Homosexuals preferone another's company because they have all beenthrough the same hell,...
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Homosexuals prefer
one another's company because they have all been
through the same hell, and those who meet
have survived. (mellow music) Pat really made the most of it,
that's for sure. Back then there were
several nightclubs in Paris... There was the Kathmandou,
the Jeu de Dames... Just for girls, but it was not
broadcast as such. Once inside, you didn't
need to hide anymore. And we went there to have fun,
because there were young women
one another's company because they have all been
through the same hell, and those who meet
have survived. (mellow music) Pat really made the most of it,
that's for sure. Back then there were
several nightclubs in Paris... There was the Kathmandou,
the Jeu de Dames... Just for girls, but it was not
broadcast as such. Once inside, you didn't
need to hide anymore. And we went there to have fun,
because there were young women
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Homosexuals prefer
one another's company
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because they have all been
through the same hell,
00:00:06.076 --> 00:00:09.239
and those who meet
have survived.
00:00:09.024 --> 00:00:11.064
(mellow music)
00:00:14.142 --> 00:00:17.982
Pat really made the most of it,
that's for sure.
00:00:19.122 --> 00:00:22.152
Back then there were
several nightclubs in Paris...
00:00:22.182 --> 00:00:25.012
There was the Kathmandou,
the Jeu de Dames...
00:00:25.032 --> 00:00:28.672
Just for girls, but it was not
broadcast as such.
00:00:28.902 --> 00:00:33.942
Once inside, you didn't
need to hide anymore.
00:00:34.852 --> 00:00:39.732
And we went there to have fun,
because there were young women.
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Movie Summary
Based on Patricia Highsmith's personal writings and accounts of her family and lovers, the film casts new light on the famous thriller writer's life and oeuvre, permeated by themes of love and its defining influence on identity.
