Hello?
Are you all right?
I have a bump on my butt.
I think I broke something.
The butt or something.
What?
The butt.
What do you say if you don't have a butt?
It's a butt with a butt.
I can't hear you because I have a big butt.
I can't hear you.
Yes, yes, yes.
Wait, wait.
Sit down, sit down, sit down.
Are you going to do this?
Yes.
I'm going to turn it off.
There, there.
Stop, stop, stop.
There.
There, there.
Oh, shit, there's a mole.
Shit, shit, shit.
Oh, shit.
It's okay, it's just an animal drawing.
It's called Barbie.
This wig looks great on you.
Does it?
It's for the movie.
No,
no, no, not the ear.
The ear, no.
Yes, yes, the ear, yes.
Oh, no.
Now, now, now.
Now.
Here it is.
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
You've cheated.
Me?
Yes, yes.
You've been calculating your little mirror for a long time.
What, do you want us to ask the bar?
Well, yes, yes.
Well, I don't know if it was for cards, but dirty game, sure.
A dirty fire.
What's wrong with me?
Oh, what a girl, always thinking about you.
Well, of course.
Egoistic.
What the fuck?
Come on, come on, come on, that's how the world goes, full of egoists.
What a pleasure.
Yes, I'm going to the bathroom.
What's wrong?
Sex is not linked to purity, are we Neanderthals now or what?
I just can't believe it.
Well, the truth is that it's sexy to see you sitting next to me.
I don't know why my feet get stuck in your feet.
It splashes, it stains, everything.
Sitting next to me, that has been the great advantage of men.
Well, the woman discovered it centuries before.
But we're not going to take the merit with us, I'm telling you.
Like so many other things.
This is going to be, from now on, prepare yourself, the patriarchy of the urine.
Have you fallen from a fifth?
A sixth.
Oh, a sixth?
Yes.
Is this like a punishment?
Well, if you see it that way, yes, like a punishment.
To me?
Or to men in general?
Yes.
To you?
Yes.
To you.
In representation of your penitent species.
Well, I accept the punishment.
Oh, yes?
I will try to redeem a man for years of sex.
I warn you that the sentence will be long.
Well?
Well, as my grandmother used to say, we've already eaten.
How disgusting!
I mean, look at you, you're from the town.
I'll make it clear for you.
Hey!
That's disgusting.
Did I disgust you?
You disgust me.
You disgust me?
Yes, you disgust me.
What vocabulary, all of a sudden?
Does your mercess have worries?
Ten out of ten.
You disgust me.
Oh.
Do you know who it looked like to you?
Who?
Oh, Pérez Rebel.
It's disgusting, disgusting, disgusting, disgusting.
No, no, no.
I'm not talking about hair.
Oh, no, oh, yes.
Poor thing, the little hair.
The little hair, it's very delicate.
He's delicate with his hair.
No, it's not delicate, it's bare.
It's a hood.
It's placed like this.
Like this?
Is this how it's placed?
Yes, like this.
Don't you smoke anymore?
I've been smoking for almost a year.
Wow!
Thank you.
Don't mess with temptations now.
No, I've also quit smoking.
Really?
Yes, I've been smoking for seven months.
What are you saying?
I've been smoking for seven months.
Seven months, 14 days, six hours, 23 minutes.
Very good, very good.
You've been doing great, I can see that.
What's this?
For the movie?
What?
This one.
Yes.
How's the adaptation?
It's great.
It's very good.
It's one of the best scripts I've ever read.
Thank you very much.
Really.
Hey, I'm not comparing.
No, it's better.
It's comparative.
Comparative is implicit.
You guys are bad at comparing, really.
Because we get lost.
Well, yes.
Look, it's better than any of yours, yes.
Thank you.
Yes, because Jorge, it turns out that Jorge is the screenwriter.
Is his name Jorge?
Is that his name?
No.
Call the screenwriter by his name.
Jorge, because his name is like that, you know?
Where did I learn that?
Jorge.
Well, Jorge has written a wonderful adaptation.
He has portrayed the novel very well.
And also, my character is very well written.
Because look, it's hard for you guys, it's hard for you to write female
characters, but Jorge, hey, but Jorge, has been able to
surround himself with, I don't know, I think women, right?
That they have known him for years.
You made me laugh.
And now, Jorge.
Leave me.
Jorge.
You're so wrathful.
Really.
Very easy.
So easy to hate.
It's one of my virtues.
Yes.
I know, I know.
What about the performance?
The press is rolling around, in the blues at night, and the red carpet.
Well, but the meeting, Have you done it?
Yes.
And how was it?
It was great, but well...
the producer loves the script, she's fascinated by it, but the script
doesn't finish deciding, because she needs a star.
The script, and the script, and the script... Are you in bed with a star?
No, no, it couldn't be too much, man.
Paper?
No, you.
Silly.
Okay, so it's a male protagonist.
Yes, it's a man.
A man.
Men who write about men, who do things about men.
That's the slogan of a sauna, they told me.
Good thing it's Jorjito.
Hey, it's all good with Jorge, no more Jem, Bien and Jorge here, hey, that's it.
I don't know any more Jorge.
Okay, okay, okay.
I won't say anything else, but...
what a story.
Look, men, we write things about men because we don't understand women.
So we write stories about men, where they are tormented, but in the end,
they manage to take it away.
Men, you have set the world at your own measure, in reality and in fiction as well.
Of course, and now he has given you to write about female characters that...
You know that you put me at the top when you become an activist.
Oh yeah?
Yes.
This has always been the goal of the feminist movement.
I knew it.
But you haven't heard of it.
How did you discover it?
How was that?
For me it's easy, Jorge.
I know, I know.
Come on, don't fuck with me.
Really, how much patience.
How much pedagogy.
Anyway, it wouldn't be a good idea if you and I worked together.
That, that, that.
Avoid the macho debate.
Macho.
You've said macho twice.
Well, because you're a fucking macho.
What would you have wanted to say?
But come on, why, why?
Don't you think it would be a good idea?
The what?
What you just said 20 minutes ago.
I mean, 20 seconds.
Apart from hair, you're also losing memory.
Come on.
What?
How old are you?
86?
But apparently 85.
Look, look, look how I keep it.
No, but come on.
Why do you think it wouldn't be a good idea?
The what?
Working together.
Because this works because we keep it that way.
This?
Us.
It could be.
How is Alicia?
Good.
Good?
Good.
Yes, keep up this project you told me about?
No, I had to park it for a while.
Production fee?
Production fee.
Wonderful.
But what's up?
You don't have a minibar in your hotel, do you?
No, but we have some amazing views of the parking lot.
Because there's always been a class, kid.
And David, how are you?
Fine.
Fine, fine, he's fine.
Well, he's been having a bit of a bad time lately at work, but...
he's relaxed now.
Why are you doing that?
Why?
Well, do you feel uncomfortable?
No, I don't feel uncomfortable.
Well, it looks like it.
Well, I don't feel it.
Have you noticed the hotel?
The what about the hotel?
The minibar and...
No, please, what are you talking about?
Well, I didn't mean to...
but... It would be absurd, wouldn't it?
Yes, yes, but I don't want to...
The stars have better rooms, with sea views, and with snows, and...
we, the screenwriters, have the snowshoes' room.
That's always been like that, and it will always be.
And another thing would be the godless, the anarchy...
So, is it because I asked you about Alicia?
No.
It's just that whenever I ask you about Alicia,
you counterattack by asking me about David?
No, I was just asking, that's it.
Yes, it happens.
I see.
I mean, you can ask and nothing happens, and I
ask, and it's a matter of the state here, or...?
Well, it's just that you always do the same thing when I ask you.
If I asked you about other girlfriends, you would react the same way.
But why would I have to be uncomfortable?
I don't know.
That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm asking.
Well, I'm saying the same thing.
I don't know, after nine years, it shouldn't affect us.
Ten.
What?
Ten years.
Ten years?
Ten years and a bit.
Really?
We've been together for ten years?
And a bit, specifically.
Fuck.
It was the series we were doing, what was it called?
That shit...
Cachorros.
God, don't even say the name.
It was really bad.
No, it was a fucking shit.
And you wrote that?
No, sorry, I didn't write it.
It was from the script team and no one would take me home.
The fucking Manzano.
Fucking Manzano.
But don't bring that man here.
What do you want from...
Fucking Manzano.
Fucking Cachorros.
I should have called him that.
Hey, and what was the director's name?
Miguel, right?
Miquel.
But...
I don't trust that dickhead.
Right...
Look.
He didn't can help... Well...
I should have told you.
As I was saying, I don't recommend him.
He ingenuously made me feel swear words.
That's why.
I don't have a problem with no fucking good.
Well, it's... Well, I want to follow what you expect.
Does anyone love Wakana?
But, I won't stay that long with my uncle, I know I'm a thing, I know.
Yes, yes, and we've noticed a lot of things, but I still see it in a lot of shoots.
It's still happening.
It's just that the... the very Capullo told me that he was going to talk to the
screenwriter so that he could expand my role and show you Bati.
Yes, of course.
And for you I left.
I know you came, yes, yes, yes.
I was very kind and very polite and very correct.
Yes, yes.
A piece of shit for you to eat.
I mean, what a shame, please.
I was there, I was a nobody with a cup of coffee that burned my fingers for the
fucking apple and the protagonist yelling at me
phrases that made her character more believable and...
Well, I knew that describing few and bad female characters was just...
well, it wasn't just your thing.
Besides, I was very nervous.
No.
Very nervous.
Very funny.
No.
Very funny.
It was very funny that they had put a fuchsia wig on you.
And I don't know if you were aware, but you were moving.
You were yelling at me, I have no fucking idea what's going on.
No.
You were wearing a ridiculous fuchsia wig.
It was ridiculous.
Hey.
With that little hat you were wearing.
Yes.
You looked like Che.
Well, my hat.
Yeah.
But ugly, huh?
And without charisma.
Oh, thank you very much.
Yes, yes.
Thank you very much.
Don't worry.
The fuchsia wig from Che is never going to come out again.
Hey, buddy.
What's wrong with you?
Wow!
What a fuchsia wig.
But what's this?
What...?
Oh... Oh... Ah... Ah... Ah...
Oh...
Such a shit.
What the fuck are you doing?
I don't know.
Is he Cuban or Chinese?
An accent.
Yes.
And if he was Cuban, he was authentic.
I mean, he was...
He's about to ask for a kiss.
Hey, do you remember the Ibiza festival that
they hosted me in that hotel in the mountains?
Yes.
That you tried to make it a swimming pool?
Well, it wasn't a bad idea until the receptionist arrived with the stick.
You were in a ball in the mountains, running.
No, I was going to stay there.
The man wasn't coming to chat with me.
Hey, but how did you get to the hotel?
By taxi.
No.
Taxi?
Yes.
But how did you pay for the taxi?
That's something that's left between Paco and me.
Paco.
No, but tell me the truth.
Tell me.
Paco.
I don't know.
I still remember the touch of the balls in the mountains.
No, you're mean.
Not again.
Do you know what I remember?
What?
The face of the Barcelona prize.
The other one.
The bottle of Cava.
No, you got very heavy with that bottle.
I've always liked Salma Hayek.
Look, I'm not Salma Hayek and that's not going to happen again.
I don't know.
Well, well, well.
La Gara de Sevilla.
Olé.
Those bathrooms smell so good.
They do smell good.
I think we've never fucked worse than that night.
And when is it coming?
Well...
I think if I try, I can still spoil it.
I don't know.
Come on, try harder.
Ara?
I'm here.
Oh.
I've had a cold.
But... but a lot.
A long time?
A long time, yes.
Oh.
I've had a cold and everything.
Hey.
I'm glad you got rid of the robbery.
From today, right?
Yes.
They're still advertising the movie because they want to premiere it here next year.
One is ready.
What?
That it's well thought out.
Tomorrow they pick me up, very early.
And now what do you have?
The premiere.
Uh-huh.
Of...
I was already assuming, right?
Of a movie and such.
But which one?
The comedy.
But you don't go either?
No.
I don't.
I have a...
A very interesting colloquium.
The script is... I don't know what.
No.
A joy.
And I don't have time.
I'll stay there later.
Are you coming in or what?
Wait, I'll finish the cigarette.
You didn't leave it?
Well, every day I spend a little time not smoking.
It helps me.
Uh... Could you explain to me...
In what sadist and self-help book have you read that?
It's fine.
There's one thing that...
I haven't told you.
Look, it's an uncle.
I already knew it.
I always knew, really.
But...
It happens that since you didn't say anything, I wasn't going to talk about it.
How are the times?
How are they?
Well, I'm not going to say here what you... David has asked me to marry him.
Well, it was normal, wasn't it?
It was... It's been...
How long has it been?
A couple of years?
Two years.
And something.
I love the light of this city.
It's like a light that doesn't exist, right?
It's... Edu.
Edu.
Sorry.
It's just that...
He's so...
It's usually a good time, isn't it?
You say, right?
I'm going to the grooms...
Whatever, whatever.
Okay.
I'm going for another beer.
Want a beer?
I've always wanted to leave a distance.
Like in movies, right?
Ay.
Wow, hey!
I didn't miss a word.
Edu, Edu, Edu.
I always look at the prices and they look like bad clothes to me.
Are you okay?
Yes, do you want a beer?
Are you angry?
No, why not?
Because I'm not angry.
I'm not angry, it would be great.
I'm not angry now.
You're not angry?
Well, if you're not angry, you're uncomfortable.
Because when you're uncomfortable, you don't even know how to sit down.
Look, according to you, I'm uncomfortable all the time, right?
Look, now a little.
Okay, I recognize you, that's it.
But not before.
Well, why are you uncomfortable?
Because I drink a lot of beer from the fridge.
I say, what production thinks it has a problem with the drink?
Look, do you see how angry you are?
When you're angry, you say more nonsense than normal.
Okay, okay, I'll point it out.
I don't understand why you're angry.
You shouldn't be angry.
You have no right.
I mean, the two of us have a real life out there.
It's our daily life, it's our real life.
We are on the sidelines, but I share my life with David.
Just as you share your life with Alicia.
Yeah, but I don't marry her.
What?
Look, it doesn't matter.
I don't understand what it has to do with.
It's not because you get married or you stop getting married.
Okay?
If it makes you happy, then go ahead and be happy.
Wow.
Be happy.
And how do you say it?
I don't know.
It sounds like a joke, a joke.
I mean, the world is so cynical, so unhappy that...
Are you going to start philosophizing now?
I'm a little angry, okay?
Yes, I admit it.
But it's not because you get married.
It makes me angry that in the end you also fall.
In what?
In an institution as obsolete as marriage now.
Now, Edu, don't fuck with me.
Archaic, old-fashioned, that we are in the 21st century.
I mean, 2022.
2022, that we would have to have... I can't believe it.
Flying cars, replicants, supermarkets in space, and people keep getting married.
And I freak out.
I mean, if you keep saying stupid things, I'll leave.
Yes, from your own room.
Look, I'm going to throw the beer at you.
No, don't do that.
Production is going to want to have a problem with the... Hey!
Ah, ah!
Mati... Mati sent you?
Hey!
I'm just saying that if you live together and have
a life in common, why do you want to get married?
I can't believe a fucking word of what you're saying.
You've told me a lot of times that you don't believe in marriage.
But I don't think this is what makes you angry.
What do you think?
Something of ours?
Something of us?
Or something like that?
It's just... Wow!
You've got to be kidding me, huh?
I'm going to get so angry or something that... Let's see how I explain this tomorrow.
Ugh!
Really, don't go anywhere.
Don't go with us.
Okay?
And give me a drink.
I'm out of beer.
Please.
Thank you.
Hey, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry if I bother you.
But you've said no, no, no, a lot of times.
And in the end, you end up in marriage, in the greatest antiquity, man.
And patriarchal.
Because... I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
No, he should be jealous of me.
Don't do that.
Do what?
Don't treat David like an idiot.
Like a moron.
Don't do it.
Even if I do?
Just like Alicia.
Really, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to say that.
No, you did it.
Hey!
Hey, Ara.
We both understood each other.
But you are the one who started with all this stupidity and jealousy.
But, Ara.
Why am I going to be jealous?
Of what?
I mean, it doesn't make sense.
You and I have the best of a relationship without the worst of a relationship.
Without problems, without routines, without discussions.
Now we are discussing?
Yes, we are discussing, yes.
But, look, I insist, really.
When you say you insist, I feel like throwing something at your head.
I was just saying.
No, it's worse.
Okay.
Okay, I don't know why you want to get married.
I don't see it necessary for you to get married.
Neither you nor anyone else.
It's something old.
And it's a step that couples take when they
don't know how to face their relationship.
Don't you dare judge my relationship.
I don't.
No, but you have done it.
I mean, don't you dare.
I don't judge yours with Alicia's.
I wasn't referring to you specifically.
No.
No, well, you and Alicia have been together for much
longer than David and I, and I've never judged you.
Think what you think.
What are you talking about?
I don't care.
I don't know when all this started.
I really don't know.
I don't care.
That's it.
No, it doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.
Say it.
Say what you have to say.
I don't care.
I mean, I don't know... What are you talking about?
Think what you think.
Well, you and I have always talked about our... Our relationship is open.
And what?
Well, since a while ago, I see, or I think, that you and Alicia are stuck.
Because, I don't know, for a few years now, you haven't
told me anything, and I tell you this as a friend.
I don't know how happy and committed you are with your relationship.
I don't know.
You don't...
You have no idea, okay?
No.
You don't know Alicia.
Okay.
And you don't...
You have no idea, okay?
No, but...
I know you.
Sorry.
I'm sorry, I didn't...
I'm sorry.
I'm the one who has to tell you.
I'm the one who has to apologize to you.
Wow.
I admit it.
I've gotten jealous.
It's just that...
If we hadn't argued so much, I'd tell you...
Excuse me.
Ha!
But, I insist... I'll kill you.
No, no.
Let's see.
I don't know... I'm jealous.
You're jealous?
Really?
Let me finish, please.
No, I can't... Let me finish.
I don't know.
All of a sudden, you've bothered me with the idea of marrying you.
Well, but many couples get married.
Yes.
The majority.
In fact...
You and I wouldn't.
Well, because you and I are not a couple.
Although, well, we are arguing as a couple.
I'm sorry.
Yes, yes.
We never argued like this before.
Well, before, I don't know.
Well, before we fought over things like the end of Breaking Bad.
Excuse me?
No, no, it's a shitty ending.
Do you want us to talk about this?
If you want, you can ask Jorge.
You see, that's why.
It was just bullshit.
And now, all of a sudden, it's like...
...punishment, jealousy and...
...the future.
Do you know what that's called?
What?
The crisis of the 40s.
That's where it's coming from.
It's coming for you.
What are you saying?
It's coming for you.
Take that finger off.
It's bad luck.
No more signals.
I still have a long way to go.
Well... Yes.
I was happy with your age, too.
But it will come to you.
Shut up, Boomer.
Boomer.
Boomer, he says.
Well, it's okay if we're not a couple.
Okay?
Okay.
But... Couple, couple.
We've been together for much longer than many couples and we're doing very well.
Yes, we're doing very well because we're not a couple.
I've experienced this before.
But, of course...
...society wouldn't see us as a couple.
It would see us as an attack on morality.
Who are you?
Madame Bovary?
Lady Chatterley?
Hey!
Get out of her!
I order you... Women attracted by men, what do you know?
What I know is that not everyone would...
I don't know, not everyone would accept this.
No, of course not.
David and Alicia don't believe it.
I'm sorry.
David and Alicia don't, for sure.
I'm sorry.
Yes, a little.
I'm leaving.
I'm getting out of here.
No, but I'm sorry.
You were the bad one.
No.
You're the bad one.
You're a fucking jealous.
I don't believe in fidelity.
But I believe in jealousy and possession.
Who said that?
Good, isn't it?
Yes, yes, very good.
Well, didn't Jorge say it?
Neither did I.
You didn't?
Who said it?
I don't know if it was me or Kierkegaard or Mellicki.
Mellicki, Mellicki.
Mellicki.
But, I mean, do you really think a lover could be jealous and possessive?
But you're not a lover.
No, I'm not.
Okay.
Now.
Now, Ancelo, I was afraid that all this would end.
Well, but I'm just going to sign a paper.
That's not going to change my life.
Anyway, we agreed that this would end when one of us wanted to leave it.
Why leave it?
And you?
What I would like to know...
Let's see.
Let's see if it's possible for you to make this clear to me.
Why are we talking so much instead of talking about the whole room in this hotel?
Why are you taking so long?
Me?
Yes.
Why me?
Well, to worry about you.
You're not 30 anymore.
I know.
You know?
I know, I know.
With the boomer you are.
Boomer, huh?
You know, I have no fucking clue.
I don't know.
I think he's already told me twice.
What am I saying?
It's a bubble gum.
A bubble gum?
Yes.
No!
But it's...
Just a bubble gum.
No!
Put it down, please.
Thank you.
Another one?
Very nice.
How are you?
Very nice.
Ara, we know that you are immersed in a new professional project.
Yes.
That's true, right?
Can you anticipate us?
Well, I can't tell you much yet, but I can tell you that it is one of the most.
..
... beautiful projects in the life of a screenwriter.
It's adapting or portraying in images what he has written today.
I mean,
We are going to
conclude this debate, probably the most substantial
of the festival, but at least I liked it.
We are going to conclude this debate, probably the most
substantial of the festival, but at least I liked it.
No, I know what it's about.
You remind me of a girl I had.
A girl?
Yes.
Your aunt must have been very attractive.
Very much so.
My aunt Julia, stunning.
Julia...
I still have wet dreams.
And what happened to your aunt Julia?
She was a widow.
Don't tell me.
And she fled to Peru with my twin brother.
Don't tell me.
What can I tell you?
A love story, passionate, forbidden and tragic.
Not all of them.
A pity.
For you, I mean.
Being twins, she could have fallen in love with you instead of...
Yes, because I adored my aunt Julia.
But I must admit that my twin brother has always been more handsome than me.
Really?
And black.
Are you sure they are... twins?
Yes, yes.
I was born before him and I attended the birth.
I helped him get out.
I have always been a reference for him, a guide.
My parents are cousins.
A very curious case, but... My father is Mozambican.
From Mozambique itself.
And my mother is from a small town in northern Norway.
For re-education.
Yes.
I am Moroccan.
My brother is Spanish, on the other hand.
We were born in the middle of a flight.
It's a very international family.
That's what the police always says when they ask for our passports.
And how do you... Excuse me.
Can I ask you a question?
I'm asking you, please.
I don't feel like it.
How do you deal with being the rejected brother?
Fine.
I say fine because...
Well, I have a trick.
I'm a thief with a white glove.
You don't tell me.
Yes, I do.
I rob wealthy widows.
I pay the rent and I save myself a psychiatrist.
All profits.
Zero traumas.
I'm not a widow.
I take care of you.
It's my day off.
And... Can I ask you your name?
Or do I have to ask the police?
I'm a citizen of Venezuela.
Arsenio.
Arsenio?
My father is a French speaker, and he always left me, he called me like that.
Arsenio.
Arsenio Lupin Correa!
You can't say it like that!
It's not right!
This isn't fair!
There's no cheating here.
What cheating do I do?
You cheat.
You've been poking me all the time so I can laugh.
You can't play like this.
I will find it in the rules of the game, which don't exist.
Come on.
I'm not going to cheat because there are no rules.
There is only one rule.
If you laugh, you pay.
If you have a piece of shit, you laugh and you pay.
I change this rule.
From now on, no endogamy or novel thieves.
It's my fault that I have no imagination, that I don't know how to improvise.
You are no one without a script.
Oh, sorry, the screenwriter has arrived.
Here, the defender of the written word.
What do you want me to say?
It makes me angry.
People say, this actor is so funny, so deep, what he has said.
He hasn't said it, I have written it.
This is the level where you can't keep a discussion.
It bursts, bursts and explodes in your ass.
Oh, poor thing.
How do you live your life without a minibar?
It's very hard.
How are you?
How have you been?
Well, you know, a lot of people.
A lot of people.
And you?
A ruin.
Hello, hello, sorry, sorry, sorry.
I'm sorry to bother you.
I was there with a friend and I saw you.
I love your work.
Thank you.
I've seen all your movies.
Last year I went to see you at the theater.
Me too.
I was going to ask you, if I don't bother
you, if you could give me a sign or something.
Yes, yes, of course.
But I don't have...
I don't have a minibar right now.
You can ask for a minibar here.
Oh, okay.
Excuse me, do you have a minibar?
What's your name?
Silvia, my name is Silvia.
Oh, Silvia, nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
Would you like a drink?
Yes, perfect, perfect.
If you don't mind, if you could give me a little heart, with
love or something like that, because you make me excited.
More than anything.
Of course.
Put on something, don't be shy.
Do you want a serious picture?
No, I don't want to bother you anymore.
I think I'm getting really heavy.
I mean...
If you don't mind, she loves it.
She doesn't want to bother you.
Yes, of course.
She's a little shy, but I'll do it.
Do you have your cell phone there?
Yes, I have it here.
Here?
Really?
Yes, yes.
Oh, how cool.
Wait, I'll put the camera on you.
Come on.
Oh, how cool.
Wait, I'm getting really nervous.
Come on, there we are.
I'm coming.
Come on, together.
There you go.
And now, another one.
Yes, for the networks.
Just in case.
Come on, now.
Thank you.
No, thank you.
Idiot.
What's that?
It's your audience.
You owe it to people like her.
Look, once someone educated me doesn't ask me for a picture, you go and come to prove
that I'm not where I should be, that it's a party, instead of being here
with you, because you're an idiot, because I
don't know how to do more stupid things than you.
But leave me alone.
We're in a festival.
You can be here for thousands of reasons.
I don't go out in the picture.
Nobody knows me.
Look, if you keep talking, I'm going to hit you
again, but this time I'm going to hit you in the face.
So you can appear in all the pictures.
Reservate your strength.
No way.
No.
I mean, you're crazy.
And for you.
I mean, I have to do it for you.
And if someone knows me... Everyone's at the hotel party.
There's free drinks.
Nobody's coming here.
Don't do this to me.
Look, you've lost the game.
Change the rules and your punishment is to sing.
Oh, sorry.
I'm going to change the rules.
This was just about not...
Are you waiting for the man?
No.
Don't do this to me.
Look, you love this song.
And I love you with this song.
I can't believe it.
No, is everyone going to recognize me or not?
Relax, you're not Lady Gaga.
And when you're married, you're not going to sing it anyway and you know it.
Look.
What can I say to you?
Let's go.
You're dumb.
A little pause.
..
and we are back.
A little pause...
and we are back.
Carretera, asfalto y añil, empezar de cero alejándome de ti.
Y aunque cada dos días me acuerde de tus pecas,
agarraré esta cuerda, me quema las muñecas.
No pienso ser tu espía, ni tu mejor amigo.
Quiero que ames libre, aunque seas sinmigo.
Hay que soltar con fuerza, dejar que llueva mares,
llenarnos la cabeza de pájaros de Portugales.
Solo de imaginarte, me entran los mil temblores,
pero no tengo el cuerpo pa' mendigar amores.
Pero no tengo el cuerpo pa' mendigar amores.
¿No la rescata?
Perdona, un wikicola, porfa.
Ella se defiende sola.
Tiene una espada, que la va a sacar y se pone a cortar cabeza.
¿Y eso no es algo que deberíamos evitar?
Eso es algo que deberíamos grabar.
¿Tú también eres actor?
No.
¿Algo relacionado con el cine o...?
Sí, voy de vez en cuando a ver las películas y eso.
¿Y qué haces?
Yo soy ladrón de guante blanco.
¡Anda!
¿Y no debería estar por ahí robando a alguna anciana desvalida?
Sí, la verdad que sí, pero es que hoy es mi día de descanso, ¿sabes?
Perdona, ¿el boli?
¿El boli?
Bueno.
¿El boli?
Toma.
Para tu descansito.
Gracias por leármelo.
Bravo, bravo.
Has estado espectacular.
Un admirador, un esclavo, un amigo, un siervo.
Gracias, gracias.
No, en serio.
Te la he escuchado un montón de veces y...
Bueno, de hecho, creo que es lo único que sabes cantar bien, pero...
Ha sido muy bonito.
Podrías haberme salvado, al menos.
Parecían inofensivos, ¿no?
Eran majos, eran majos.
Y no les quería privar de su foto con una estrella.
Ay, estás un poquito pesado hoy con esto.
¿Tú sabes la vida que le has dado a la señora?
¿Eh?
Cuando llegué el lunes a la oficina, estábamos
en un karaoke y de repente salió a cantar...
¿Qué quería la chica?
Se pidió una copa.
Ah.
Ya, pero de... ¿de qué hablabais?
Bueno, lo típico, me preguntó por ti, cosas de fan, de...
Sí, pues, ¿sabes?
De fan.
De auténtica fan.
¿No?
¿Te has sentado mal?
No me digas que te has sentado mal que me haya
entrado una niña y me haya dado el teléfono.
¿Qué quieres que te diga?
Me sale solo ahora, no lo controlo.
Mira que se está poniendo celosa ahora.
Eres gilipollas.
Me lo estás diciendo mucho esta noche.
Va a resultar que... ¿Sabes quién va a pagar esto al final?
Tú.
¿Sabes por qué?
Por gilipollas.
¿Por qué?
¿Ara?
Ey, ara, ara.
¿Qué?
¿De verdad?
¿Qué?
¿Nos vamos a... por esto?
Nada, yo no he dicho nada, no estoy discutiendo ni nada.
¿Es que esto es peor?
Bueno, no sé, ya lo sé que te gusta sentir...
sentirte a tu lado, o sea, te gusta plirrear, es así.
Te conozco desde años, o sea...
No puedes evitarlo.
¿Sí o no?
Bueno, no sé.
¿De verdad?
Sí, sí, de verdad.
O sea, me parece que eres un poco narcisista, pero no pasa nada.
Bueno.
Muchas gracias, Freud, por el psicoanálisis.
No sé, yo creo que a todo el mundo le gusta que le digan cosas bonitas, ¿no?
A ti no te gusta cuando, no sé, que te piden fotos y te dicen que guay
esta película, que guay la otra y no sé qué.
Perdón, es que no sé por qué sacas ahora esto, porque no tiene nada que ver.
O sea, ¿tú crees que a mí me gusta que me...?
Saquen fotos y que me traten de mono de feria?
O sea, ¿crees que me gusta no tener privacidad
y que la gente piense que está por encima?
Es que... bastante más jodido ahí dentro, además.
¿Por qué?
¿Cómo que por qué?
Por las fotos, me has dejado ahí sola, me dejas tirada y tú te crees que me gusta.
O sea, no sé, madura, Edu.
O sea, la gente me conoce y a ti no.
Y para que lo sepas, o sea, producción no paga nada.
Todo lo que te has bebido lo he pagado yo.
¿Esto qué viene?
Es que es igual, déjame.
¿Cuánto es?
Es que no importa, ya está.
Perdón, perdón, ¿vale?
Sé que es una mierda y ya está.
Y no sé ni por qué he sacado el tema, no tiene nada que ver, lleva razón.
Perdona, ¿vale?
Y te lo reconozco.
Estaba ahí en la barra y me ha dado el teléfono y me...
O sea, yo he dicho esto, y esto ahora...
Pero que me ha hecho risa, que me ha hecho risa, que no tengo ningún...
Ya, ya lo sé, eres un niñato, ya está.
...tipo de interés, si podría ser mi hija.
Y Dios... Justamente.
¡Dios!
¡Guau!
¿Qué te pasa ahora?
No, que es la primera vez que digo esta frase y no sabes lo que duele.
O sea, tengo la edad de ser el padre de esa niña.
¿Quieres otra copa?
¿Y te quitas el gusto a la vejez?
No sé si podré con la... Yo creo que no.
...con la medicación.
Oye, muchacha, espérame.
Suerte que no eres padre, porque es que...
O sea, es que tontearías hasta con tus hijas.
4.500 años.
Perdón, ¿me pasa?
No, no, no.
No.
Lo siento, de verdad.
Que no, que no, que no.
Es una broma.
Voy a ponerle yo límite al humor ahora.
Lo siento.
No pasa nada.
¿Estás bien?
Sí, no, que... bueno.
¿Qué pasa?
Que Alicia lleva un tiempo diciéndome que quiere ser madre.
Junín, bueno, lo siento, me saben mal.
Debes ser duro para ella y para ti.
Bueno, para los dos, vaya.
Pero cómo lleva ella, que tú no...
Buenas noches.
Ara.
Hey, Ara.
A ver.
Mierda.
Ay, chiste.
Ara.
Ara, por favor.
Venga, va, Ara.
Mira, te propongo que asaltemos el minibar y le...
¿Qué hace?
¿Ara?
Ara.
Pues sí que llevas mal lo de no fumar, ¿eh?
Venga, va.
Hey, ¿quieres hablar o qué?
Llama a tu amiga si quieres hablar.
No es la primera vez que nos entran algunos por la noche.
¿Qué te enfadas por eso?
¿Te enfadas?
Ya sabes que yo nunca... ¿Nunca qué?
Que nunca...
Nunca qué de qué.
Eso digo.
No puedes decir que no le eres infiel a Alicia.
No, no, por favor.
No, no hago nada, solo digo... Solo dices qué, Ara.
¿Qué dices?
¿Qué?
¿Tú me quieres preguntar algo?
No.
No, solo digo que...
I don't think neither you nor I should trust each other.
Really?
Yes.
Yes, really.
Because not only did we do it with David and
Alicia, but also with our previous partners.
With Marcos, with... this girl, this Russian girlfriend.
With Katia?
Yes, with Katia.
Was she Slovenian?
Well, it doesn't matter, it didn't last long either.
I've never had a good time in the country of milk.
Well, with Katia, with Noelia... Yes, Alejandro.
Alejandro doesn't count.
You've been with him for a year.
You say Artur.
Damn, the swimmer, he killed himself.
Well, you caught him a few times that... Me, what?
The body he had.
The bastard was good, huh?
What is this about?
Well, we always do the same thing.
We are together being with other people.
Well, now...
We've been together for ten years.
Together.
Yes.
It gives time to have many couples.
Well, and we have been unfaithful to all our couples.
Don't compare Alicia and David, please, with the others.
Why not?
Well, because...
Because they are different.
In what?
Well, you're going to marry him soon.
Well, and what's worse, you're going to have a child with her.
Well, let's see...
And yet, and yet, we do the same thing to them.
We should talk about something serious tonight.
We have been unfaithful to all our couples.
Yes or no?
Yes.
And between us?
Yes.
Between us, what?
Well, because it's our modus operandi.
I mean, we are liars by nature.
We have been lying for ten years.
We have always lied to someone.
Of course, I am unfaithful to my boyfriend, but I can't be unfaithful to
you because I am already unfaithful to my boyfriend.
Or I don't know.
Stop, I'm going to blow my head off.
Or maybe... Stop.
Hey.
We are different because we are different.
Okay?
I insist.
Do you want to ask me something?
No.
I've had enough of not smoking.
I knew it.
Well, my friend, for these cases, the best thing is to have an emergency package.
An aid card.
An ambulance.
A nuclear bunker.
A nuclear bunker, huh?
A... a...
a big piece of shit for me.
You win.
There has to be something here.
A package.
A tail.
So, Dad...
Alicia has been asking me for a while.
I don't know.
You always said you didn't want to have children.
Not always.
Edu, please.
Well, a little bit, yes.
A little bit?
Well, a little bit, a lot.
Yes.
Yes, all the time.
Yes.
But, I don't know.
Life changes.
Things change.
People change.
Yes.
Do you know what came to my mind when I saw your panicked face when you told me?
Well, when you didn't tell me.
I remembered the night of the flood.
Do you remember?
Because that night I knew that I was falling in love with you.
But I also knew that I had to take it out of my head.
Because Mr. had made it very clear to me during dinner and actually on any occasion
that I could that I didn't want to have children.
You have to see the amount of things you thought like that in a second, right?
That's how smart I am.
But, well, I also told myself that to hell with
you, that you were making a big deal out of me.
That night was our last normal date.
Then... What did we become?
Lovers?
Well, friends.
Friends who fuck?
Well, it would be the same because there is the
commutative property of friendship and love.
No, but order is important in this case.
Oh, excuse me, Mrs. Doctor, I didn't know.
The other day I heard someone say, my boyfriends.
What?
What do you think?
Horrible.
Well, that's why I killed him.
So that he wouldn't suffer anymore and he wouldn't make up more little words.
I don't know, Ara, we became us.
Us.
Well, yes.
And I understand you, okay?
I understand you perfectly.
And I apologize, I'm sorry.
No, don't feel sorry.
Why?
Well, because no, because...
Well, because no, you can't really say anything.
But I don't know, what Ara and Edu wanted 10 years ago, well, damn, we were kids.
Yes, some kids who had very clear things.
What I want to tell you is that in 10 years, there is time to change,
I don't know, from the political party, from everything, from sex, if you want,
from everything.
I don't know.
I don't know, you can want to have children
and not, and then yes, and I don't know.
Yeah.
And then the best.
You yourself, you yourself said you were never going to get married.
You said, I'm not getting married, not even dead.
But you can't compare marriage, which is a convention,
as you very well said today, to having children.
Nothing is going to change between us, Ara.
If Edu from the future appeared right now, I would tell you that everything changes.
But... I would have been fine, I would have been fine.
Don't tell me all of a sudden that I come from the future.
I won't let anything change.
You won't be able to avoid it.
There will be a day when you will be changing the diaper of your son.
You won't be able to see things in the same way.
But what do you think, that I'm going to have
an epiphany surrounded by shit as a child?
I'm not going to let anything change because I don't want anything to change.
And this is going to be like this as long as we both want it.
Do you want to leave it?
I want another glass.
Yes, you are right, you are right.
You speak well.
Just put two, damn it.
Hello, good afternoon.
Good afternoon.
It's ten euros.
But I haven't even asked yet.
If this doesn't pay for production...
Well, what a production shit, daughter.
I'll put some lemon on it.
Come on, yes, put some lemon on it.
Let's see...
Well...
Is it good for you?
It's just that I'm an actress.
Well, it seems to me that it will take a lot
of time for you to put your glass, right?
Well, let's see, you're not serving coffee either, are you?
Sometimes I think I would do better.
You are dramatic.
Here, you can drink a glass.
Come on, drink a glass.
You have a cup, don't cut yourself.
The queen.
What's wrong?
No, now it seems cheap to me.
It seemed expensive to me before.
Damn it.
Coke?
Without sugar?
What... I don't know.
Yes.
Okay.
I think you're stupid to take this.
Well, I'm trying to be careful.
Oh yeah?
Well, you're late.
I'm great for the age I have.
I say.
It's time.
A beer, come on.
Because you are useless to me.
Are you going to drink a sip?
That's going to kill me.
Come on, don't be soft.
You have to encourage the thing.
You, you drink like a Dakotan smoker.
Why do you say this expression?
Dakotan?
Why Dakotan?
Because I am in Dakotan.
Have you been in Dakotan?
I haven't been.
Well, I've been there, I've seen the smokers and they drink a lot.
And as if I were a man of the world, I can tell you.
And you see me as a smoker, very well.
A smoker.
A little one who cuts little trees, little toothpicks.
Come on.
Oh.
Hey, hey, hey.
What?
What are you doing?
Oh, yes, of course, of course.
Let's not forget each other.
Ah.
Ah, I knew it.
Have you ever thought, I don't know, how this could have been, eh?
What?
How?
If it could have been any other way?
Ours?
Well, well, no.
I mean, I mean, I did think about it, but I didn't know either.
I knew we weren't going anywhere.
But hey, it's true.
We were staying, we were seeing each other, and...
Are you okay?
Wow.
And yes, I don't know, then each one went to his life and his things, and I couldn't
help thinking what would happen if that were our life and our things.
I thought the same.
And now?
I don't know, when I know I'm going to see you,
and the day is coming closer, I get like...
I get nervous.
And when I'm with you, I feel like...
authentic.
Are you listening to me?
Wow.
Incredible.
Impressive.
It seemed like everything was lost.
Do you have a lighter?
I don't have a lighter.
You don't have a lighter?
I don't have a lighter.
Oh, shit.
I told you I didn't have a lighter.
But you have to bring fire to this life, at
least to start a conversation with young girls.
And you?
I don't start a conversation with young girls.
You're giving me a hard time with this subject, aren't you?
From what I see.
Yes, that's my intention.
It can't be.
There has to be a matchmaker around here.
Let's see.
Hey.
Sorry about before, at the karaoke.
It's okay.
Maybe I've exaggerated a little.
No?
You're handsome with the suit.
It's normal for young girls to get close to you.
Besides, since you have the same mental age, well...
I was referring to the song.
I hadn't heard it for a long time.
Really, it hasn't been to fuck.
A little bit, yes.
A little bit, always.
And I've sung it fucking hard.
You've sung it fucking hard.
That, yes.
That doesn't take it away from you.
What?
What happened?
What?
The exit!
Ah, how nice.
He's not going to go now.
No, but that's okay.
You have to do it...
Is it okay?
No, it's just that...
No, look, let me.
There, then... Really?
Let's see.
Can't I do it myself?
Come on, man.
You have less street than...
You do it like this...
Is this from Dakota?
Is this...
Roquito?
Well...
I don't know.
I don't know why each one doesn't have his own.
What?
What's this?
That they break magic?
I think this is the longest time we've been without arguing.
Yes.
That's for sure.
We just needed to drink and smoke.
Then they'd say it's bad.
Do you realize that all the time we've been without
arguing has been because we were talking about the past?
We've been together all the time.
Do you remember this?
Do you remember the other?
We've even played the game of strangers, even though we didn't do it.
Since 2015?
Yes.
At that bar at Cava Square, near the Jure.
Yes.
You went there unpaid and the waiter came out like...
Okay, you just was caught.
That's it.
Now we're just talking about it all the time, remembering.
I've also been fucking around a little bit, I remember...
Yes, but I don't mean just us.
It also happens to me with my friends.
Before, when we stayed, we talked about our present, about our day to day.
And now, when we stay, we talk about that time.
Don't you think that we have stayed stagnant?
As if the years passed us by and we have stayed in a moment of the past.
And I don't know, the present is as if it had nothing to do with us.
These last years, it's as if nothing would have changed
and everything around me would have changed a lot.
And when I realized, I said, what happened?
Where has time gone?
Do you remember...
What?
No, no.
That was when we started.
And it got on your head like a bomb, with the history
of the university and my apartment in Alicante.
You were very heavy.
Well, when you turned 30, the same thing happened to you.
Yes.
When you are 30, it's the first time you want to be 10 years younger.
I don't know, I don't know anyone who wants to be 10 when
they are 20 and who wants to have diapers when they are 10.
I don't know, it doesn't make sense.
But 20 is like... You are very philosophical.
No.
And now, at 40, you want to be 30.
I mean, I don't know, is this having 10 years less than we have?
Well, it's the same because 40 is half of your life and the other
half that you have left is the one that is closest to death.
How encouraging.
Another glass?
I'm begging you, please.
A load of those that you put on, huh?
Okay.
Total, right?
Let's go downstairs.
Do you think we are left with our past?
What?
Ours, what we do.
Do you think it's like a way to stay with our self from ten years ago?
Yes, I would need a few glasses to answer this.
But do you think we do that?
No.
Well, yes, I don't know, really.
Uh-huh.
Maybe it's a question to ask a philosopher or a psychiatrist or I don't know.
Your pediatrician.
Good, good.
Don't you think it's like a way to go back to our past?
Without Dolorean?
I'm serious, Arapa.
Once...
Okay.
Do you mean as if we were trapped in our first date?
Since ten years ago?
Like the day of the marmota?
Yes, but... but wanting to, you know?
I mean, it's like if we had been together for
ten years but... but without ten years, right?
It's like...
Can you imagine if we had been together for ten years, really?
But maybe we wouldn't be together.
We would have separated nine and a half years ago.
Maybe not.
I'm telling you, yes.
Maybe not.
But come on, let's go.
Come on, let's go.
Let's think we've been together for ten years.
Really together.
How would we be?
Well, it seems that married and with a child, which
is something we said we'd never see each other again.
Hey.
And if he's still too cute?
You're crazy.
Huh?
You're a bastard.
What I do think we look like as a couple is that...
we used to talk more.
Yes, well, we've been together for a day and we're not quiet either.
No, but I... I don't know, but I mean we used to talk more.
I don't know.
We didn't hide things.
Well, forgive me, we haven't been seeing each other
for a year and I wasn't going to tell you via WhatsApp.
I'm thinking about that father, I don't know.
No, no, I haven't said it either, but... It's for an invitation.
Just kidding.
I don't know, that's it.
It's just that...
sometimes I feel that...
I feel that I'm still alive.
I'm stuck in a lie.
Do you feel guilty?
No, no, I feel confused.
Yes.
A little bit.
Because sometimes I don't know if...
I'm lying to David or...
to me or... or to you.
I don't know.
Yes.
Or...
Sometimes I feel that I'm not lying to him at all.
That I'm doing half a lie or...
half a truth.
And that confuses me.
It upsets me, but I don't...
I don't feel guilty.
Maybe, I don't know.
Maybe they've come to a point where...
ours was already...
installed.
What a word to use.
Yes.
Asimilated.
Yes.
I don't know, like it was part of us.
Yes, but let's see.
This is not...
a particularity or a detail that you discover...
about your partner when you get to know him.
It's...
It's this.
Do you like your life?
To me, yes.
In general, yes.
I don't know.
Well, let's see.
I'd have more money, right?
Not typical, right?
I'd work more.
More?
Well, what the hell.
Yes, exactly.
I'd work less.
I don't know if I'm... I'm stupid.
I mean, but...
I'd have more money, for sure.
That's for sure.
And... an Oscar.
It wouldn't be bad, right?
An Oscar?
And the winner is...
Well, if you have a child, you can call him Oscar.
Of course.
I'm sorry.
I could have avoided it.
No, but I like it.
I like it.
Seriously, I like my house.
Even if it's...
in Mordor.
And...
I like my books.
Perfectly out of place.
And...
I like Alicia.
I like being with her.
I like...
that in the morning, she tells me she wants to go on a diet.
And then at night, I order a ton of sushi.
And...
I like it until we argue.
Because... I don't know how we put it later.
But there are some days...
long...
sticky... I mean...
There are some days that I say, God, I can't
make it, I can't make it, I can't make it.
I can't make it.
And I have that...
I don't know, I have that feeling of... of... of...
of... I need something else, you know, like something else, right?
That's why I like you.
I like us.
I like...
I like the time I spend with you.
I like it the most right after I see you.
It gives me that... that... that...
that... that peace, that...
I don't know.
That truce.
It gives me a truce.
I don't know, maybe we need truces of a happy life, right?
I think we need truces of everything, right?
Mm.
I don't know, I can't imagine my life without David.
Let's see, sometimes I would kill him because he takes me out of my way and I
would drown him or throw him out the window, but normally I'm... I'm happy with him.
I don't know, I like him so much.
Yes, really.
I'm happy with him.
But...
I don't know.
Do you think everyone has the same thing?
Yes.
Do you think everyone has the same thing?
Yes.
Good question.
I think so.
In the game.
Yes, yes.
If not, I don't know, there wouldn't be something like polyamory, you know?
I don't know, polyamory is still the justification for infidelity, right?
Like the whitening of our inability to be faithful.
But polyamory isn't... a word that speaks for itself.
Well, I don't know.
I don't know if that's true.
Oh, come on.
Absolutely.
Yeah, I mean, it's...
it has some, I don't know, a moralism, it has an ethic.
A code of loyalty, right?
How do you know so much?
You're Millenium or something.
I have read about it, but...
Yes, it seems more honest, sincere... but I don't know.
I don't know how to explain it to you, because I don't practice it.
You don't know how to explain it either, because you don't have an explanation.
In fact, you do have an explanation.
That's why you are more comfortable in your
infidelity, because you have an explanation.
It's shit.
But you have it.
What?
Nothing.
I'm just imagining if David and Alicia have something like what we have.
Between them?
No, I mean... I don't know.
It would be a snake.
Crossed passions today.
No, I don't know.
Would it bother you?
No, I don't think so.
I mean, it would be a bit shocking.
I mean, it would be shocking if David had an Edu in his life, but...
Can we put another example?
Well, I mean, it would be shocking.
But I don't know.
If he doesn't change when he's with me, well, I don't know, I think it's great.
Actually, what else?
No, I don't know.
I mean, imagine that David has an Edu in his life...
Can we put another example, please?
And they leave him.
They leave him and he's not the same anymore.
That changes him.
He's not the same without his... without his truce.
And he's not the David that I'm in love with.
He's not the same anymore.
Well, I don't know.
I want to be with the real David.
That's love, isn't it?
Of course it is.
Damn, how beautiful.
I don't know.
Yes.
Maybe it's...
a movie that I tell myself so I don't assume that I'm a son of a bitch.
I was born into the role of an integral son-in-law.
You're crazy!
What did you think it was?
I thought...
You're so beautiful, that I don't remember anything.
He's always acting like a friend.
You're crazy!
No, no!
Stop, stop!
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
No, look at you!
I'm sorry.
I think the room is for...
It's Sarah.
Good morning.
Oh, well, you haven't even come in yet.
No, well, we do work.
Poor thing, the worker.
She has a car waiting for her at the door.
My part.
Why don't you sleep a little more?
No, I don't want the cleaning guys to catch me snoring.
But you haven't snored.
No, it's strange because last night I smoked like a roadside driver.
Shall we talk?
I love you.
Hello.
Good morning.
Ok guys, the plan is done.
Thank you very much.
We have finished for today.
See you tomorrow.
This is great.
Thank you, Bea.
Yes, I know it's soon, but since they were going to
answer quickly, if they liked the script... That's it.
That's it, that's it.
Well, ok.
Look, Joaquín, I'll let you go, I'm coming home, ok?
We'll talk tomorrow in a calmer way.
Oh, look, I still have one left.
What a mess you have left.
Let's see.
Here.
Did you find it?
Here.
Ali, I'm here.
Guys, see you tomorrow.
See you tomorrow.
Oh, oh, oh.
Hello, pretty.
Hello.
How are you?
What a pleasure to see you.
Yes.
Well, I'm exhausted.
Oh, what do you want?
Oh.
What are you reading?
Well, something that I've been recommended.
Look.
Look, what a move.
Oh.
How does it come out that you look at me like that and I fall?
Mom!
No!
I want you again.
Hey, how did it go?
Oh, well.
The producer likes the script, but the script is not finished yet.
I have to decide.
I need a star from the chain.
Chain this.
Chain the other.
And pull from the chain.
Oh.
You.
Ah.
It's just that he likes my jokes.
Uh-huh.
I'll see you right away.
What do you think, Óscar?
Hey, I've been thinking.
Okay.
Yes?
Yes.
Look, look, look.
Listen to this.
Following the instructions.
According to the last recommendations and based on scientific evidence, the exposure
to cosmetics and household cleaning products or the consumption of food
contained in a particular container can cause
the formation of substances in the body.
Hello?
Sorry?
No, no.
Let's have dinner.
Okay.
Yes, on Saturday.
Okay.
Bye.
Do you like it?
Yes, yes, yes.
Okay.
I'm going to look for you.
And I'll ask you one thing...