Remember, though, that the Notre-Dame there ever will be: filmdialoog from ‘Before Sunset’ is the pressure shared

Film A dialogue from the movie ‘Before Sunset’ (2004) has since last night, unintentionally, a bitter undertone.

In the images is to see how the American writer Jesse (Ethan Hawke) Paris is guided by the Parisian Céline (Julie Delpy). They make a boat trip on the Seine and pass by the Notre-Dame cathedral. Jesse, under the impression of the gothic edifice, let slip that he once heard that the cathedral (in 1944) ei so after the ground was made by nazi forces in their flight from Paris. “They put everywhere explosives, but that one soldier that the button was pressed, did not have the heart. He was completely overwhelmed by the magnificence”, says the. the

Céline picks up and asks if the story really happened. “No idea”, replies Jesse. Céline says finally: “Remember, though, that the Notre-Dame there ever will be.” Just that last sentence, delves into the aftermath of the devastating kathedraalbrand many sad twitter users.

Triptych

‘Before Sunset’ is the second part of the trilogy from director Richard Linklater, known for ‘Boyhood’. In the beautiful predecessor, ‘Before Sunrise’ (1995) teaches backpacker Jesse and Céline on the train to Vienna. They discover together the Austrian capital, and fall in love. Nevertheless they have at sunrise alone. the

In ‘Before Sunset’ we are nine years later. Jesse has his experiences about the meeting, jotted down in a book that has become a global bestseller. If he is signing in Paris, he walks Céline against the body. In the slot ‘Before Midnight’ (2013), we are once again nine years later, the two are now married and have two daughters.