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- But our director is irresponsible. She's not very connected to the team.

- Yeah it sucks. Imagine getting sick right before the play premieres.

- I hope it gets resolved. I really don't know how.

- One question...I'm looking for the tomb of Hipolito Bouchard.

- Who?

- Hipolito Bouchard the famous Argentine pirate.

- The street? - No.

- We don't know who he is.

- Here let me show you.

- Alright, we'll see you later. - Okay.

- Chill out with your phone.

- This guy.

- Follow me.

- The older tombs are over here.

- They're pretty abandoned since nobody pays the bills.

- I suppose it's one of these.

- Here.

- Hopolito Bouchard, right under the palm tree.

- Good luck. - Thanks.

- We finally meet.

- I brought you something.

- A little memory.

- Hi there. - Hi.

- Lucia referred me to you. I have dolores.

- You mean dollars?

- Yeah.

- I only change $100 bills.

- Okay. - What size is Franklin's head?

- Umm, let me see.

- You mean this? - Wait, come inside.

- No. - Come on! Give it to me!

- Let's go, run!

Underground Orange

- Miss, a question please.

-Sir, where's the American Embassy? - It's ten blocks that way.

- Okay, thanks.

- Get out, vultures! - Get out, vultures!

- Get out, vultures! - Get out, vultures!

- I like this one more with the strap-on.

- It's a bit big.

- For the party? - Yeah for the party we're going to.

- Quick put it away.

- Sorry Sir but we're closed at this time.

- That's fine Sir but we're closed right now. You'll have to come back later.

- Do you understand?

- Excuse me Sir! You can't come in. Step back please. Step back!

- Here take this and fill it out.

- To apply for a passport you can come back on Tuesday.

- He's crazy! - You see how they are.

- They do whatever they want. - Show me the strap-on again.

- This one I like. - Yeah me too.

- Because we can use it at home too, don't you think?

- Okay, let's get that one then.

- One night. It's just one night.

- I have money. I come from the United States don't you understand?

- What do you want me to do sleep on the street? Is that what you want?

- You're not going to help me one night?

- Good evening, Mr. Schmidt. Here I have an envelop for you.

- Thank you, Lucia. - You're welcome.

- It's okay, Lucia. Add a guest to my account please.

- Okay, perfect.

- Thanks, Lucia. - You're welcome.

- Oh what pain!

- My wife died today.

- My wife she died today.

- You disgusting pig! How dare you bring me flowers.

- Take them to your whore, to your Christina.

- She's your sister!

- To me she's dead now! She's your little whore.

- What do you think?

- That you can come here with these plastic flowers and make amends?

- Look, believe me it was only sex. I put more emotions into gardening.

- Don't you talk like that about my sister!

- Let me explain. I couldn't have you, Frida. She was the closest thing.

- Diego Rivera. - What?

- I've made two errors in my life. - No, Frida.

- Two giant errors in my life. The first one was my death.

- The second one was you. But you are by far the worst!

- And that's how it is, my friends. That's how she left me.

- Now I can only drink to drown my sorrows in alcohol!

- Hey look there's someone over there. - What?

- There's a dead person over there. Don't you see it?

- What do you mean a dead person?

- There's a guy over there. I'm going to film him.

- It's a ghost. - I wish.

- It's a zombie. - No, no stop.

- Maybe he's dangerous.

- He looks like a Yankee. - You think so?

- I mean look at his face and this t-shirt with an empanada on it! Who else could it be?

- Hey.

- Are you okay?

- Could I use your phone? - What?

- To send a message. - Umm, okay. For a second.

- I'm Paty, this is Goya and Dante.

- What are you doing sleeping in the cemetery?

- ...to kiss affection in its two faces, and there comes another demonstrative desire

- to want to love the one who hates me, to love the one who cuts up paper,

- the little boy, the one who cries for the one who cried,

- to the king of wine, to the slave of water, to the one who hid himself in his anger,

- to the one who sweats, to the passerby,

- to the one who shakes his person in my soul.

- And finally, when I'm on the brink of violence,

- or my chest is full of heart, I would like to help the smiling one to laugh,

- to put a little bird on the evil one's neck,

- to take care of the sick by making them angry,

- to help them to kill the matador, a terrible thing.

- And I would like to be good to myself in everything.

- Cool place don't you think? - Yeah it's great.

- It's kinda gross actually.

- Look what I found. This one is good for the play.

- How about we don't get everything so dirty.

- Here, these shirts are great. - This one is ugly.

- That doesn't matter. It's gonna work. - Look, everything is getting dirty.

- Call me Genesis. - You're gonna get lice with that, Goya.

- You're gonna get lice. - No I'm not.

- Hey I told you to turn down that music. - What?

- Turn it off, turn it off. - I wanna listen to muisic.

- All you talk about is polyamory. So I need something to cover up that sound.

- And you? What do you talk about? - Have you heard of Henry Kissinger?

- Of course he hasn't. He's a Yankee. - Who? How do you know I'm a Yankee?

- The same way you knew we weren't going to kill you and toss you into the wasteland.

- Although there's still time.

- Oh I've been shot. I've been shot at 5PM in the afternoon.

- Death put eggs in the wound at 5PM in the afternoon.

- The boy brought a white sheet at 5PM in the afternoon.

- Well done! - Bravo!

- Wait did he get hurt? - No, look he's laughing.

- Are you okay? - Yeah I'm fine.

- He could play the part for sure. - Yeah.

- Let's go!

- I think he likes you.

- No, he likes you. Believe me for once.

- Naaaa. - Quiet here he comes.

- Let's go. - Shall we take the toaster?

-Yeah. - We don't have a toaster.

- So what's it like in California? Is it really hot there?

- It depends. It's a big state.

- It's like the size of Italy.

- ...I love that type of theater which only happens once. It's like a trance.

- You know there's this Baudelaire text that's similar to the Lorca one you recited.

- It's called At One O'Clock In The Morning.

- Oh right. - And it talks about that too...

- Like the state in which he finds himself at that time of day.

- Who's this guy? - I don't know.

- He's going to interpret HK.

- This place is crazy. - Do you like it?

- I love it. It's a palace of art.

- Look, you can sleep here if you want. - Okay cool.

- Let me just move this stuff.

- Okay, thanks.

- Look these are the costumes for the play.

- Really 70's. - They're cool right.

- Hi. - Hey what's up?

- Are you an actor?

- No I'm not an actual actor, but we can try it out.

- Let's try it out.

- Okay, let's see how it goes.

- Come with me.

- Let's make a maté. I'm gonna show him the roof.

- We’ll be back in a bit.

- Good morning. - Good morning, Paty.

- What time is it? - No idea.

- There's a shower outside if you want.

- I think I have insects. - You mean lice?

- You have lice? Are you serious? - It's not funny.

- Yes it's funny. - Oh no. Now I'm starting to itch.

- Come on get up.

- Let's go. Get up. Do you really have lice?

- What time is it?

- We recycle everything. Rain water, compost.

- This is basil, thyme, rosemary, the chicken.

- What's this? - That's mint.

- Sit down over there. - Hey, good morning.

- No but this is gasoline. - Yeah for your lice.

- No, no way I'm gonna use that. - Okay.

- You can use this then.

- Okay I'm gonna use the gasoline. - When you finish come up to the roof.

- The State of Argentina v.s. Mr. Henry Kissinger.

- Standing trial for crimes against humanity,

- war crimes,

- crimes against the Argentine People,

- and membership in a criminal organization. How do you plead?

- The defense can start with their case.

- Due to a procedural breach, this court is illegitimate.

- Mr. Kissinger was kidnapped in Germany

- and he was forced to sign a statement saying he agreed to the competence of the Argentine court.

- He therefore did not express his own will but succumbed to the coercion of his prosecutors.

- Prosecutor.

- Excuse me. - Don't say excuse me.

- Prosecutor.

- In this place where I stand before you

- as the prosecutor of Henry Kissinger I do not stand alone.

- With me also stand thirty thousand Argentine prosecutors, but they cannot

- point an accusing finger at him.

- That's why I will speak for them

- and demand the most righteous punishment.

- The death penalty.

- The death penalty?

- Council, you may now proceed with your case.

- Mr. Kissinger could you describe how you supervised Operation Condor in Argentina?

- One question...did this really happen or is it fictional?

- Of course it actually happened.

- Maybe they didn't teach it to you in school.

- I think the text may be a little unjust.

- Look the guy is a sociopath. He can't perceive emotions the same way you do.

- That's where your work is.

- So you were drunk? - Spread out now!

- Treat him like a monkey now. Nobody knows anybody.

- Tell us about your last days in Germany.

- What don't you understand?

- How can he not feel guilty?

- Just remember it's not you.

- Who wrote this text? - I did.

- I don't like it. - Well I'm sorry. Then don't do it.

- It's just the story of this guy. - He's a sociopath.

- And you're judging his thoughts and feelings.

- Sorry I can't do it. I don't want to act this guy.

- But you're doing a good job.

- You're acting well.

- You're the right one for the role. - Anyone want a yerba mate?

- Don't be ridiculous, Paty. We can't relive the past.

- Me? You stop being rediculous.

- I mean imagine sleeping in the wild.

- Without any walls or buildings. They totally condition us.

- Like in what way?

- I mean it's all binary. Like the entry and exit happen through the same door.

- Or the floor of your apartment is really the ceiling of someone else's.

- Up or down. Left or right. We have to change the whole infrastructure

- not just the language. It's all wrong.

- That's because Spanish is a more sexist language.

- In English we don't have this problem. - Oh come on!

- Yeah you have other problems!

- The entire English language is hegemonic not just the gender.

- You know what I'm saying? - No.

- Doesn't it surprise you that your language appears all over the place here?

- Stop. At the same time, for me, and I don't want to sound repetitive.

- No, not you. - For me, the mother to blame

- for all the binaries that exist is religion. Monotheism.

- That's exactly what I'm saying tho.

- That's why I imagine Underground Orange more than just a cultural center.

- We can start a political organization and fight for what we believe in.

- To change things from the roots. There's really no other way to do it.

- There are other ways.

- No! This way we can fight for the inclusive language or for the

- separation of the church and state.

- But politics is binary too. Marxism or capitalism.

- Boca Juniors v.s. River Plate.

- Binary is also saying what is or is not binary.

- It's an archaic system. That's exactly what I'm saying.

- Talking about politics is archaic. If you want to do something new

- then you have to do it sincerely, and not based on something already done.

- For me the only way to not live in the past is by acting.

- If you act you're in the present, you don't even have to talk.

- That's why I like acting. It's the only way to be present.

- Nobody knows how to be present. But if you act well, you have to be.

- And if you act bad, you don't? - Speaking another language is like acting.

- Because I don't feel the words deeply. They aren't my words.

- I feel like another person when I speak Spanish.

- Like how? - I don't know.

- Look at this. - A worm!

- You're a worm, eat it. - I can't believe this.

- How much will you bet me? - Come on eat it!

- Don't do it! - Yes, it's very healthy for you.

- No, it's a living organism.

- He ate it!

- Let me see did you swallow it?

- He still has it there! He didn't eat it! Come on eat it!

- What do you really think I'm gonna eat it?

- Wargasms is a form of emotional training that allows us to reflect

- on the choices that we make

- and confront our feelings directly.

- In this way, we channel our fears into personal and collective growth.

- Let's stop.

- Inhale profoundly. And exhale.

- Good, now we're going to take each other's hand.

- I can't do this. - Why?

- I don't know.

- Okay let's stop.

- This is a moment to open up and to be sincere with one another, okay?

- If one person falls, we all fall.

- Let's start the criticism with Goya.

- I don't like the Yankee. He wants to take Paty away from us.

- Continue.

- It bothers me how she looks at him.

- I think it's unjust that she offered him the protagonist role

- in the play that we have been rehearsing for so long.

- Stop, Goya. - It's unjust.

- And I just feel uncomfortable when he's here.

- I feel like I'm not myself and that he is not one of us.

- I just don't want him here.

- How does this make you feel?

- Look I was born in the United States but that's not something I can change.

- But I'm not here to take away Paty or anybody.

- I'd still be sleeping in the street if it wasn't for you all, seriously.

- I really appreciate what you did for me. I don't understand their point of view.

- Enter into the circle. - This sucks.

- Come on there is nothing to hide.

- Just stay there a moment.

- Eye contact for ten seconds.

- So why do you have an Argentine accent? I don't get it.

- I don't know. I love your Spanish. I watched a lot of videos on the Internet to learn it.

- The thing is my town was conquered by Bouchard, you know?

- I don't know him.

- His two boats arrived to Monterey, California and they governed it for six days.

- As a kid, I always wanted to be an Argentine pirate.

- An Argentine pirate, that's funny.

- I read so much about your culture that I wanted to visit the country.

- So finally I said fuck it. Now it's my turn to travel.

- Here I have something that will help with your trip.

- What do you have?

- Don't bite it. - Okay.

- And your family?

- My dad died when I was nine months old. I never met him.

- My dad lives in Miami.

- No, you're American also?

- No, he just lives there for work.

- Do you mind driving? - The truck?

- Yes. - I don't have any documents.

- It doesn't matter. Let's go.

- What are we doing? - Listen. We'll be back before this song ends.

- Come on, come on!

- Let's go fast! - Come on, Yankee!

- Come on step on it! Let's go!

- Just calm down and drive. - Chill out.

- Turn right at the next block. - Turn here! Hurry up!

- Are you okay, Yankee?

- So where are we going? - To hell.

- I'm going to change money. We'll be right back. Come on.

- What are you doing, Yankee?

- Stop, Yankee!

- Give me back what you stole! - I don't have anything!

- I swear I don't have anything! - Get out of here, fucking kids!

- Why are you chasing those kids? Are you okay?

- Look what I found.

- These are the kids that robbed me when I first arrived here.

- You shouldn't fuck around with those kids. Didn't anyone tell you that?

- Yeah but I want to get my stuff back.

- That's fine, but you shouldn't keep their phone.

- Thanks.

- You guys rob a bank and don't tell me? What's up with that, Paty?

- Each day we discuss the importance of communicating better

- and you go and do something like this? All of you went and did this shit!

- And today....the day of the premiere.

- I don't understand it. Could you please explain?

- Wait! And it's even worse because now the police are going to be looking for us.

- You don't get how serious this is. You don't understand anything.

- We need money for our play.

- The only thing you care about is this shitty play. I can't believe it.

- But this isn't fictional, you idiot. This is a serious thing.

- No of course. You don't care because you're parents are rich.

- You just ask money from them and you're all set, right?

- Okay, okay.

- I know what's going on.

- You're taking too many drugs, you're not taking care of yourself.

- That's what's happening and your thinking is off because of it.

- It's true.

- What do drugs have to do with anything? We're talking about something else.

- We're talking about decisions. - Drugs have nothing to do with it, Frida.

- Listen, Dante, let me explain something. - Yeah but you're becoming really aggressive.

- You guys are all fucking around! - You can't accept that we think differently.

- Think of the consequences, Dante!

- Maybe we think differently! - It doesn't bother me that we think differently!

- We have to plan things as a group! Everyone together.

- So we can't decide things without you telling us how to think?

- I'm not telling you what to think! - Fine, we can't think our own thoughts.

- Listen, you can leave if you don't like it.

- You see! You're the one trying to decide when I stay, when I leave!

- And then you want to talk about the importance of community.

- Just leave! Get out of here! - Shut up, you idiot!

- And you, Paty. I brought you here with the greatest trust in the world.

- And you're making all these decisions by yourself. And I'm tired of it!

- Do you know what? Tomorrow you're going to take this bag

- and you're going to return this money to the bank!

- No! - Tomorrow!

- I'm not going to return it because then the bank will have more money than we stole.

- Whose money do you think this is? Think about it a second.

- It's the working-class people's money that you stole!

- You want to rob? Rob a Citibank! Not a cooperative in Monserrat!

- Do you understand the difference, idiot?

- Read this.

- Your government

- financed our state terrorism and the Argentine people continue to pay off the debt with interest.

- Forever.

- Or where do you think these dollars come from anyway?

- The dollars you exchanged after robbing a bank, being the cool rebel.

- You don't think the Yankees are involved in that too?

- Stop with the Yankees! I told you that I made a mistake,

- I'm sorry!

- Maybe I should have told you this before but on Tuesday

- your Ambassador is going to have a meeting

- and they are going to collapse the economic system of this country.

- Look, on Tuesday I have to go to the embassy.

- Let's do something about it.

- Sorry I'm in a bad mood. I just can't deal with her anymore.

- It doesn't have to do with you. - I think she's right tho.

- Sure. She's right about some things.

- But she's the typical caviar communist who doesn't know what to do with her life.

- Her mother gave her this place and she doesn't even know what to do with it.

- I'm just tired of it. - Do you like this one?

- No, I like this one over here. Look.

- Can I try it on? - Yeah, of course.

- I just want to act and travel around Latin America with the play.

- Visit new places. - That's cool.

- Not only Latin America really.

- Are you nervous about the premiere?

- Naa, I'm just anxious.

- Perfect.

- That's great that you accepted the role after all.

- Yeah I realized I had to do it. It's important for me.

- Come on Kissinger.

- One more and let's get changed.

- It's true that Yankees are good at sports.

- Next five.

- Okay stop there.

- Among the larger questions at stake here today

- is that the degree of responsibility increases more and more

- as we get further away from the person who holds the gun.

- And that this type of distance from reality

- can actually be more violent than the instincts necessary to pull the trigger.

- Continue.

- I'm going to read what you said in a memorandum dated March 24th, 1976.

- If there are things to be done, they should be done fast.

- The problems with human rights are increasing

- but we won't allow this to cause you any difficulty.

- Mr. Kissinger

- did you authorize the U.S. government to provide

- $50 million dollars and $120 million in equipment to the military dictatorship?

- Did you authorize them to provide airplanes and helicopters?

- Was there discussion of using them to drop live human beings into the river?

- You murderer! Evil son of a bitch! Have you no conscience?

- Silence! - Hang him! Let him hang!

- Prosecutor you can continue please.

- Mr. Kissinger in your opinion

- do you consider someone involved in exterminating innocent people as a criminal?

- Let me say it another way: do you think Pol Pot was a criminal?

- This doesn't reply to my question! Was Pol Pot a criminal yes or no?

- The average person thinks that...

- Mr. Kissinger would you kill your parents if they had read Karl Marx?

- Mr. Kissinger would you have killed Gerald Ford in order to rise in rank?

- Do you think raping and murdering are wrong?

- I'd like to call my last witness. - Proceed.

- María García Gómez

- Could you tell us your age?

- I'm 16-years old.

- I don't have anymore questions.

- Maria you can take your seat now, thank you.

- Council? - I have no more questions.

- This has been a long and arduous trial.

- I want to thank each one of you for your patience.

- Jury do you have a verdict?

- In the course of this trial

- you have admitted your role in some of the worst crimes in human history.

- You’ve also stated that you were merely following orders

- such that any politician could have taken your place.

- What you mean to say is that where almost anybody is guilty, nobody is.

- This, however, we are unwilling to accept

- because in politics obedience and support are the same.

- Just as you carried out a policy of not wanting to share the earth with

- thirty thousand Argentines as if you and your superiors had some right to determine that

- we find no reason to want to share the earth with you.

- This is the reason and the only reason why you must hang.

- For the case Tribunal Federal Number 6 - The State of Argentina V.S. Henry Kissinger,

- the jury finds the defendant guilty on all charges.

- Piece of shit! Hang him! - Silence please!

- Mr. Kissinger, any last words?

- I mean why is the state licensed to commit violence but a person can't?

- That's the whole point of the play: to determine the justice of legal crime.

- But aren't the judge and the executioner also guilty?

- No because they were following orders already established by the law.

- But isn't that what the play is critiquing?

- I mean Kissinger was following the law when he committed the crimes

- and now the court is breaking the law in order to exterminate him.

- No because it's still inside the legal framework.

- I mean let's not forget that this is a play.

- It's confirmed the ambassador is going to have a meeting

- with a German man. But don't worry we'll keep you informed about it.

- Okay. - You can trust us.

- Hey. - Hi.

- You were amazing.

- You liked it? - Yeah it was great.

- I'm also an actress. - Oh cool.

- Yeah mostly for theater, but I love film too.

- How did you get into the role?

- I tortured myself.

- But there was a moment when you broke character right?

- I broke character in what way?

- I mean Henry wouldn't have cried.

- There he is my actor!

- Congratulations. You were spectacular.

- Tell him he was amazing. - It's true. You were amazing.

- You see I knew you would be. - Thanks so much.

- Well, I'll see you later. - Okay thanks again.

- You made me act the most violent person in the history of Latin America.

- He won the Nobel Peace Prize.

- I've never tried ginger ale. It's good.

- No, I don't think it's bad. - But it's hypocritical.

- Yeah maybe. It's possible.

- I have something for you. - For me?

- Yeah but it's a secret so don't look.

- What do you have for me? - Don't look.

- Okay I won't look.

- I won't look.

- What is this? - Your resurrection.

- Can I try it?

- Hi. - Hey.

- You were great tonight. - You too.

- Did the others arrive yet? - Yeah just now.

- Let's go then. See you later.

- Come here.

- Were you drawing? - Yeah.

- Having fun? - Yeah.

- Why are you laughing? - I don't know.

- Did you know that Kissinger was a swinger's man?

- I'm not Kissinger anymore. - You're right, your right.

- Are you a swinger then? - Depends on the night.

- How about tonight? - Tonight, yes.

- Do you like my feather?

- You're a good guy.

- My head hurts.

- You see like that one right there.

- Graffiti should be in a museum not on the dirty street.

- It's true, you're wrong.

- I'd even say it's not beautiful until you hang it in a museum.

- It needs its curation so that you can contemplate it well.

- It's a work of art so treat it that way.

- Look. Like that one right there.

- All dirty, surrounded by rats and garbage.

- What other art form contains fear?

- Acting.

- It also gives the artist some kind of income.

- Otherwise how the hell do you pay rent?

By painting houses? Let’s be real...

- Okay.

- Are we here yet? - Yes.

- Come on.

- Have you tried Hesperidina before?

- It was invented by a Yankee. - Really?

- That's why it tastes like petroleum.

- Let me try it.

- I love it. - It's good, right.

- Will you make me a Manhattan? Whisky and vermouth.

- Let's test the mic.

- Turn it on.

- It works, it works. - Your form is ready.

- Okay, thanks.

But I'd prefer an Argentine passport more than this shit.

- Nobody wants an Argentine one.

- Most people would love to have your citizenship.

- Only because Americans earn more money.

- Fine so give it to me then.

- You know that America is a continent right?

- It's not a country.

- The thing is, Goya, in my language that word doesn't exist.

- What do you mean?

- I mean we don't have the word United Statesian. It doesn't exist.

- For me, losing your passport was the best thing that could have happened to you.

- Why?

- Because technically you're illegal since you don't have any documents.

- But you haven't done anything bad either.

- Like the play. - Exactly.

- Now you can choose which character you want to be. Like us.

- Like you guys?

- My real name isn't Paty. He isn't Dante. They aren't Goya.

- And it seems like I'm nobody.

- Be careful.

- Anyway you know I prefer the eyes. - The eyes aren't erotic.

- Yes of course they are. - The tongue, the lips.

- But the eyes don't have a gender.

- The mouth doesn't either. - Yes it does.

- But I don't get turned on by the parts of someone's body.

- I get turned on by their energy, their essence.

- Come on. I don't believe you.

- I don't believe you. - You really don't believe me?

- Paty not now!

- You're such an idiot. - That's just how she is.

- I have something else for you. - For me?

- A gift.

- What do you think? It's for good luck, do you like it?

- How do I look? - Like a parrot wearing make-up.

- Take care of it. - Thanks so much.

- You're going to do great. - You're not going to abandon us right?

- Lets go. - I'm riding in the back.

- Get out, vultures! - Get out, vultures!

- Please place all of your metal objects here.

- Next in line.

- Show me your teeth.

- Have you been a prostitute? - No.

- Okay, go ahead.

- You're going to have to leave your ring please.

- But it's my grandmother's wedding ring.

- To apply for a visa in this embassy, these are the rules.

- If you don't like it you can go to another embassy.

- Is it going to be safe there? - Just leave the ring.

- Go ahead. - Next.

- One moment. Do you have dollars? - What?

- I mean like foreign money or metal objects?

- Do you have a gun? - No.

- Okay, go ahead.

- You can enter. - And to get a new passport?

- Yeah. Top floor.

- Next.

- Go ahead, ma'am.

- You're going to have to leave your ring.

- So hypothetically you're traveling and you arrive to a new city

- when they robe you. You don't have any money or any ID. What do you do?

- Prostitution. - Dance.

- No, you go to the embassy.

- Only there they tell you that you must already have an ID

- in order to apply for a new ID.

- What is that?

- Patriarchy. - Tyranny.

- It's a lot of hypocrisy.

- The whole system is shit.

- Yep.

- Wow, look at that.

- Those are monk parrots. - Monk parrots?

- They're beautiful. - Monk parrots beautiful?

- They're kinda like a plague. They shit on everything.

- They shit on your shoes, they shit on your head.

- They shit on your money. - I love that they shit on your money.

- I'm gonna shit on your money.

- Come on they're here! - Run!

- Fucking hippies! - Bitches!

- What the hell!

- What happened? - Are you okay? Did they hurt you?

- You're a fucking idiot! - Calm down!

- He took the kid's phone. - What phone? I don't understand.

- Stop, Goya! - Calm down!

- What are you doing? - The phone has a GPS!

- They came searching for it and they stole all of our stuff!

- I didn’t know!

- I told you not to take it! - Chill out, he said he's sorry!

- I don't care. - Wait! Where is the computer?

- I told you he was a fucking idiot. - Fuck you!

- You're an idiot. - You guys, the computer's gone.

- Don't even look because they stole everything.

- Grab your stuff we have to get out of here.

- Why? - Because you robbed a bank!

- And you changed the money with those mafia guys!

- And now they have everything! All of our plans and our computer!

- They can track us down! They have GPS!

- What don't you understand?

- Grab your stuff now we have to leave!

- You’re both idiots!

- But you're the worst.

- I don't know. I feel I can't trust them.

- I don't trust their plan, I don't trust them. It all just feels strange.

- It's also odd that they find out about things that happen at the embassy.

- It's so weird. How do you find out what’s happening in the U.S. Embassy?

- It's just odd.

- You already know. It's someone from their militancy group.

- That's how they find out.

- Sure but you can't justify everything based on militancy.

- I thought we were working on a play, or not?

- Now suddenly we're all militants? We're not acting, but that's why you're here.

- I don't feel comfortable.

- Let's go.

- We can stay here a few days until things calm down.

- Come on.

- Yeah it's that one. The orange haired girl.

- She's part of a gang. They're pretty organized.

- You see. They think life is fictional.

- Here, your passport.

- Sorry. - Yeah sorry.

- Want a drink?

- Here, try this. I don't know what it is.

- I don't know what this place is.

- It's a spectacle.

- Let's go and explore it. - Okay.

- It's big.

- From what I see.

- Hello, good evening.

- Please take a seat.

- Good evening.

- Vultures! Vultures! That's what you are!

- You guys think that justice is some stupid game, don't you.

- You think you can get away with anything you want?

- Plus a share in the gas company?

- Look at me!

- We're mostly interested in the interest rate.

- You bastards!

- You know what we're going to do? We're going to take this to the media.

- Tomorrow the whole world is going to know what you are.

- Vultures! Corrupt bastards!

- Tomorrow the economy is going to collapse anyway.

- You can't stop it.

- Yeah what do you think? That your own people aren't involved in this?

- You killed Kissinger.

- Let go of me! - I have an order to arrest you!

- He was an innocent man. You're going to jail!

- It was a play you idiot!

- You can't take the law into your own hands! That's a crime!

- Let go of her! - Come on!

- Fucking shit.

- Stop right there!

- Stupid kids where do you think you're going!

- You can't escape from reality!

- Are you worried? - No.

- We'll find other actors like how we found Yankee.

- They weren't even that good. - Our play is gonna be incredible.

- You guys.

- I've been thinking about something. - What?

- My name isn't Yankee anymore. It's Parrot.

- Parrot? - Yeah.

- I like Parrot.

- It's a good name. - Yeah.

- You like it? - Yeah.

- Nice.

- Parrot.

- I didn't understand anything. Can you translate the song?

- The song won't make much sense.

- But what's it about at least? So I can understand something.

- It's about pirates that travel to Hawaii.

- Hawaii! - Let's go to Hawaii!

- Seriously let's go to Hawaii! - Okay, let's go!

- Yes! We can eat fish.

- Yeah eat fish! - And we can just keep traveling!