etcherelli "Elise ou la vraie vie"
Un film que j'ai réalisé avec ma grande amie Annie Pauleau-Gauthier. Allez donc faire un tour sur sa page :
http://www.youtube.com/user/annietapisvolants

An extract of the book by Claire Etcherelli "Elise ou la vraie vie".
A movie I made with my great friend Annie Pauleau-Gauthier. Go and visit her channel :
http://www.youtube.com/user/annietapisvolants

Elles arrivaient le matin, maquillées et coiffées, et réussissaient dans la journée à s'isoler pour remettre du rouge. Il y avait là quelque chose qui dépassait leur coquetterie. Une Parade. Une défense instinctive contre un travail qui finissait par vous clochardiser. Le rouge des ongles recouvrait le plus souvent de la crasse. Leurs cheveux sales s'ornaient de velours. Elles poudraient la sueur grise de leur peau. Je revois ma voisine dans ce vestiaire, une femme de trente-cinq ans, pas belle, ridée, obligée par le réglement à se vêtir d'un treillis de coutil décoloré, et qui pour conduire un Fenwick gardait ses escarpins.

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They used to come at work in the morning, made up, hair-dressed, and they always found a moment to be on their own and varnish their nails in red. It was more than coquetry : a parade, an instinctive way to prevent that job from turning them into tramps. Most of time, red in their nails hid grime ; velvet embellished their filthy hair , they powdered the grey sweat of their skin. I can recall my neighbour in that changing-room, a thirty five years old woman, not good-looking, wrinkled. The rules required her to wear a faded boiler suit, and when riding a Fenwick, she always kept her court shoes on.

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  • ooh it's such a pity i don't know french...u'll make me start learning only to watch ur videos!!i love ur work..it really inspires me!keep up

  • Yes it's really a pity ! U got a translation in the comment section.

    Anyway, thank you for your support. The fact that my videos could inspire people inspires me !

  • FRENCH NEO NEW WAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE THIS and I can work on my language skills avec le film. Merci

  • It might also be done for that :) This is a neo new way of teaching french.

  • In a really weird way she reminds me of Chris Crocker o_o

  • Hahahahah ! Really nothing to do with him !

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  • this is sad how people can't appreciate something different.

    they're trying out something different.

    and it's a new style of theirs.

    respect it.

  • Horray! The Parisian Sock is back! I thought you had abandoned UTube forever.

    I hope you are well.

    I regret that I don't speak French. (And me a Canadian -- disgraceful!). But interesting video even for an anglophone.

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  • I know, but still....

  • Thanks ! I will tell the eye, the video and the story that they were appreciated :)

  • Sometimes the many translations can get in the way... 

    The eye was beautiful. The video was, too. The story was intriguing...

    :)

  • It could also be done for that :)

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