Guylaine Schlumberger en el papel de...
Yvette
- Nana: So tell me.
- Yvette: One evening, Raymond came home with train tickets to Brest. He said he had a job, so we took the kids and moved and went to live in a hotel by the harbor. He'd disappear for the entire day. He was "working". I'd take the children out, buy them ice cream. I was worried, because I couldn't figure out how he earned his money. One evening, after three weeks of that, he just never came back. I had to manage on my own with the children that my mother-in-law wouldn't look after because she didn't like me. I gradually became a prostitute. It was the easiest way. Then, two years later, I went to the movies one night and saw him acting in an American movie.