All language subtitles for La otra virginidad (1975)

Good afternoon.

- Do the numbers, will you?
- OK.

Here, you forgot this.

And you came back?
You could have given it tomorrow.

But I have to pee.

- May I?
- Of course

I still have to
charge the old men.

Look Evita, there's
something here for you.

Young man, not very handsome,
average economic position...

wants working girl between
16 and 18 years of age...

light skin, pretty,
who likes old music.

I am serious and want
to form a home. I offer happiness.

Damned old men,
they get crazier ever day.

Are the numbers alright?

I have to leave.

What's the hurry?

Just some things.

Hand me the pen.

Look.

It's the movie of the
detective I told you about.

- Fine, I'll see you tomorrow.
- Wait!

- Where are you headed?
- I am going to the Morelia cinema.

- And you?
- To Tacubaya.

Ermita cinema,
to pick up a movie.

If you are in such a hurry,
Adrian can take you.

How stupid, I haven't
even introduced you.

- Adrian Romero.
- Eva Romero.

Do you know who he is?

The one who stood us up
the night of the party.

It wasn't my fault,
I told Laura what happened.

Fine, for standing us up,
I accept the ride.

THE OTHER VIRGINITY

There's no sense in
you waiting for me.

If you don't take long, I'll wait.
I like talking to you.

I might take long,
or I might not. I don't know.

It's better if you don't wait.

I'll wait a while.

Great, but if I take
too long just leave.

We already got to know
each other, anyway.

- Who?
- Eva.

- Who?
- It's me.

What happened?
Didn't you open?

No, I won't go upstairs.
Do you hear me?

Why don't you
come upstairs?

I just came to say I don't want
to be with you anymore.

You are a filthy pig
and also an idiot...

and you're also stupid.

Eva!

Eva!

Adrian Romero,
22 years old.

Lives on Cypress street
number 24 department 7...

colonia Santa Maria.

Employed by
a film distributor.

Takes a
correspondence course.

Adrian, why do you shave
with Juvenal shaving blades?

Because they shave better...

never irritate my skin
and even though it doesn't seem...

men without a
plentiful beard like me...

need a blade
that shaves better...

or you look
sort of... dirty.

Thank you.
And remember, friends...

Juvenal shaving blades for
the boys who are already men.

- Cut!
- Ready, come.

- Rewind and play.
- Yes, sir.

- How was it?
- Fine.

Good.

- Should we record the other one?
- Later.

Fine, excuse me.

- Congratulations, it was great.
- Thank you.

Here's a gift for you,
thank you.

No, thank you.

If I may ask, when will
the commercial air?

Soon. You'll see it.

I hope I win
and thank you.

- See you later.
- Have a good day, good luck.

21 seconds.

21 seconds.

How about that?
What do you think?

Better than yesterday.
That's good, friend.

Now you.

We ran out of salt, sir.

26 seconds,
you couldn't do worse.

- Sir, we ran out of salt.
- Tell that guy to give you.

It's still not bad.

I know very few
men faster than you...

and they are in the army.

I've told you I was
better than anyone.

And shooting...

forget it.

The truth is
I was very good.

It's a pity I didn't
get to go to war.

Otherwise, by now...

I would be General
Luis Romero Bracamontes.

What's up with you?
Why haven't you gone for the salt?

He didn't want to give me...

he said you already
owe him too much.

He said that?

How about that?
He'll see.

What's wrong with you?
What are you up to?

Nothing, father.
I don't know what you mean.

Why did you say that
to Mrs. Carmen?

Just so she would leave,
I was naked.

She never knocks...

the money is there, take it.

Well, that's different.

Come.

Today I am going to see
the girls I told you about.

So? What should
I tell them? Yes?

As you wish.

But you know I am not
too good with girls.

No, man. You'll get
cured with these.

Did you finish it?

There's no point
in lying, I didn't.

I only got to the part
where they shoot him.

I told myself:
"He's going to die, he'll die".

I felt pity and didn't
want to keep reading.

I'll stop
bothering you soon.

Did my father
say something?

No, you know
he's very kind to me.

But...

I have to go.

If there's no other choice...

remember this is your home
and nobody will kick you out.

But I am not dying,
you fool.

Hurry up with the girls,
let's see what happens.

Hurry up with the girls,
let's see what happens.

That's enough, mother.
It's fine.

Oh, girl. I'll be done soon.

If you had told me
you needed it today.

What do you have there?
I saw it.

But I didn't write it for you.

I just like that name.

No, it couldn't be for me,
it's not my name.

My name is Evelina, they call me
Eva because it's shorter.

I like Eva because it's beautiful,
not because it's short.

Put it on,
to see how it looks.

It seems fine to me.

If it wasn't for your hurry,
I would stitch this side too.

No, it is fine, mom. Really.

Right, Eva?

I think your
mother is right...

the problem is you
are too impatient.

Don't pay any attention to her,
she's just bothering me.

No, she's not.
She knows you too well.

Besides, we're late.
You'll fix it tomorrow.

Ya vamonos, no?

Are you sure you
don't want something to eat?

No, thank you.
I barely ever have dinner.

Laura is the one
who gets hungry.

You should at least
have a glass of milk.

Come.
Or I won't let you go.

I used to work at an office.

But I hated being
indoors all day...

pouring coffee
for a bunch of idiots.

We also serve idiots.

But that's your job,
it wasn't mine.

Everybody's job is the same,
serving a bunch of idiots.

Yes, but not coffee.

What a fool!

It isn't the idiots
who bother you, right?

What, aren't you coming?

No, I wasn't invited.

But you are
coming with us.

No, thank you.
I'll rather see you tomorrow.

Fine, thank you.

As you wish, but this is the
second party you ditch us.

I am starting to suspect...

No, look at my outfit.
You should have told me before.

Fine, see you.
I hope next time.

Evelina!

You went too far.
Don't call me that again.

I never know
how to call you.

That's good, isn't it?

What did you want?

Just one thing, but I'd rather
tell you another day.

Fine, goodbye.

What a bighead.

What did he say?

- Nothing, a bunch of things.
- He's a great guy.

Did it go away?

Drink this and I'm
sure it'll go away...

but drink it quickly.

I can scare you
if you want.

What was that?

Nothing, just being silly.

You're shivering.

This will work, you'll see.

In the mean time,
keep talking.

That idiot,
he didn't want to commit.

He wanted me to continue
being a virgin.

A virgin over there
and in the ears...

because he sure
liked that filth.

I should have listened
to you before.

Oh well.

Well.

You could have ended your
relationship a long time ago.

It's better for you
to continue as you are...

than to play along
with those fools.

Damn impotents.

Damn world.

But you have been lucky.

The thing is you shouldn't
pay attention to them.

You have to see them
for what they are...

just machos.

Have you had sex
with Adrian?

What do you think?

Don't be silly.

If I had sex with him,
you would know.

He's a good guy, isn't he?

A little too responsible...

but yes, he's fun.

How weird.

I didn't even notice when
the hiccups went away.

You fool.

Go to sleep,
or we'll wake up my father.

And now?

What would have
been the problem...

if I had sex with Adrian?

I wouldn't have liked it.

Move over...

or God will think
we are lesbians.

If we arrive now, there's one
more station to see the rails.

There are your stupid rails.

Only you could think of
spending a day on the subway.

You're the one
who wanted to come.

I would have taken
you somewhere else.

- Yeah, right. Where?
- Somewhere else.

Thank you.

It was a great Sunday.
We should go out more often.

We could go to the
movies tomorrow.

- Really?
- Don't be silly.

Of course. I wouldn't tell
you otherwise. See you.

Evelina.

And now...

What do you want?

- No, nothing. Tomorrow is better.
- Tomorrow what?

I wanted to kiss you...

but tomorrow is better.

Fine.

You know I am dying
to see you again.

Go see who your
daughter is with.

If she had stayed at the office,
she would be with someone decent.

Who knows what kind
of guy he is.

Leave her alone.

She'll do as she
pleases anyway.

She's really stupid.

Preferring to work as a
waitress than as a secretary.

Where do I earn more?

Of course, others earn
more doing other things.

Why don't you
work in that?

Don't say those things.

Didn't you make
some lemonade?

No.

I forgot to buy lemons.

I gave the only one to your
father for his tequila.

Tortillas.

Who won today, dad?

Who other?

But don't change the subject,
I know you.

One works for earning money
and not for bragging.

What? Did the girl
finally fall asleep?

Yes, but she insists
on seeing her father.

Are you really not getting
back together with Fallo?

I already said I wouldn't.

But he's so nice.

I would like one of those.

Yes, but I felt really bad.

Since Pancho left me, I was
afraid he would leave me too.

That's why I left him first.

You're such a fool.

And what are you
planning to do?

I'll work, what else?

At the coffee shop
they need a coffee reader.

If you want,
I can talk to the owner.

Are you crazy?
That's the last thing I need.

For your sister to work
at the coffee shop also.

I'd rather work anywhere...

than just be a burden.

But I don't know
how to read coffee.

Nobody knows.

You just have to tell
everyone the same things.

That they are lonely,
they will suffer a disappointment...

and that later they'll
pee their pants from happiness.

Don't be rude.

What's wrong
with happiness?

What happened to that Patty
who used to read coffee?

An idiot.

Once when there were no clients
she read her own coffee.

Since she read
about a trip, she left.

But you should
think about it.

If you want I can talk
to the owner tomorrow.

It would be nice to
start working anywhere.

You'll find something later.

You are all crazy.

You just want to
ruin my Sunday.

Look...

the problem is over for her.

Oh, father. Which
problem would be over?

Stop pinching
your face, girl.

Do you feel better, Raul?

Do you feel better, Raul?

Rocio.

You have such a big stomach,
it might be vermin.

Rocio, I am going to
ask you some questions.

Do you love
your little sister?

But louder so we can hear.

Yes?

Who else do you love?

Your mother?

Who do you love?

Come, I'll take you
to the coffee shop.

Don't you love anyone?

Come, I am serious.

So be serious,
who is stopping you?

Or are you afraid
of this little device?

No, I want us to be alone.

Be alone by yourself.

You know
I don't like loneliness.

Let's go
to the coffee shop.

Why are you in a hurry
to watch me work?

Good thing
I didn't marry you.

Fine, let's go
to your house.

I want you to tell
me about Eva.

- I'd rather talk about me.
- I already know you.

Easy, isn't it?

You take me for a fool...

...and you know I am.

Let's talk about Eva.

She should change, right?

You are the one
who should change.

What's the use
in me changing?

If everything else
isn't going to change.

- Don't be like that.
- I am not.

So, yes?

Take me to the
coffee shop if you like.

Hello.

- Hello.
- What's up? It's early.

This guy,
he goes to extremes.

He either arrives too early
or too late, you never know.

- Will you invite me a coffee?
- No.

- What's wrong?
- Nothing.

I'll make you an
espresso but go sit.

- What's up with Evelina?
- Evelina your Grandma'.

And go sit. Or I won't
give you anything.

Prepare the bills, will you?

Who will owe?

- Red.
- You'll win.

Take this,
I have been losing.

If I say you'll win, you will.

Stupid old men,
you should kick them out.

And Eva plays along.

What do you want?

They bring the customers.

Yes, but they are pigs.

What are you doing here?

I came for my coffee.

I told you to
sit down, didn't I?

Come, sit for a while.

- I can't.
- Just for a moment.

What is it?

Nothing.

I just wanted to see you.

Don't be foolish.

Here it is, Ms. Eva.

- And thank you.
- You're welcome.

I will go to the movies
with you one day.

- What theater will you go to?
- It's his choice.

Miss, can I have
the check? Please.

What movie will you
take her to?

I don't know yet,
maybe to the one I have.

What's it about?

How would I know
if I haven't seen it yet?

You're right,
stupid old men.

No wonder the movies
are all cut up.

It's not a problem for the
people who go to the movies.

- What's wrong with those people?
- Bunch of pigs.

They only go
to see naked women.

As if you didn't
do the same.

Yes, but it
makes me angry.

- What happened yesterday?
- About what?

Did you forget?

Fine.

Maybe later.

Before I forget.
Here are your books.

- Did you read them?
- Yes.

Really? I barely
ever read them.

Take them, it's my gift.

Adrian doesn't like
this sort of thing.

No Mr. Luis, really.

Believe me.

I read them well.

Didn't I tell you?

You should have
been a soldier.

That's OK, I'll go.

I'll be right back,
I have a phone call.

Hello?

Hello?

Yes.

Hello!

In the 12 o'clock bus.

No, you don't have
to pick me up.

Tell my mother there's
nothing to worry about...

tomorrow she'll
see that I am fine.

My voice is not trembling,
you're crazy.

Yes...

I am not leaving any
issues unsolved.

I have no reason
to return.

But tell my mother that if I see
her crying, I'll go somewhere else.

Yes, fine.

Goodbye.

God wants the
doctors to be wrong.

Well...

goodbye again.

Tell your mother
to let us know...

and that we feel her grief.

Everyone here loved you.

Which ones should
I take, mom?

It's like this blue, right?

No, it's more like
the TV's blue.

I think this one
looks better.

- Don't you have some closed ones?
- How could I?

- I have to go.
- Leave them, I'll put them away.

Are you sure your
dress is finished?

You better take
another one, just in case.

You know Laura's mother
is very responsible.

You should go with
us to Toluca...

and not waste your time
with that lazy boy.

Dances and stupidities.
It's time to look for a husband.

She'll stay with Flora,
don't worry.

She'll take care of her.

Well, yes but... she could
spend two days with us.

Besides,
Rogelio's son is there...

he's a good boy
and would marry her.

Oh father, you can
get rid of me if you like...

but don't try
to get me married.

Silly girl.

I don't care if
you stay single.

But I love you. I would like
to see you marry well.

If you loved me you wouldn't
be bothering me all day.

Don't be rude. How can you
say that to your father?

Everything he says is because
he loves you, we love you.

What a strange
way to love me.

You better go.

Fine.

Well...

I think it's time.

Didn't you have
to leave at 12:00?

I agreed to see Adrian.

I better take my things
to the station...

so I can have more time.

Don't tell him
anything, Mr. Luis.

My friend.

Isn't he man enough
to know the truth?

Ideas one has.

Fine.

And remember...

money lost, nothing lost.

Youth lost,
something lost.

Faith lost,
everything lost.

It's important to have
faith in yourself.

And don't believe the doctors
let them say whatever they want.

And listen carefully...

before anything
happens to you...

I am sure others...

will die, and they
don't even know it.

And now...
Give me a hug.

It's a pity you're not my son,
I would kiss you.

- Tell me what's wrong.
- Stop bothering me.

I just want to know
why you're angry.

So stop bothering me.

We won't go anywhere...

I am not going to beg.

You are not even grateful
that I love you.

If you loved me you would
say it some other way.

What other way?

In a somewhat
less idiotic way...

with less stupid words.
- You're stupid.

That's better.
You're improving.

Forgive me,
I didn't mean that.

You know I love you.

The same story again.

You don't have any feelings.

How dare you?

How can you say
I don't have feelings?

Because you only know how
to love, there are other things.

You also have to feel
hate, rage, anger...

and we also have
to despise sometimes...

because if you can only love,
it's as if you didn't love.

Love by itself is useless.

- Very well, you can leave.
- Thank you, sir.

I'll stay later on Monday.

Excuse me...

Did you write
me this letter?

Since I saw you
reading a book, I thought...

Forgive me.

We're a little late.

Let's go.

Yes, we'll go.

And Laura?
Have you seen her?

Yes, she went in there.

What's wrong?
Didn't you like her?

Let me introduce you to...
my girlfriend.

- Nice to meet you.
- Hello.

He's Luis,
I told you about him.

The check. You asked
for it, didn't you?

You kiss as though it
was the last time.

You made my lips swell.

Have you seen
those old men?

Now look at the ladies.

They are playing
rough games.

Those old men find
in the magazine...

ads from women
in search of husbands.

Then they tell
them to meet here...

and bet on who
will wait longer.

Silly games!

Did it make you laugh,
bastard?

Put yourself in their shoes.

No woman should
humiliate herself...

in order to find a husband,
don't you think?

Yes.

But they must feel
really lonely.

There's no worse loneliness
than living with an idiot.

Don't you pity them?

You don't feel
love for them?

No.

I don't feel love for someone
who is not like me.

What's up? Aren't you
going to introduce me?

What's wrong
with you guys?

Order me another one.

Order two.
I'll be right back.

What's wrong?
Why didn't you dance?

Your friend.

What? He can't keep up?

Yes.

But he's too serious.

Serious?
He's dumb but go for it.

I'll be right back.

What's the matter?
Didn't you like the girl?

How could I not like her?
She's gorgeous.

So why don't you try it?

I don't know what to say.

Tell her whatever you want.
I spoke very well of you.

Hey, man. Can't
you leave tomorrow?

I told you I can't.

Are you going to the
house for your things?

No, I already took them.

Don't be an idiot; I'll take you
tomorrow in the truck.

It's fine.

We'll go out with them
again when I return.

Yeah right, as if Laura
is going to wait for you.

Seduce her, already.

I don't know how.

Hook up with her.
Come, let's go.

What's wrong?
Don't you like me?

- How can you say that?
- You don't talk.

Say something.

What do you
want me to say?

Recite all the words
in the dictionary...

or whatever you want.

What were you reading
in the coffee shop?

You even know English.

What did you
underline in red?

I have a certain disability
which is my strongest point.

The first beginning.

I will never be able to
betray those of my class.

The love to oneself
and to one's class...

is the first law of nature.

I am not interested
in how long I will live...

and on that issue
I have no control.

But I am interested
in deciding my lifestyle...

and that I can control.

I could only live
five minutes longer...

but they would be
five minutes in which...

I would have imposed
my conditions.

Protesting with the mouth
only brings pain.

I never do it under
any circumstances...

because it only
shows ingenuity.

It means
that unconsciously...

one hopes for
justice or humaneness.

From those who have
once and again proven...

to ignore the existence
of such virtues.

They hate us, don't they?

I like it that way.

That's how it should be.

If it wasn't so, I would be
doing something very badly...

and thus I would
have to hate myself.

I don't believe in such things
as freedom of expression...

when it is used to
rob and defame me.

All of the third world's
political movements...

are forcing the retreat
of colonialism.

They have learned
to confront...

the expeditionary
armies of the invader.

There's no possibility
of freedom without violence.

I am a simple man at heart.

Perfect love.

Perfect hate.

That's what
is inside of me.

I only recognize
two types of humans:

The innocent...

and the guilty.

It's as if you talked
about yourself.

Otherwise, I wouldn't
have understood you.

But don't worry...

it's not always
necessary to understand.

It's very nice to touch you.

My fingertips thank you.

You also read that
somewhere, right?

Yes.

But it's the truth.

Do you really
have to leave?

Can't you stay just
a little bit longer?

No.

I can't, say goodbye
to Adrian for me.

I hope you at least write.

Even if everything I say has
been said by somebody else?

They never said it to me.

Goodbye, then.

Goodbye.

- See you.
- Have a good sleep.

- Goobye.
- Thank you.

What's wrong?
Why haven't you fallen asleep?

Were you
waiting for me?

No, it's the habit.

Rafael always arrived late,
but I am going to sleep.

Let me introduce
you to a friend.

My sister. It doesn't
bother you, right?

No, I am going to sleep.

We wanted to watch TV...

the night movie.

As you wish,
I am going to sleep.

Goodnight,
nice to meet you.

I'll take the TV to my room
so we don't bother you.

Does it bother you?

No, goodnight.

Great.

No, grab the TV.

- What for?
- Just bring it.

Come on.

Put it there.

My love.

I promise to marry you.

Don't be foolish.

I didn't know it
was your first time.

But I knew.

Besides, we don't
need to get married...

just to get along better.

You're great.

How could you? Get dressed
and get out of here!

And I better not
see you again, idiot. Get out.

How could I have sex with you?
Get out, stupid!

Grab your clothes
and leave.

I told you to grab
your clothes!

You are offending me.

Damned degenerate.

How could you, really?
How could you play along with them?

Wait, let me explain.

Don't explain anything. Leave!
What are you waiting for?

I told you to shut up.

You think you're
great at everything...

and that you never
make mistakes, right?

I might not see them,
but you're not superior.

You're not better than me
or anyone. You're just prettier.

And that's why it seems
you are always right...

but that's not true
and you know it.

I pity you sometimes.

Leave.

Don't make that face.

We'll have a better
time tomorrow.

No, this is not how
I imagined love.

I thought it was
something beautiful...

but now I see
it's crazy and absurd.

Where are you going?

You told me to leave.

And you are an idiot for
paying attention to me, come.

Now I know why you are
always well shaved.

What happened?

You got me pregnant.

- Damn!
- You are an idiot.

You're the one who didn't
want to take anything.

You are an idiot.

What are you
laughing about?

It feels good to know
you can have a child.

Child! We have to see how
to get out of this one.

We both work, don't we?

We can even get married.

Yeah, right.
I would never marry you.

Don't insult me.

So think,
what can we do?

Laura told me about
some injections.

We have to buy them.

But I am afraid of shots.

What are you doing?

That's better, imbecile.

What's your problem?

He was bothering you, wasn't he?
He's an imbecile.

It takes two
imbeciles to fight.

So why do we fight?

You only cause problems.

You are my woman.
I won't let anyone bother you.

Woman when you support me,
and it's not going to happen.

Fine. Then get out
of the car and go with him.

That's what happens for
wanting others to respect you.

- Enough, no?
- Enough what?

You think the
shot didn't hurt?

It hurt me,
so you better shut up.

You can wait for your
dirty bus on the corner.

Aren't you going
to take me?

I have to deliver a movie.

Come with me
and I'll take you later.

No, it's late.

But you can pick
me up tonight.

For sure.

- Open your eyes.
- But you are hurting me.

Just a little.

Done.

Done?

Stupid drunk.

Ever since he arrived he
has only been bothering me...

insisting on
having sex with me.

How did it end?

How else?

He had sex with me.

You're crazy.

How could you have
sex with that old man?

Like most... face up.

Would you like to see me
in one of those tables?

Waiting for the man
of average economic position...

who wants
to form a home.

No. Neither one
or the other.

Besides, it was
only a little lay.

And lately his
lover or something.

I won't tell you
anything again.

I think that by the ears...

you would rather
still be a virgin.

You don't even listen,
you only criticize.

As they say, right?

Everyone can turn its
thing into a kite.

You can make it fly
as often as you want...

but not with old men.

He's not even forty.

Besides, I was speaking
about the ears...

and you didn't
hear me again.

- Do you have cappuccinos?
- Yes.

One.

Thank you.

If he's not over forty,
I'll have sex with him too.

I am sure he's fifty.

But he's very passionate.

Lying whore, I never know
when to believe you.

See? You should
have placed a bet.

This one will wait
until tomorrow.

Maybe she has
nothing else to do?

I thought she would be
the first to leave.

She cost me
twenty pesos.

How about we place
another bet to recover?

On her alone?

We can bet on how much
longer she'll wait.

The one closest to
the truth, wins.

Fine, I'll place
another twenty pesos.

I'll write it down.

How much time do
you estimate?

Twenty minutes.

Twenty minutes.

And you?

Ten minutes.

Ten minutes.

I give her fifteen.

It's silly that you don't
want to get married.

What for? Look at
how we are now.

Why would it be
worse when married?

Because it's always worse
for married couples.

We hardly ever laugh anymore.
We are always fighting.

That's true.

Maybe so.

But I am happy this way.

Are you really happy?
But you look so sad.

You also look sad.

You see.

Well yes, but if we
are sad together...

it's the same
as being happy, isn't it?

Oh, Adrian.
Wiill you marry me?

Damn it, forty pesos
for that whore.

Tomorrow we'll get even.

Hurry, leave!
I told you to leave!

- Evelina! Can't you hear me?
- Let me speak to him!

What do you want, idiot?

Come down!

Luis died.

Why are you crying?

Now I am afraid of pain.

Excuse me,
Adrian Romero?

- He was around there.
- Thank you.

Hello.

Hello.

I am still pregnant.

- Get another injection.
- Don't be silly, I want to have it.

What for?

Do you know what this silly girl
wrote the other day?

- Tell him, Almita.
- You tell him, it's not funny.

How did it go?

The infinite wisdom
of the blind...

makes them never
fall in love at first sight.

That's not how it went,
you ruined it.

Tell him the other
thing I wrote.

She looked in the mirror...

and didn't know which of
the two images she hated more.

Do you really
want to have it?

What for?

So he lives.
So he sees how this is.

So he sees that no matter
how bad things get...

he can always do something
to make it better.

- It's better for us?
- Of course it's better.

I don't understand.

Sometimes love
is very strange.

I don't know
what's stranger...

love...

or life as it is.

But it's good that
you want to have it...

so he can do better.

Or worse.