All language subtitles for O Porteiro 2023

THE DOORMAN

What does he have?

I don't know, Doctor, he's
been like this since he arrived.

What is he, a bus driver?

He's a doorman.
A doorman, is he? Give it to me.

Mr. "Walt Disney"?

It's Waldisney with "v" for Val

but it is actually spelled
with the same "w".

My Dad didn't know that letter
existed but found it pretty.

- Okay, Mr. Waldisney.
- Yes, sir.

- Do you know why you're here?
- I don't know, sir.

Are you the doorman
of the Climax Building?

Yes, during the day,
there are others at night.

Mr. Waldisney, you
are being charged with theft.

What? Drug
dealing... harassment, uproar.

What is it?

- Mr. Walt Disney...
- It's Waldisney.

Mr. Waldisney, your
situation is very complicated.

Do you have anything to say
about what happened?

I do, sir.

So, please go on.

Where do you think you're going?

You told me to go.

- I just said, "Go on".
- That's it, "Go",

I thought I should leave.
That I should go home.

I just said, "Go on"!

Where?
What do you mean where?

Where do you want me to go?

With your story, Mr. Waldisney,
I want you to tell me everything.

Everything?

- Everything.
- Everything at all?

Yes, Mr. Waldisney.

Fine.

I was born in Paraiba
and we are five brothers.

I'm Waldisney,
but there's Rodisney,

Sidsney, Flavisney,
and Paulmacartney.

Paul McCartney?

No, Macartney.

That's what I said, McCartney.
Like the Beatles.

And I also had five sisters.

Ellen, Suelen, Maryellen,
Kellen, and Roberta.

- Roberta?
- Yes. Why?

No reason. There are
five sisters, right?

And we were a total
of ten siblings who survived

but there were 16 who died.

When we were kids, Doctor...

Mr. Waldisney, what does
this have to do with what happened?

You wanted me
to tell you everything.

Yes... but everything
is not really everything.

But I don't know everything
that isn't really everything.

So tell me
only half of everything.

But you asked me
to tell you everything.

I changed my mind. I want
you to tell me less than a half.

Okay? You can move forward.

Move?

With your
story, Mr. Waldisney.

- With the story, yes.
- That's it.

So, my grandmother and
I, the first time we took a bus,

we went straight to Caruaru.
Just me and her, you know?

Mr. Waldisney?
Could it be from last week?

It could be from last week.
What happened last week?

All of us in the
family were gathered. For what?

To get some money to bring
Paulmacartney to Rio.

Wait, I don't understand
what your brother has to do with it.

Is your brother
also in Rio de Janeiro?

No, Doctor. As I was
telling you, the family got together

to get some money
to bring Paulmacartney here.

But the guy is illiterate.

Took the wrong bus
and ended up in the Pantanal.

- In the Pantanal?
- Yes, sir.

I'm not buying it.
So, he's already in Rio?

No, no, Doctor.
He took the wrong bus again.

Look at his situation here.

Mr. Waldisney, just tell me
what matters to me.

I want to know the reason
for all this mess.

Is it... from today?

Yes.

Everything?

Everything from today.

My hut is inside the building.

That's where I live with
Laurizete, my wife, and my girls:

Lauriney, Valdisneya,
and Valdisnete.

I had switched shifts
with the night shift doorman.

So I went home to take a nap

before returning
to the morning shift later.

Laurizete was sleeping
like an angel.

- Wake up, lazy.
- But honey, I just...

Don't call me honey,
I don't like it.

I just got
back from the night shift...

Are you going to argue?

No I won't, honey.

So come on, get your ass up.
I'm starving to death.

- But my love...
- bad mood when I'm hungry.

- That's fine, angel.
- Yeah, go!

- I'm on my way, I'm on my way.
- Fine.

Aren't you going to
school, don't you have classes?

Wake up. There's no one
playing around here.

Except for your father
who decided to sleep in. Lazy!

- I'm leaving now, Mom.
- And what is this?

And what is this?

You have to study to be someone
in life, your father and I...

we work really hard here, for
you to have a different life.

Valdisneya Roberta!

You have to follow
the example of your sisters.

That's right, honey.

Call me honey again
Waldisney, call me? call me?

Sorry, my daughter.
I mean, my flower, my treasure...

Just eat the bread I've
buttered and you'll have the juice later.

At least something.

You're tired, aren't you, Dad?

Not at all, my daughter.
I'm used to it. That's life.

You need to slow down.

- What is it?
- Go slower at work.

Don't worry, dear.
When I left Paraiba

without a penny in my pocket,
I promised myself

that you would
never lack anything.

The same for your sisters
and your mother.

You need to
take care of yourself, Dad.

Don't worry about me, darling.
Look, I'm still going strong.

You're always happy, aren't you?

I don't have to
complain about life, dear.

Even with everyone
demanding you all the time.

Being a doorman is like that.

Your blessing, Dad.

God bless you, my daughter.

Your blessing, Mother.

Day's horoscope.

"Today is a difficult day for
your sign.

Try to stay home."

As if I had a choice.

"Color of the day: White."

Is that disgusting
kid with the ball, isn't it?

Oh, dear.

Get out, get out.

Let me go.
Leave it. I'll talk to him.

- I'll talk to him, dear.
- Let me go.

Calm down, Laurizete.
I'll calm down.

Hey boy...

how many times have
I told you not to hit the ball

against the wall
here in the hut?

We are wanting to sleep. But
there's this Satan's thump-thump

here in our head.

Kid...

- You show some respect, kid.
- Laurizete, Laurizete...

He is the son of a resident.

I couldn't care less.
We're the residents of the hut.

- Show some respect.
- He will stop, dear.

- I'll tell him to stop.
- Let me go.

- My son, won't you stop?
- I will.

That's it, Laurizete,
everything is solved with a nice talk.

Let's go, let's go.

I'm talking, this is dialogue.

But with a hot head,
you can't solve anything, Laurizete.

It's all good now.
Stop poking me, I don't like it.

Go, go. Let's get inside.

This is dialogue.

- You piece of shit!
- Laurizete!

- Laurizete! Laurizete!
- I'm going to kill him.

- I'm gonna kill him.
- You won't.

Darling, calm down,
for the Holy Mother of God.

- I'll get that boy.
- Laurizete.

Mr. José Aldo, for God's sake.
Help me out here.

For the love of God, José Aldo.
Come here.

Let me go!

Come here!

Don't touch me,
I didn't give you permission.

- Let me go! Let me go!
- Laurizete, my dear.

I don't like it...
Let go of him, Laurizete.

Drop him, Laurizete!

Let go of me, let go of me.
Let me go!

- Drop him, Laurizete!
- I get you too.

He's the one
who started, wait a minute...

Go after the kids,
Waldisney, go.

My dear, let go
of him, Laurizete. Stop it.

I won't let go, go find
the kids. Please go after the children.

No, my dear.
Let go of him, Laurizete.

Laurizete, don't do that!

Did she hit José Aldo?

And in the son of a resident?

No. She hits men and
women, but she doesn't hit children.

She feels bad.

And now, Doctor,
she is much calmer,

because she found
a job that suits her perfectly.

She is the caregiver
of sick old people.

Laurizete?

I put your colored clothes
to wash along with

the white ones and
they got stained.

Will you forgive me?

Is it serious that she has
all this patience with the elderly?

It is serious.

Okay, Waldisney. But what
does this have to do with the story?

But you asked me to
tell you everything about today.

Everything that matters.
Let's go to the entrance hall.

When did you arrive
at the entrance hall?

Good morning!

Good morning.

Good morning!

Waldisney, the horoscope
said that I'm going to find

the man of my life today.

Well, mine said
I shouldn't leave my house.

Do you think I need a man?
I've met enough of them.

No man is good, Waldisney.

Paulmacartney
should be arriving today.

- Today?
- Yeah.

But he took the wrong bus
and ended up in Cubatão.

And that brother of
yours is good, Waldisney?

The only sensitive man
I know is you, isn't it?

Damn.

That's not true. Hi, Mr. Valdemar.
Good morning, Mr. Valdemar.

How is life treating you?

I'm good, Waldisney.
And you? How is the family?

All good, thank God.
And actually, thank you very much

for the chocolate you sent
to our home.

Laurizete liked it a lot,
she ate it all by herself.

- But I liked it too.
- Oh, that's good.

Good morning, Rosivalda.

Good morning, Mr. Valdemar.

And what about
your wife, is she okay?

She's good, thank you.

Is everything okay
here at the hall?

You don't get out of
the habit, do you, Mr. Valdemar?

Always worried about what
happens here at the entrance,

In the whole building, right?

Since the time he was
the building manager.

In fact, the best manager
this building has ever had.

Thanks.

Much better than
the current one they hired.

He's nothing like you.

Come on, Waldisney.

And there will be
a meeting tonight.

I'll be there.
No worries, Waldisney.

Now excuse me, good morning.

- Bye, Mr. Valdemar.
- Good morning.

Oh! What a man.

What a man, isn't he?

I miss the time when
Mr. Valdemar was here.

Mrs. Hermínia was the
one who put this building in order.

Look, a decent man is either
old or married, isn't it?

Mr. Valdemar
was a fair manager.

Way better than this one
they hired and put here.

Look, Waldisney.

Are you faithful to your wife?

Rosivalda, you're my sister!

I wasn't born of
your mother to be your sister.

Enough
with that talk, Rosivalda.

I just asked, I just asked.

- You're crazy.
- I'm not crazy.

What's that, Waldisney?

Good morning, Mr. Manager.
How are you doing today?

Mr. Waldisney, I already
asked you not to call me that.

You can call me by my name.

I like to call people by
their position, I think it's prettier.

Yeah, but
I'd rather you call me...

Yeah...
What were you talking about?

About Paulmacartney.

- McCartney?
- No sir, it's Macartney.

But he hasn't even
arrived in Rio yet.

What? He took
the wrong bus and ended up in Rio Branco.

Is he in Acre?

You are a real
know-it-all, aren't you, sir?

Smart, literate, isn't he?

Married?

Yeah...

It looks like there are bugs
in the garden again,

aren't you following up with the
application of the poison I sent?

I am, sir. It's just
that this new company you hired

to put the thing in the garden...
is not very good.

The good was the one we had
at the time...

I am, yes, sir.

Well... But I
am getting some complaints.

In fact, many complaints
about you as well.

Me?

That's right, residents
are saying that you've been disappearing

from the entrance hall and that
you're not providing a good service.

Me?

That's true, people
are complaining a lot.

- They're complaining a lot.
- That's it.

For now, I'll just warn you, but
you better get your act together.

Yes, sir.

Yeah... and...

Well, I'll go to the garden.

Go on. Good Luck.

What a man.

What a man, isn't he?

Good morning, Waldisney.
Good morning! How are you?

Good morning!

Waldisney, can't you do
that therapy session with me today?

With you? Yes.
For my thesis, remember?

Psychology school...

Oh, I already told you
about that, Waldisney.

Waldisney?

But I can't leave
the entrance hall alone.

But no one is going to miss you.
It's very quick.

What is quick?

Oh, dear.

Hi, Mrs. Laurizete, I'm asking
Waldisney to be my guinea pig today.

What is that?
No, honey, it's just that...

Don't call me honey,
I told you I don't like it.

I'm feeling that you have
an issue between you, don't you?

I have an idea. What do you think
about doing a couple's session?

Do what, girl?

We can exchange
different experiences.

Do you want to have a
little party with me and Waldisney?

- What the hell?
- Just the three of us.

We can use some crystals,

I can even send
you some florals.

Look, Rose. She thinks it's
just a matter of giving us some flowers.

It's not that, dear.

What Mrs. Aline means is that
she is a therapist...

That's it.
I want to help you.

Florals are medicine.

- Listen... Medicine?
- Yeah.

It's medicine.
Can you get us medicine?

Ah... Right.
A cousin of mine gave

me some controlled
medicine once.

I felt something good
when I took it.

Oh, these controlled
ones are very good, very good.

But I can't help you with
that because I'm not a psychiatrist.

I am a psychology student
and holistic therapist.

What I can do is
recommend some florals for you.

By the way,
they have a great calming effect.

You're saying I'm
nervous and that I need medicine

to calm down,
is that what you mean?

No, no.
I just want to help.

No, but...

Look, you can tell me.

Do you think I'm a difficult
person to deal with?

That I have the psychological
nerve to take controlled medicine?

I'm talking to the girl,
for Christ's sake.

Can you stop interrupting me?
Bastard.

- What's wrong with you?
- Calm down.

That's why. It's
because he hooked up with the girl.

Calm down, calm down.

Mr. José Aldo, help me out here.

Do not call the resident.

That's why you took
me out of the house.

Are you my friend
or his friend, Rosa?

Hit him, hit him.

- I'm done with you.
- She was wanting to help.

Help? I know exactly
what she wanted.

I'm going to the grocery store,
do you want anything?

- Buy us some cheese.
- The yellow or the white one?

The yellow one.

Okay, bye then. Have a nice
shift. God be with you.

Psst...

Damn, huh?

Would you like
some coffee, water?

Actually yes, Doctor.
I'll have a cup of coffee.

All right.

Keep going.

Good morning.

- Hello.
- Waldisney?

Hi Mrs. Adelaide,
how are you?

Good. Listen, is there
any way you can come over here?

Mrs. Adelaide, I'm
alone here at the entrance hall.

I can't leave
the entrance hall alone.

But it's very quick, I need you.

I would love to go, Mrs.
Adelaide. But I really can't.

This new manager
doesn't like us to

leave the entrance
hall unattended.

I made an orange cake.

Hey!
Good morning, Mrs. Adelaide.

Come here, Waldisney.

No.

It's for Fluffy.

- For Fluffy?
- Yeah.

It's not for you, go there.

It's not for you.
It's not for you.

Come here. It's not for you.

It's not, it's...

Go there, go there.
You go over there.

Look, you stay here.

Come. Dear God.

Jeez.

No, son. Just hang on a second.

You stay here.

♪ Do I deserve
this kind of love? ♪

Come here. Stay here.

You have to stay here
for God's sake.

Come on, come over here.

Hold on, hold on.
Holy Mother of God!

Hold on, hold on.
Holy Mother of God!

Waldisney went
upstairs to help a resident.

Help a resident?
But that's not his role.

Poor thing, she's a little lady.

It doesn't matter
that she's a little lady.

His job is to stay here, he can't
leave the entrance unattended.

Calm down, Doctor.
But I'm here.

Waldisney is asking
to leave, he really is.

What was that emergency
that needed him so badly?

Wait there, hang on, wait.

Look, go back to your place.

Come here,
you have to stay here.

Wait, wait, wait.

I... wait... no.

Hey...
He must be on his way back.

Right...

Waldisney, you are an angel,

I don't even know
how to thank you.

Don't
worry, Mrs. Adelaide.

We are here to help.

I'll call you again to
give him the medicine tomorrow, okay?

You have to give
the medicine again?

Did you like the orange cake?

Well, Mrs. Adelaide.
You are an impressive cook.

I'm going to make coconut
candies, would you like some?

You don't need to bother.

But I do a lot of
them so that they last longer.

Don't worry about it, Mrs.
Adelaide.

It's super sweet.

- Super sweet?
- Yeah.

Don't worry about that, Mrs.
Adelaide.

It's okay.

But if you want to
send me three or four of them

in a little container
through the elevator...

- That's a deal.
- Thank you very much.

You're welcome, dear.
Good morning, son.

- Good morning. Bye.
- Goodbye. Goodbye.

Waldisney?

Waldisney?

Good morning, Mrs.
Aline. How are you?

I'm sorry about Laurizete,
it's just that...

Can you help me to see
why my dog is barking?

Oh my God.
Did all the dogs in this building

decide to be a problem today?

It's just that I need
to focus on my thesis

on the emotional
evolution of mammals

from the transactional aspect
of the sexual insecurity psyche.

And I'm not able to.

- Sexual what?
- What?

Sexual... is it
because of the neighbor, is it?

Waldisney, you know
that my neighbor...

Oh, Mrs. Aline.
Just knock on the door, go on.

Knock on the door, let's wake
this neighbor up, come on.

Waldisney, don't you
want to see why Catau is barking?

Where, in your apartment?

Yes. In my apartment.

Are you inviting me
to go to your apartment?

Yes. That's
where he is.

But just you and me
in your apartment?

Yes. Just me
and you, Waldisney.

In your apartment?

Yeah. But...
just you and me?

That's where the dog is.

I better not.

Waldisney,
stop being silly. Come.

- I better not.
- Come.

- I better not.
- Come.

Is the
apartment on fire, Mrs. Aline?

Right. You know very well
why this smoke is coming out.

I think we
better call the Fireman.

I'll go to the hall very quickly
and be right back.

Aren't you smelling it?

Hey, didn't
you say it was quick?

Something must
have happened, Doctor.

But the entrance
hall can't be empty like that.

But it's not empty.

How come it's not empty?

We are here.
So it's not empty.

We don't need to be here.
It's Waldisney's job.

Okay, so can I go?

No. Then
the entrance will be empty.

Yes. But you just
said that the lobby is empty

and that it is his job,
so I can go, right?

You can't leave
the entrance hall empty.

So, it is not empty, then?

No.

So, Waldisney didn't
leave the entrance empty.

He left...
Look. It's his job.

But you are saying
that the entrance isn't empty.

It is.

But you said yourself...

Look, it doesn't matter.

That's Waldisney's job,
so he has to stay here.

Waldisney, did you talk
to Laurizete?

Do you think she's into it?

The couple's thing?

Yeah.

Knock on the door, Mrs.
Aline. Go on. Help me out here.

Waldisney, this is
going to be so important to me.

I could use you
in my thesis, too.

Use us?
Oh, my dear God.

Help me out here.
Go on, just knock on the door.

Good morning,
Mrs. Alzira, how are you today?

Mrs. Alzira, I need to
sleep and you need to stop smoking.

What Mrs. Aline
is trying to say, Mrs. Alzira,

is that her dog is barking
at the window

because of the smoke that's
coming out of your apartment

and she needs to sleep.

She's happy, isn't she?

Look, Mrs. Alzira.
Listen to me.

Can you stop smoking
for a little while?

It's because Mrs. Aline's dog
is having an epilepsy attack.

Would you like a chocolate...

brownie?

No, Mrs. Alzira, we are
just trying to solve an issue...

You said chocolate?

You're kidding,
aren't you, Waldisney?

It's not a chocolate brownie,
it is actually...

No, Mrs. Alzira,
thank you very much.

What we really want
is to solve the dog issue.

What's wrong with the dog?

Good morning,
Mr. Manager. Nothing.

We already solved it here.

How are you doing today?

Waldisney, didn't I say

that you can't leave
the entrance empty?

But it wasn't really empty.

What is that smell?

Oh, it's...

- Oregano.
- Oregano.

No. We can't
have that in the building, guys.

What
happens, Mr. Astolfo, is

that we were sorting
out something here...

Astolfo...

Astol...

We need to take action.

This is a police matter.

Police?

We don't need the police.

Yes. It's okay,
we'll sort it out here.

No, no, no.
This is a police matter.

Not at all, Doctor.
Mrs. Aline is a psychologist.

What is she going to do?
She's going to treat Mrs. Alzira,

she's going to
close her apartment,

give the dog a tranquilizer
and that's it.

It's all settled.
Isn't it, Mrs. Aline?

You can just call me Aline.

Why would he call you that?

Yeah, why
would he call you that?

- Let it go, honey, it's just...
- Don't call me honey!

When I asked down there
where you were,

they said you were working,
but no, you're just talking.

- All funny with a resident.
- Wait a second.

And you were smoking too.

Oregano!

And I want to know
what you were smoking.

Why are you smoking
and being funny with her?

Smoking stuff with a resident?

It's not that, darling.

Did you make Valdisneya's lunch?

I gave her money.

You gave the girl money?

But it wasn't much, it
was just for lunch, she asked fifty.

And you gave fifty?

- I gave her twenty.
- It was twenty, was it?

Yes.

I already told you that I
don't want money in the hands of a child.

What is this...

- Laurizete, please, calm down.
- Why all this money?

Laurizete, calm down.

Guys, shall
we take a deep breath?

Breathing deeply brings calm
and peace of mind.

Come with me.
Take a deep breath three times.

Close your eyes.

Hold the air for three seconds.

Two, one...

Now expire in six.

Five, four, three, two...

It's not helping.

- I already told you...
- No, darling...

Everything I tell you...

Hold on, honey.

Wait a minute, wait.

Hold on, honey.

Mr. José Aldo, help me out.
Mr. José Aldo, help.

Laurize...
Laurizete, stop. Enough!

Dear God, what a man.

Well, I...

I'm going to the hut because
I have a lot to do there.

But you, Mr. Waldisney...

He's going to the entrance hall.

You can go together
in the elevator.

- In the same elevator?
- Yes, sir.

Let's go.

Look, you don't need any police.

Let me lock up the apartment and
lock up the dog and that's all good.

But you need to
understand that... No.

It's all right, it's all good.
The confusion is over.

And you need to calm down, okay?

I'm going to prescribe you
crystal therapy

and some African aloe florals.

African aloe, talk to
me, let me calm you down, look.

Breathe.

Breathe in and out.

And let it go, right there.

Breathe... pull.

Now relax... relax.

That's it. Just relax.

Breathe. And let go, breathe...

Breathe...

Waldisney, we need
to have a serious conversation.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

But Doctor, I can explain.

- You are committing lots of flaws.
- Good morning.

But are the residents
complaining? But it does not matter.

Being a doorman is not
just pleasing the residents.

Yes, sir.
You have your responsibilities.

- Yes, sir. Good morning.
- Good morning.

Waldisney, there's no other way.

I'll have to send you away.

For Christ's sake, don't
do that, I'll keep an eye on it,

I won't leave the
entrance alone.

I didn't want to, but
this has been happening quite often.

But are the
residents complaining?

- Good morning, Waldisney.
- Good morning.

What's that smell?

It's Mr. Gustavo from 801,
I think he doesn't like to shower.

I think I have...

mail to receive.

I forgot my
cell phone in the car.

Damn, how is that possible?

Mr. Gustavo
is just like that.

You have to
talk to him, Waldisney.

Me? I can't say this
to a resident, Doctor.

And Mr. Gustavo, despite
the smell, is a sweet person.

So, Waldisney...

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

I'll give you one more chance.

But you can't commit
any more mistakes.

Yes, sir.
Not one little mistake,

otherwise,
there's no way out, you're gone.

Yes, sir.

Good, I will...

visit some neighboring
buildings here in the area.

I'll be back later
for the meeting.

Mr. Waldisney, let's
go back a little bit in the story.

Yes, sir.

So that lady
was actually smoking...?

Oregano.
But nobody smokes oregano.

Cigarette.

The smell was of...

- Gudam-da-da.
- What?

"Guardam-garron...
gurdam-zaran, gurdam-zarara...

Zaron-gaga, gurzon-zazaron...

That stinking cigarette, Doctor.

Gudang Garam?

Yes. It's legal, isn't it?
You can smoke without being arrested.

This one can.

So that's the one
Mrs. Alzira was smoking.

Mr. Waldisney,
Mr. Waldisney... Okay.

Look, that's when the trouble
with the manager started?

No. There was no
confusion with the manager.

He was the
one who opened the case.

There wasn't a
problem with the building manager.

By the way, I didn't have
problems with anyone.

I mean, there was
a little issue with Laurizete.

She took my cell phone
to look at the WhatsApp group.

And you know that a WhatsApp
group only for doormen

is not just to send
funny messages. Right?

We have some colleagues...

- who keep sending...
- Enough, Waldisney.

I don't want to hear
any more stories.

Tell me something. Did you
leave the entrance again?

I had to leave, Doctor.

There was another problem
with Mrs. Aline.

With Mrs. Aline?

Hello.

Waldisney, are you okay?

- Can you come up here?
- Up there?

- Yeah, Waldisney.
- In your apartment?

Yes. Up here, Waldisney.

I better not.

How come?

I have a problem in the apartment
and I really need your help.

In your apartment?

Yes. In my apartment.

I better not.

Waldisney?

- Come, Waldisney.
- Is it your dog again?

No, that's not it.

Is he
all right, Mrs. Aline?

He is. He barks all day at the
window and then he gets high like that.

Come.

It's Mr. Gustavo
from apartment 801.

Is it?

How can it be, right?
Mr. Gustavo is all smelly.

Oh! I know
who Gustavo is.

How can the woman
handle it, isn't it, Mrs. Aline?

I mean, the smell.

But I need to
focus on my thesis.

My Goodness.
Mr. Gustavo, huh?

What a surprise.

Aren't you going to knock?

No,
Mrs. Aline, it's just

that it's usually
a lot faster, right?

Oh, Waldisney...

Have you noticed that
everything happens on this floor?

You're not very
lucky, Mrs. Aline.

You should have
chosen another one.

Waldisney!

Go.

I think it's really over now.

Yes.
It's quiet, isn't it?

I think we can leave now.

What's wrong, Waldisney?

It's just...
It's just that...

- Speak up, Waldisney.
- Yeah, It's just that...

The noise.

What noise?

You know what...?

Is there any
noise bothering you?

No. The noise that
bothered was when he was learning

to play the drums, remember?

No, honey, the problem
was that I was sweating a lot.

And your clothes
were all soaked, right?

I was sweating through my socks.

And he also played badly.

He was sweating.
He was sweating from every pore.

I remember one day he got up
and he was all soaked.

And then...

Okay, I'll say it at once.
You know what it is?

Mrs. Ana,
you are making a lot of noise.

You are disturbing
the neighbors.

Could you maybe use a pillow,

bite a pillowcase, or use a gag?

And you, Mr. Gustavo,
please take a shower.

Because all residents
are complaining to me.

I tell them that
I can't give you a bath.

But they talk to me
as if the problem was mine.

Look, Mr. Gustavo,
please take a shower.

And you, Ma'am.
Please bite a pillowcase.

Did you say that to a resident?

I didn't think about it, Doctor.

It's fine, it's fine.
That happens.

I didn't think
about it, Doctor. I didn't think.

I swear to you by the Virgin
Mary, by my Holy Father.

I didn't think.

Calm down,
Waldisney. Calm down.

Tell me what
happened afterwards.

Then it was time for lunch.

Your blessing, Father.

God bless you, my daughter.
Is everything alright?

Huh. Daddy
is making us a quick lunch, okay?

Mom didn't do it?

Not today daughter, she
went out to buy some things for her.

She must be tired
because of her work too.

But there's no problem,
I'll figure it out very quickly.

Yes, Dad. But you spend
the whole day at the entrance hall.

It's all right, daughter.

Tell me something,
how was school?

Okay, normal.

There's a test next week, but
I already passed the subject.

Jeez, that's
a beautiful thing, Valdinha.

Look, I want you in college
just like your sisters.

Come here, come.
Give your Dad a hug.

Waldisney, that story
with your daughter is very cute,

but what does she have to do
with the confusion?

You're the one who
asked me to talk about lunch.

I thought it
would be quick, okay?

But you are the one
who wants to hear it all.

It doesn't
have to be everything.

But what is
everything that isn't everything?

Okay, Waldisney, look at this...

Tell me what happened
at the condo meeting.

At the meeting, tell me.

Calm down, guys. Calm down.
Something must have happened.

I can't just wait here forever.
I have loads of stuff to do.

And I'm going to have
people over later to play cards.

Where's this manager
that doesn't arrive, people?

What a lack of respect.

He wrote the time down in
our journal, it was exactly right.

I can't leave my dogs
alone for that long.

Yes, but you have to
be calm, it can't be like that...

Waldisney must know something.

Right, I'll go with you.

Waldisney, are you okay?

Good evening,
Mr. Valdemar. I'm good,

better now that you're here.

Good night, Waldisney.

Good
night, Mrs. Adelaide.

I actually wanted to thank you
for the sweets you sent.

They were delicious.

Thank you very much.

Waldisney,
the manager hasn't arrived

and the people can't
wait any longer.

They are complaining.

Do you know anything?

Of course I know.
I don't know, sir.

I mean, I do know.

He's in traffic, he said he's coming,
but he's going to take a while.

And what do we do?

Just
wait, Mrs. Adelaide.

In fact, let me go there with
you to see if I can solve this.

- Shall we go there?
- Let's go. Let's go.

A big scratch like that
on the car door.

Calm down, guys.

Calm down, guys, calm down.

Waldisney said
he has a solution.

Oh! Yes, yes, yes...

You all have to wait
for the manager to arrive.

Waldisney,
you have to do something.

Look, I'm almost
channeling my entity here.

My people, what do you
want me to do, I'm not the manager.

I cannot preside
over the meeting.

That's it. You
can preside over the meeting.

- Me?!
- Y eah.

I just remembered that I
left something in my apartment...

You may come in.

Okay, it wasn't that important.

Let's go.

Good evening.

Good evening.

Dear Lord.
What's up with that smell?

Look, guys.
I can't conduct any meeting.

The manager is
in charge of that.

What about my car?

And the animals
being stopped from entering?

I can't do anything, people.

I'm a doorman and my job is to
take care of the entrance hall.

And you may excuse me now.

Oh, no!
Who's the one farting here?

Who farted in this elevator?
I want to know.

Who is it?

Who farted here? Seriously.

Oh my God.
The elevator stopped.

It didn't
stop. Wait a minute...

It will get worse.

Laurizete, that's not working,
you're going to break the buttons.

What will it do?

A dialogue?
Talking with the elevator?

Ask what his problem is so that
we can solve it in the best way?

I think we have to...

Oh... Boy.
Now it's serious, people.

Let's talk! Who's farting here?
Can't you see we're trapped?

Can't you see?
Will you continue?

I was going to tell
you for us to try the intercom.

May I help you?

Delivery to apartment
seven hundred...

Hi, I didn't understand.

Apartment, seven hundred...

Sir, I don't
understand the apartment number.

Seven hundred...

Sir, I can't call if
I don't get the apartment number.

My friend, there must
be a problem with the intercom.

Let me in, I'll tell
you the number.

Funny, I understood
everything you said,

there was only a problem
with the number.

The rest, I was able
to hear it loud and clear.

Apartment seven hundred...

Sir, I cannot
authorize your entry.

My friend, the food will
get cold, you know?

The resident will
complain to you.

Look, I
understood everything again.

There was only a problem
with the number.

It's weird, isn't it?

- Failed.
- Let's get going.

- That's it.
- Let's go.

Hang on, hang on...

- Good evening.
- Stop right there.

Be quiet, come with me.

Open up, open up.

Open the fuck up
or we're taking both of them.

- Quiet.
- Be quiet, okay?

That's it, come in here,
quiet, quiet.

Calm down.
That's a robbery, my friend.

Holy Virgin Mary!

Nobody enters, nobody leaves.

Oh my God.
There's no need for that.

What's up?

Nobody answers.

You know what that is?
That's Waldisney.

Making small talk with a resident
and not answering the phone,

which is his job.

Laurizete, calm down, okay?
Breathe.

Jeez, I can't do that.
Are you crazy? With that smell?

What is that, ma'am?

Go with that fart
smell over there, go to the corner.

Waldisney... I can't wait
to get my hands on Waldisney...

he will regret being born.

Let me try again, wait.

Try it.

You're not thinking
of answering, are you?

It could be some
resident in need of something urgent.

I don't care, man.

It's going to
look bad for me, right?

Guys, you won't
believe where I am.

I'm in the middle
of a robbery, really...

Are you crazy, girl?

Hold it there.

Great.

So?

It keeps ringing and
ringing and no one is answering.

Now it's official,
I'm going to kill Waldisney.

Calm down...

Do you think I'm nervous?
Do you see anyone nervous?

Boy...

I think we should try...

You don't come any
close with that fart smell.

Go, go there to your corner,
like we agreed.

You keep trying, please.

Here's the deal...

You lock the two of them
in the locker room.

- No, no, no...
- My cell phone.

We take the doorman with us.

But the hall will be empty.

He's right, the
entrance hall can't be empty.

What's the
problem with it being empty?

The manager will fire me.

It will raise suspicion.

Right, let me think.

Look, can you
silence this phone?

No!

You told me to silence it.

Did I?

For that, I need to answer.

Here's what you're going to do,

you two go, clean
up the apartments.

I'll stay down
here watching him.

- Go, go, go, go.
- Great.

No, no...
Where are you taking us?

Not in the locker room, no.

Please, please...

Nobody answers.

Oh, Waldisney.

Something must have happened.

I hope something
has really happened.

Otherwise, something will happen
when I get out of here.

Girl...

Jeez... let's go.

Right here...

Down, down...

Shh!

Oh my
God. Oh my God.

Take her, take her.

Come with us.
I didn't see anything, I'm deaf.

What?

Blind!
Blind! I'm blind.

You're very
smart, that's for sure.

I'm mute. I won't
tell anyone anything. I'm mute.

You're coming with us
and you're going to be quiet.

Let's go! Shh...

For the love of God,
don't take me. I'm a "secret-keeper".

- I can keep a secret.
- Shut your.

- I won't tell anyone.
- Shut your mouth. Shh!

Holy Mother of God...

Did you watch yesterday's game?

I didn't watch it either.
I was on duty.

Waldisney?

Waldisney, you need
to help us over there.

Stay cool and act naturally.

Waldisney, It's a real
mess in there, you have to go there.

I can't go.

But you have to go,
to help us run the meeting.

- I can't go.
- But you have to go.

- I can't go.
- But why?

Can I go?

Who is he?

He's my cousin.

And you have
to ask him permission?

Well, Mrs. Adelaide,
you don't know my family.

Especially my mother,
I had to ask her everything.

But he is your cousin.

So what?

If he's your cousin, he's not

your mother's son,
he's your aunt's son.

If he was your mother's son,
he would be your brother.

I'm his brother.
Palmacartney finally arrived in Rio.

- Who?
- Yeah, that's it.

Palmacartney.
Finally, Mr. Valdemar.

He took the right bus
and arrived in Rio de Janeiro.

- It's a pleasure.
- Pleasure.

- Pleasure.
- Pleasure.

- Yeah, And pleasure.
- Pleasure.

Can I go?

Come, Mrs. Adelaide.
Let me help you out.

Oh, dear.
Thank you very much.

I'm letting you know that
my entity is about to arrive.

Guys, let's cancel the
meeting and everyone can go home.

No, no, no. The saints
said that it has to be today.

Control the situation.

What was that?

They can't go back
to their apartments.

Attention here.

Activity, wait a minute...

Wait, wait there...

- Come, come, come.
- This is cool.

Come, come, come...

Oh...

What's that?

Only rarities.

Let's get everything, let's go.

The clock and everything.

A bag, a collar...

What is this?
A small watch.

Psst!

Are you married?

What? it doesn't have to be
the two of you, one is enough.

Are you married or single?

I am single.

- Hey, you're crazy, boy.
- What's up?

What do you mean?

We came here to steal, man.
Take everything, go.

- Wait.
- What is it?

I saw my notification
when my cell phone

- was in the pocket of one of the robbers.
- And?

Someone sent
me a message, who was it?

Jeez. I think
I heard mine too.

Oh, people are texting
us and we can't even them.

I haven't updated
my stories in hours.

Oh... friend.

I was going to do that
when I was at your house,

in your room,
a stories of us together.

Oh... So cute.

Yes. But now I haven't
posted a video in three hours.

Everyone will think I died.

What about the people
in the elevator?

Jesus Christ, I forgot
I was telling this story too.

Sorry. I didn't mean
to interrupt. Go on.

With the story, Waldisney.

Is the elevator broken?

Yeah.

So why are we looking
at the floor numbers?

I don't
know, I think it's a habit.

Easy, easy, guys.
Let's start the meeting.

That's right!

Let's start with
the book of complaints.

There's a complaint here...

About Mr. Rodrigo's car,
from 504.

Finally!

Mrs. Etelvina back
there, you can't have a party

on the playground
for the puppies, okay?

People who work at night
and sleep during the day,

I'm sorry but we can't
help everyone, can we?

And the works now...

Mr. Doorman,
there's someone

at the door, the
intercom is ringing.

Wow, your hearing
is really good, isn't it?

But I can't answer.

Why not?

You told me that.

But the
person will find it weird.

So can I answer?

You can.

Guys, a little break in the

meeting, but I'll be
right back, okay?

You all remain seated,
for God's sake.

Waldisney's brother
is really controlling, isn't he?

It's the manager, boy.

- Let him in.
- Let him in?

You don't know this new manager.
He will complicate your life.

If at least this was happening
during Mr. Valdemar's time...

I told you, let him in.

Damn, why took you so long?

Who is this, Waldisney?

- I'm his brother.
- Yeah, Palmacartney.

- Palmacartney?
- Pleasure.

- Pleasure.
- Pleasure.

What is this mess?

You were late for the meeting.

Yes, you were late.

Then people lost patience

and I had to start the
meeting without you.

- He started it.
- But you told me to.

Because they were going back to

their apartments
and you were late.

Yeah, you were late.

But then you arrived.
You are here, all handsome.

You can go over there
and continue the meeting, right?

Everything was going
so well, wasn't it?

Easy, easy, easy, I'm here.
Sorry for the delay.

I got stuck in traffic.

But let's get the
meeting started.

Waldisney
has already started it.

Just a little, nothing major.

Calm down. Calm down.

Let me open up the minutes.

Please. Thank you.

Can I go to the hall?

No.

Have you ever thought
about how many people

will like our story
when we post it?

Wow. I'll post a pretty
freaked-out picture, like...

Oh, my Instagram is going viral.

We have to do a TikTok dance.

"Like, the robbery dance.".
Yes, everyone will do it.

The dance moves
for when you're robbed.

We're going viral,
that's for sure.

Okay, let's create it.

I stole your cell phone.

Oh, my friend!

I just wanted
my ring light here.

Wow, me too.

Will they steal my ring light
in my apartment?

- No, no, no.
- No, no, no.

- Come in.
- It's clear, it's clear.

It's clear, it's clear.

You can come, it's clear.

Look, you can come, it's clear.

It's too clean.

What are you
taking this for? Are you crazy?

Yeah... It's for...

my YouTube videos.

Leave it alone,
the girl will miss it.

Leave it, man.

Put it down slowly
so it doesn't break, slowly.

Here...

Tell me, are you only a robber
or do you have another job?

Because I dated
a burglar before,

but it didn't work
out very well.

I don't like this thing
of conjugal visits in jail.

But if you have a parallel job,
maybe we can talk.

Well. During the day
I work in sales there at...

the beach.

Hey. Are you crazy?

You're crazy, let him talk.

Yeah, let me talk.

So, during the day
I work with sales...

- Really?
- Yeah.

Where?

- At the beach.
- Really?

Yes.

Oh, my God...

I just remembered
that I have claustrophobia.

Look, I don't know what
this is, but I want to assure you

that even for that
Waldisney is going to pay.

It's just time for this door to
open and he'll see what's coming.

What is that?

Fear of confined spaces.

Woman, I think I have that too.

Oh, I don't believe that.
It took you all this time

to remember that
you have claustrophobia.

Get over there.

You know what I'm more
afraid of than a closed space?

It's a stinking
place like this one.

You know what I'm going to do?

Throw you down
the elevator shaft.

For you to stink down there.
Then I'll go there to get you

to wash you all over
with coconut soap.

Calm down.
Don't tell her to calm down.

Moving on, let's talk
about the parking spots issue.

Waldisney already did that.

Yeah, but he shouldn't have.
That's my job.

You were late.

I just wanted to help,

they were going to
cancel the meeting.

Waldisney didn't do anything.

- Help me out here.
- Me? No!

I only want
everyone to stay here.

Okay, okay. Let's skip
the parking issue and talk about

the snacks at
playground parties.

What about the snacks?

"We're not allowed to have
snacks at our birthday parties?".

How can we have a kid's party
without a hot dog?

A rissole, a cheese patty?

I can't stand being
without my cell phone anymore.

I know, girl.
I'm feeling naked.

It feels like there's
a piece of me that is missing.

I really need to answer
my text messages.

And I need to post my videos.

Oh, I want my cell phone back.

And we're only getting
a new one tomorrow.

No, we need
to get out of here now.

Shrimp, chicken pie...

You can have a lot of snacks,
what's the problem?

What's wrong with
having snacks at parties?

What's wrong with that?

You don't want cheese balls?

You don't want a rissole,
meatballs?

We can't have hot dogs?

Who complained about it?

You were the one
who complained, weren't you?

I knew it...

I'll call the police.

- Stop it, stop it.
- Hey, hey...

Stop, let go of him.

- Let's throw him in the shaft.
- No!

It stinks... Let's go!

Get out of here, I'm not defending
the stinking one, get out.

- We need to give him a bath.
- No!

Wash him with
coconut soap, I don't know how

you manage to stay married
to that stinky man.

I don't know how you
can sleep with that stench.

I like it!

It's Mrs.
Alzira's apartment.

Great. Come on.

Boy, this is a good one.

Mrs.
Alzira is fancy, honey.

Let's go to
another apartment, then?

Another apartment?
Have you lost your mind?

Let's enjoy this.

She's right.
This is gold.

Hey. Look in all drawers.

And the first one to find...

The oregano, wins the bonus.

You can say weed, Waldisney.
Marijuana, pot,

ganja, herb, bud, grass,

joint, Mary Jane, cannabis, green,

reefer, dank, hemp, tree,

hashish, devil's lettuce,
jazz cabbage, kush,

chronic, blaze, reefer, 420,

devil's cigarette,
Juanita, skunk,

broccoli, doobie, roach,

lemongrass, haze,
smokey joe, moonrock,

gorilla finger, blunt,

wacky tobaccy, magic dragon,

mosquito's penis, cow's shit,

bean, beetle ear,

duck's eyebrow, pigeon's breast,

HD, crazy vibe,

pen cap, blunt pencil,

ear stapler,
doorman's mustache...

He doesn't shower
because I like the smell.

That smell...

It really turns me on.

It's true, I've heard it.

He wants to take a shower,
but I don't let him.

Well, since Waldisney already
talked about all of the complaints...

I didn't talk about all of them.

Let's go on with some that
came to me personally, for example...

The entry of forbidden
animals into the building.

But, Doctor...
They're all domestic animals.

Goat and chicken?

But all of the
animals use the service elevator,

they don't bother anyone.

The animals are mine.

But you can't.

Waldisney is allowing forbidden
animals in the building.

That's his responsibility.

In fact, there's
another complaint here.

That you've been
leaving the hall a lot.

But it's only you who complains.

And he only
comes out to help us.

He only leaves when we need him.

He only leaves
when we ask him to.

Good morning.

By the way,
Mrs. Alzira, there's

a big complaint
against you as well.

That you've been
smoking too much.

That you've been
smoking a lot of...

"Buddha,
herbaceous, sticky greens,

pineapple express,
Aunt Mary, stinky Pete,

tight foreskin stapler,
crying baby, monkey knee,

spliff, nugs, prawn ear,

giggle bush, Mary Warner,
ganjika, dankenstein,

doja, sticky icky, chronic
thunder, and artist's cigarette.

But she doesn't
bother anyone. Poor thing.

She's always like that.

Mr. Waldisney...

So, you're aware of Mrs.
Alzira's thing with narcotics?

Right, Doctor. We already
asked her to stop, but she just can't.

So you are
aware that huge amounts

are being brought
into the building.

Waldisney, that's drug dealing.

I have nothing else
to do but to fire you.

You are fired.

- Don't do that!
- Yes, yes, yes.

No, no, no!
You can't do that.

Waldisney is the best.

How are we going
to find another one?

I'm speaking!

I'm also talking to you.

You better listen to me.

He is great.

He has a family,
he has his lady...

They're in the apartments.

And there's one with Waldisney.

You can't send him away.

- You can't!
- I can and I will!

Dismissed for a cause.

Silence.

Stop right
there, stop right there.

Stop, stop.

Calm down, calm down.

- What's that for?
- For God's sake.

You don't need that.
Sit, sit, sit.

Sit down, sit down, sit down.

Calm down, calm down.

Stay calm, get up slowly.

Sit, sit.

Waldisney, the police
are arresting your brother.

- What brother?
- Palmacartney.

Oh no, he's a burglar.

Is your brother a burglar?

No. He's a
burglar, not my brother.

They're robbing the building.

The building?!
My dogs!

They're taking my dogs.

- The building?
- I love my dogs!

They are my life.
Stay calm, calm down.

There's already a team
up there after them.

- My God in heaven...
- Thank God.

- Hey, look at the guys over there.
- Damn.

- What the... What is that?
- Is this a robbery?

What is that?

What is this, officer?
What is this?

Wait a second.

Calm down, calm down.
Calm down, officer. Calm down...

Calm down, your guard.
My gun is over there, look...

Calm down, people...

Calm down, officer.
Calm down.

Calm down,
officer. Calm down.

There's no need to be
aggressive, officer, calm down.

Don't take him, take only him.
Don't take him.

Not him, he works
during the day.

He only robs at night.
He's my boyfriend.

Do I call you or
will you call me?

Look, I can see very well.
I was only lying to you, okay?

- I hear well too, okay?
- Yeah...

My love...

Psst...

Hey...

Goodbye...

Awn...

Awn...

Calm down.

I get you.

I have a jabuticaba essence
from the northeast of Bhutan

with fresh Guinea oyster semen
which will do the trick.

Jabuticaba essence from Bhutan?

But it's no use if
you only wash your "Bhutan".

You have to wash everything,
all of your parts.

And you better get turned on

with coconut soap
because every time I see

this man down the hall stinking,
I'll put coconut soap on him.

But I don't like coconut soap.

My dear, you choose. It
can be either coconut or creolin.

The claustrophobia is back.

Calm down, stay calm.
Let's all stay calm.

Everyone is nervous here.

Breathe, inhale in three, two...

Breathe out in six. Is it six?
Mrs. Aline? Six.

That's it, close your eyes.

Breathe in, one, two...

I can't take it anymore.
I can't take it anymore.

Look. Wait. Look, wait.

Hey, calm down.

Calm down, calmed down.

Let me do it, come here.
Stay close to Mr. Jose Aldo.

Fairy hands.

Doctor, am I still fired?

Yes,
Waldisney. You are fired.

Here is the party, look.

Look, they got the guys.

Guys, I'm going
to need someone to sign

as a witness in
the police report.

But how did they know
that the apartments were empty

and that we were having
a condo meeting?

In this case, there is always

someone inside the
building who participates.

Waldisney.

So that's it,
Doctor, the manager accused me,

the residents tried to defend
me, the police brought me here

but the truth is, I had nothing
to do with that robbery.

Well, Waldisney,
the problem is that the manager

came along and filed
a serious case against you.

Robbery and various other
petty offenses.

- Petty what?
- Offenses.

I'm sorry, but I'm going
to have to keep you locked up

until we figure everything out.

Look, the
thing is that we came here

to release Waldisney,
my husband.

Because I'm the only one
who can put my hands on him.

Calm down, lady.

What's that?

Calm down,
everything will be fine.

What's all that mess in here?

We came to
get Waldisney out of here.

That's not how it works.

And if you don't stop, I'm
going to get everyone arrested.

Don't touch me.

Calm down,
people. Calm down...

Waldisney, my honey.

What did they do to you?
Are you okay, my love?

Why didn't you answer
the damn intercom?

I got stuck in the elevator,
me and these weird people

- stinking to death.
- I think it's us.

Why didn't
you answer the intercom?

Hold on, hold on.
I think you better release my husband,

otherwise, I'll bring
this police station down.

Please, just let him go.

It's over, it's over,
you have to release my husband.

Calm down, guys.
Calm down, guys. Calm down.

If he is innocent,
he will be released.

- He's guilty.
- No, he is not.

He is very guilty.

Shut up!

Guys, look. We are investigating
what happened.

If we get everything correct,
Waldisney will be released.

Waldisney has nothing
to do with the robbery.

We don't know that.

There were people from the
inside, the burglars confirmed.

It was Waldisney.

Look, my husband
didn't do anything...

You better wash your mouth
to talk about my husband.

Otherwise, I'll be the one
to wash it, with coconut soap.

This woman is obsessed
with coconut soap.

You know what?

Don't touch me, I'm the
manager and I'll get you kicked out.

What will you do?

I'm the building manager.

"You are the manager?"
The manager is Mr. Valdemar.

You are nothing here,
Mr. Astolfo.

- Astolfo.
- Astolfo?

I heard that name.

I heard the robbers
saying that name.

They said something
about Astolfo saying

that the residents
would be in a meeting.

Look, in a meeting?

Guys, look...

Guys, guys...

Mr. Waldemar would
never do that... Guys!

Sorry.
Astolfo is the manager's name.

I heard it, Waldisney.

- Officer Ribeiro.
- Hi.

Go get one of the robbers.

And so what?

My Instagram is on fire.

Now we're going to catch
a real criminal.

- The dance move!
- The dance move!

Here's the man.

Hey, hey.
That's right, bro.

Do you know this guy here?

Astolfo, right there.

Astolfo, right there.

Arrest this man now.

Let's go!

Take him, take him, let's go.

Wait, don't push.

Waldisney...

You're a free man, you can go.

Dad?

Are you okay?

Oh, darling. Daddy is fine.
Daddy is fine.

I'm just unemployed,
but I'm fine.

Not unemployed,
I remain the interim manager

and you continue to be
the doorman.

Hey Valdemar, you
shouldn't be just the interim.

I am very proud
to be Waldisney, the doorman.

This northeastern,
semi-illiterate,

who arrived in Rio de Janeiro,
completely empty-handed,

on a cattle truck.

But it was working
all those years at the building,

and together with
my wife Laurizete,

that we were able to put
our two girls in college

and we're going to put
one more too, okay?

Me, Waldisney, the doorman,
and my wife Laurizete,

we gave our girls
the opportunities we never had.

So I'm very proud
of my history, right?

And I have to be very
proud to be the doorman.

I knew you were innocent.

Guys, look.

Enough with the mess
in my police station, let's go.

Everyone out.

What are you laughing at?

After what happened today...

Waldisney...

Take care, man.

Thank you very much
for everything, Doctor.

Good night.

Good night to you too.

Wait for me.
Get out!

I knew it was
because of something,

that you didn't
answer the intercom.

Calm down, honey.

Don't call me honey,
you know I don't like it.

THE DOORMAN

I'm sorry to bother, I am
looking for a man named Waldisney.

I went to his work, they said
he was around here.

- He just left.
- Is that so?

Yeah, he
went back to the building.

And how do I catch
a bus that leaves me there?

Of course, Mr...?

Palmacartney.

- Pleasure.
- Pleasure.

♪ Dindim! ♪