La vie à Mafate sur l'île de La Réunion : "C'est un style de vie complètement à part." l Reportage

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00:00 Mafat is a completely different lifestyle.

00:02 You either come on foot or by helicopter.

00:03 At least here you don't have the metro system, work, sleep.

00:08 It's really not my thing.

00:10 It would be better to leave a little bit here.

00:12 I dive quickly into the bottom of the bottle.

00:15 Maloia, Maloia, Maloia is the kingdom.

00:20 If you didn't grow up here, it's very difficult to stay here.

00:24 If I want a McDo, I have an hour and a half of walking and three hours of driving.

00:28 It's a completely different lifestyle.

00:30 There are no cars, you either come on foot or by helicopter.

00:34 The races are on the back.

00:36 We don't want to go on the road because that's what makes our circus so charming.

00:41 And that's why the tourists are so fond of Mafat.

00:45 Here we are at my father's house.

00:54 A small, quiet garden.

00:58 We have a few banana trees.

01:01 We already have a nice little regime.

01:03 We don't buy bananas, we don't buy thyme, parsley,

01:07 mandarin, lemons.

01:09 It's already a big economy.

01:12 In Paris, I don't think so.

01:13 I'm not sure you have a basil or a little bit of parsley in the kitchen.

01:18 I don't have a banana tree at home.

01:22 Since you were a child, you learned to grow.

01:25 I learned from my father too.

01:26 Because if I lived in the bay, in an apartment,

01:29 I would have known Calloff with Warzone and Fortnight.

01:34 But you still play Calloff and Fortnight.

01:36 Calloff, yes, on the phone.

01:38 Well, here, anyway, we don't have Wi-Fi, we only have 4G, so that's already good.

01:42 Who are the first to have lived in Mafat?

01:51 It's the slaves.

01:52 The slaves who were their masters, the big whites, the colonists.

01:56 They took refuge in Mafat.

01:58 The name Mafat is the name of a slave.

02:01 The first slave who came here.

02:04 But when you take your car, you go down,

02:09 you start to be a slave of everything.

02:11 You have the gas, you have the rent, you have everything that says...

02:17 That's it, it's another way of life.

02:21 The first to have lived in Mafat?

02:28 Do you work here?

02:30 No, I'm unemployed.

02:32 It's been about three months.

02:34 Here, it will be my future house, maybe one day.

02:44 With a nice view of the coast, the sea too.

02:50 And here, my little 20 square meter pot.

02:55 I made it all by myself, yes, all by myself.

02:59 In three months, it was done anyway.

03:01 Well, it's still quite expensive with all the transport and all that.

03:05 How much does it cost?

03:06 25,000.

03:07 The days at the moment, since I'm unemployed, I don't do much.

03:11 Maybe a little gardening and then we wait for the aperitif to go for a drink.

03:16 What time is the aperitif?

03:18 If we have 3,000 a day, a glass of wood, from noon it can go.

03:24 Or else it's around 9.30, 10 o'clock.

03:28 In the morning?

03:29 Yes, in the morning.

03:30 And you start drinking?

03:31 Yes.

03:32 Do you feel like you're an alcoholic?

03:34 Well, it's not even a question of asking if I'm an alcoholic or not.

03:39 I am, I am anyway.

03:43 [Birds chirping]

03:48 So, economically, it's mainly tourism.

03:51 The proof is that we have about 10 visits here.

03:55 In La Nouvelle, we are about 160, 180.

03:59 Since there is no college here, we have to go to Salazie.

04:03 We are at 2 o'clock.

04:05 We are right here, in La Nouvelle.

04:08 Here, in the Mafatte Circus, here is Salazie and here is Sillaus.

04:14 We are right in the middle.

04:17 Do you have a girlfriend?

04:19 No, I'm single.

04:21 Living here, yes, the tourists who come.

04:24 But otherwise, no.

04:26 You have to go to the coast, holidays, all that.

04:30 Frankly, to know what I would really like,

04:34 I would like to leave La Réunion and return to France.

04:39 Because it was still good there.

04:44 For me, because I was in a small, quiet village.

04:48 I stayed there for a year and a half, in the field,

04:51 in the plastic and food industries.

04:54 And I really enjoyed the way of life there.

04:57 Already at the level of the pay, it changes anyway.

05:01 And the food, the food is also much cheaper than here.

05:05 There I already have a house to build.

05:08 So maybe do it before and then leave.

05:13 It's been almost two years since I came back.

05:22 Because before I worked on the coast, in the basins of the island.

05:27 I came back because it suits me better.

05:31 At least here you don't have the metro system, work, sleep.

05:37 It's really not my thing.

05:40 It would be better to leave a little bit here,

05:53 go to another environment.

05:56 And start to reduce alcohol, or even stop.

06:00 Because you get into it quickly.

06:05 You dive quickly into the bottom of the bottle.

06:08 Of course.

06:11 [Bell]

06:13 [Music]

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