Original subtitles

Your mother was my friend.

What do you want from me?

l wanna help you.

he creature

the being, right on your table.

You really are my father.

Mest

[Scott] Do you think we'll ever find my mom?

[Paul] We'll find her.

How's your ankle?

Would be nice if 1 could stop running for a minute.

We can.

Look.

Come on. Come on.

[horn honks]

[tires screech]

[Scott] Are you sure it's safe to go to the assignment?

Open Mind Magazine.

We'll have to risk it.

everything but the camera,

we need a job more than ever.

\/

-Yeah. -[sighs]

[tires screech]

(e)

Yeah. Do you have burgers and stuff like that?

Everything's in the cooler, son.

Thanks.

can't Understand how we lost them.

They just disappeared, poof.

Wylie, has it ever occurred) to you

a being from a civilization where

intergalactic travel seems commonplace?

l know that.

What are we gonna do now?

[George] You're gonna get some more coffee,

then we're gonna backtre

we pick up the trail again

and then we start all over.

Ten bucks on two.

How do you work this thing?

Well, you gotta adjust

he equipment to the load there.

Id be three minutes on’ high.

One burger wou

[door opens]

you probably add! about 45 seconds each,

-Coffee?

He couldn't possibly have human parents.

Parents...

He's got a relative in the government.

Someone in a high up position,

someone with absolute authority.

sandwiches, powdered doughnuts, beef jerky?

Want cream and sugar in this coffee?

Black.

Beef jerky?

that much power have a kid like Wylie?

[engine starts]

[sphere whirring]

[engine sputters]

[engine cranking]

[tires screech]

[engine starts]

[chattering in Spanish]

[tires screech]

[chickens clucking]

[groans]

[sphere whirring]

[chuckles] That's pretty good.

[sighs]

[both arguing in Spanish]

[Paul] Excuse me. Excuse me.

-Can you he

[both speaking Spanish]

[in English] No English. Sorry.

[arguing in Spanish]

[arguing continues]

Excuse me.

Can you tell me how to get to E Street and Highland Avenue?

Sure. You the border,

take the 5 Freeway north to Chula Vista,

get off at the E Street exit.

Border?

You took a wrong turn, p pal.

[whispers] Mexico?

[phone dings]

Yeah, hi. Green Leaf Nurseries?

Hi. My name is Scott, and ! work

at a gas station of San Diego.

Uh, one of your drivers purchased

some gas from me a little while ago

and he left his credit card here.

And I believe he was headed south.

Could you tell me where I might send it to him?

Ensenada?

Mexico?

Yeah, thanks.

[chattering in Spanish]

[speaking Spanish]

[clamoring in Spanish]

[bystander speaking Spanish]

[Paul clears throat]

Bienvenidos.

[speaking Spanish]

Bienvenidos?

[laughs]

[in English]! think my English

ill serve us better than your Spanish.

My name is Tonita.

Paul! Forrester.

I'm sorry they bothered you.

Oh, they didn't bother me.

All they know how to do is beg.

It looked' to me like they were pretty hungry.

No, they were only pretending.

What they wanted was your money.

café over there.

What?

Oh, thank you, but no. I have to leave.

Just one glass, please?

It would) be very old for me

Please?

[chuckles]

[horns honking]

l'came here on accident.

l lost my son, and I have to find him.

Where is he? Where will you go?

Um, San Diego.

[chuckles]

You'seem like’a very nice man, Paul.

That is why! don't think you would mind if ! ask you a small favor.

A favor?

You

re anxious to get back to San Diego, no?

Mest

There must be room in your car for one person.

Oneand’a little bit more.

I'm sorry, l can't.

You would not help me?

with the father of her baby in San Diego?

I don't have a car.

What kind of an American are you with no car?

How do you plan to the border if you have no car?

Walk.

I don't think this is a good' time

for you to excited.

[tires screech]

[speaking Spanish]

Carlos.

[shouting in Spanish]

[Tonita exclaiming]

[Tonita arguing in Spanish]

[speaking Spanish]

[Tonita soeaks Spanish]

[footsteps departing]

[in English] Good morning, Paul.

I can't do it.

I can't marry you.

! heard you and your father shouting outside.

What?

When met you, you did not speak Spanish.

Well, I've been learning.

l don't know why he thinks I'm the father of your child.

He had me followed,

and when he saw me talking to you

he thought...

Why didn't you tell him?

I didn't have a chance.

Paul, please can't you help me?

No, ! can't.

l only wanna be with the father of my child.

You don't have much time.

We agree on something.

But you have to understand.

l understand more than you think.

The baby should! be born with her father,

Her father?

You think it's a girl?

Mest

You Sound’ so certain.

It's scary.

Tonita, all) want

is to get my things and leave.

I'm not asking you to do anything that cannot be undone.

Paul, it's my only chance.

l have to the father of my baby.

Who is your baby’s father?

Why doesn't he come here?

We fell in love when l was a student in Mexico City.

When I'found out ! was pregnant, l wrote to him,

but he

Ss never written me back.

Paul, please. I love him,

and I know he'd love this baby.

You have a son, you must know what I'm feeling.

That's why I can't help you.

He needs me. I've gotta go find him.

Tonita, but 1 cannot marry you.

! will find! your things,

and I will take care of myself.

[speaking Spanish]

[knocking on door]

[speaking Spanish]

[in English] She asked me to give you that.

[speaks Spanish]

[sphere whirring]

[flower pot shatters]

[guards shouting in Spanish]

[shouting continues]

[Tonita, in English] Looking for these?

[guards shouting in Spanish]

[shouting continues]

-[Tonita] Could ! drive? -[Paul] No.

! don't know why you're so mad at me.

I helped you to escape.

I'm not mad at you.

But you act as if you don't trust me.

I don't.

Because you're selfish,

you're inconsiderate

and what I think my son would' calla brat:

You have no feelings.

All want is to be with Richard when the baby is born.

-Now, what's so terrible about that? -Nothing.

l want you to be with Richard.

That's not true.

I think you're very nice.

I will pay for your help when we get to San Diego.

Tonita.

[Sighs] My son is in a strange

And you've taken over my life for your own purposes.

Well, we both have to go to San Diego, senor.

We both h

to cross the border.

l mean, what's so special about San Diego

ry to keep people out?

Very funny.

Youlthink that'everyone who wants’ to live

in the United States can just walk in?

[Paul] They can't?

You never heard of immigration quotas?

Anyway, my father will tell

lice we stole this car.

We'll have to cross the border illegally.

Well, how do we get across this, uh, border?

[chickens clucking]

[Tonita] We'll have to find a coyote.

[Paul] Coyote?

Wolf-like carnivore?

[speaking Spanish]

pedestrian] What time is it?

Excuse me, I'm looking for Paul Forrester.

Well, that makes two of us.

Well, of course, he's only one day late, l suppose that's not so unusual.

you are a friend of his.

Paul and I\don't have friends, young man.

We don't even have famil

Uh... He does.

He-- He's my dad.

Well,

my condolences.

Listen, if you run into him, will you tell him ! hired somebody else?

Look, I think we got off on the wrong foot here.

Can we start again? 1 mean--

I can't help you, young man,

l have a magazine to get out.

Allright.

Look, I know he's gonna be here, okay?

We were on our way here, and we got split up.

And he hurt his foot:

What? Jumping out of a second story window?

Yeah. How'd you know?

Oh, ‘cause he's jumped out of

Unfortunately, never mine.

Allright) just!

-l'Il just have to wait here for him. -No.

I told you, you can't wait here, kid.

l have work to do.

Allright.

Thank you.

[door closes]

[sighs]

l don't think you should attempt it, senora.

dangerous,

y in her condition.

For once in your life, Tonita,

listen to what people are telling you.

an't solve every problem

by just charging straight ahead.

Were youl there when your child was born?

[sighs]

No.

Then you don't know what I'm talking about.

Do you know someone

who can get us across without fail?

No, senora.

Someone we could trust?

[patron sighs]

Come with me.

[patron speaking Spanish]

[in English] Hello.

How may I be of service?

We have to get to San Diego.

lsee.

Naturally, we would prefer to go the usual way,

but certain complications--

l understand completely.

Then you'll help us?

Of course.

And ! am sure you understand

that the resolution of t 39 Gompliceniens

l assume these risks have a price?

A regrettable reality.

l understand.

have these!

Oh, no, Senora, please, you insult me.

By morning we will be in the north.

l leave it to you

to set the worth of my humble services.

-Thank you. -Tonita, I...

Leave it to me.

Your friend is right to question.

l must warn you, senor.

There are very evil people

who perform the same service as I do.

Still you could try another place, or someone else,

but l/ Understood there was an urgency.

l'am sure we are in safe hands.

You've been most kind, senor.

[speaks Spanish]

Come with me.

where you can rest until sunset.

[pleats]

[patron speaking Spanish]

Who are all these people?

l thought we were going alone.

Well, uh, you wanted to leave

immediatel

and these people

have been waiting for days.

No, there must be a mistake.

lam paying Senor Delgado for myself

These people will have to make

their own arrangements.

No mistake, senora.

These people have made

their own arrangements

with Don Delgado, just like you have.

You don't understand:

I'm going to San Diego

to be with my husband

not to pick grapes for no money.

I think you should stop talking.

-What do you mean? -] mean that’s enough.

These people wanna get across

the border as badly as we do.

It's not their fault they don't have jade necklaces.

[speaks Spanish]

[Paul speaks Spanish]

Yeah, what will it be?

How much for a soda?

[merchant] 65 cents.

That's-- That's close enough.

Wait a minute.

Happy, hand me one of them.

Listen, I'm trying out this new brand of hot dog.

Why don't you try one and tell me what you think?

Thanks.

No, no, no.

[speaks Spanish]

Alin [chuckles]

[both speak Spanish]

You

You're the same to everyone.

ese camp

to the men in the tavern.

You have only one face.

Well... [clears throat]

...you only need one face.

[chuckles]

[speaking Spanish]

[chattering in Spanish]

[sighs, speaking Spanish]

a night to travel

because of the full moon,

but that we have to be very quiet.

Mest

[chattering in Spanish]

Senor Delgado will get us through.

By morning, we will be away from these people,

! will be with Richard, and we will have the baby.

Tonita, why do you keep calling

the others "these peop

Aren't we all people?

Of course! We are)

ut ! have nothing in common with them.

What about with me?

You're different.

You and'! are more alike, I

Don't you see?

‘t you that

tonight we'll all be the same?

We'll all face the danger together.

One other thing...

We'll/all be afraid! together.

No.

[helicopter whirring]

[chattering in Spanish]

[speaks Spanish]

[police radio chatter]

[helicopter whirring]

elgado speaks Spanish]

[chattering in Spanish]

[Tonita grunts]

[police radio chatter]

[Tonita groans]

[sighs]

[speaks Spanish]

[speaking Spanish]

[groans]

[whistles, coughs]

[guns click]

[speaking Spanish]

Well, Senor Ruiz,

you are a man of many faces.

Him first.

limathinking!

Why don't you just hand me your gun?

[Tonita gasps] Paul!

You! animals!

[Delgado] Go ahead, shoot him!

[sphere whirring]

[exclaims]

Idiots!

[siren wailing]

[helicopter whirring]

[speaking Spanish]

[siren continues]

[migrant speaking Spanish]

[Tonita groans]

[groaning]

[screams]

[speaking Spanish]

Do you have a wrist watch?

Yes. Yes, I do.

This will time the contractions.

The what?

[Tonita gasping, crying]

[midwife speaking Spanish]

It's alll right.

It's alll right.

[whispering in Spanish]

[chattering in Spanish]

[chattering continues]

You were right,

last night we were all the same.

We were’ all afraid:

Everyone, but you.

No, me too.

The blue light...

l saw the magic blue light.

Is that why you're not afraid?

[Tonita screams]

[speaking Spanish]

It's all right. Stay calm. Count.

[speaking Spanish]

It's the baby.

[screams]

ill you talk to Richard?

[Paul] Let me if he's there.

[midwife] Hurry, senor.

We don't have much time.

Hello?

[person] I'll be down in a sec.

Are you Richard Billings?

Yeah, hi. Are you with the freight company?

I'ma friend of Tonita Cordova.

don't know who you are, mister,

but ! haven't seen,

or heard from her in a long time.

I've been Cut of the count

Whatever the problem is, I'm sure Senor Cordova will straighten it out.

She needs you.

What's wrong?

She's going to have a baby.

[gasps]

A\baby?

[chattering in Spanish]

We've traveled a long way just to be here with you.

She's with you? She's here?

[gasping, groaning]

-No, no, no.

You! must lié down) now, senora: It's time!

In here.

Yes, you have a bed?

Don't try to talk now.

Oh, good.

We have to use the floor. [speaks Spanish]

[Tonita gasping, groaning]

Pillows, bring pillows.

[chattering in Spanish]

must tell you what happened.

Nothing is the same.

Come on!

aS eckiile om

Blow, blow.

-[screams] -Don't push! Don't push.

Don't/push’

Breathe.

Blow.

Don't push. Don't push.

Can't you do something for her?

[midwife] Get another blanket.

I have to rip your pants.

[Tonita panting]

You've seen what can do.

I'm going to help you now to ease the pain.

No, no.

lam no different than any of these women.

This is the pain of having a child.

[gasping, panting]

[midwife] All right.

[speaks Spanish]

-[midwife] All right, push now. Push! -l'm here, Tonita. I'm here.

Harder.

[Tonita straining]

[midwife] Push. It's coming.

Yes, push. It’s coming.

Good. Good girl.

[midwife exclaims]

It's’al girl!

It's’al girl!

It's’al girl!

[baby crying]

[laughing]

[crying continues]

[chattering in Spanish]

[toasting in Spanish]

She's beautiful!

Thank you, Angela, for everything.

[Richard] You should pick a name.

like Paula for the first name.

And for a last name, I like yours, I think.

Your father will be angry.

He'll be angry,

but we have to think of our own family now.

ichard] Is this what you meant

when you said nothing was the same?

The baby is part of it, but--

Something) happened to me on the way here!

can't explain it.

But I' know I'm not the same person.

Do you understand?

l Understand my love now, more than ever.

And I love this new person too.

Rest now, both of you.

[sighs] I'm not sure what happened,

but right now I'm so happy, ! don't care.

l would like to thank you for whatever it was you did.

Happy birthday.

That's right.

I'm gonna get some wine, and we're gonna toast my new family.

Do you understand?

When I/became a father,

but! didn't know it for a long time.

You know it already.

l have to go now.

To be with your son?

Will you be all right?

! have my family with me.

[toasting in Spanish]

Have you been crying?

Me? No.

No, I...

I just had! something in my eye. It's okay now, though.

Good.

Well, what have you been doing the last couple of days?

Nothing.

knew you'd show up. [chuckles]

What about you?

Well, what do you say

we go and about that j

1 saw her go in there a little while ago.

l met her yesterday, ! think.

I'm kind of losing track. [chuckles]

I'm pretty sure she hasn't given

the job to anyone else--

Scott?

Yeah?

l was worried about you.

l missed you too.

[chuckles]

should probably have my head examined for this,

but there you go.

You know, you are the only photographer I know

who has the guts to be two days late for an assignment

and still demand a cash advance.

s for expenses and everything.

We'll keep record of it.

Forget it.

Some things never change.

People do.

I'm not the same man that you knew.

Oh, settling down, are you?

-That’s part of it. -[Ida] Uh-huh.

the world at the drop of a hat,

and no more jumping out of windows

just one step ahead of whatever?

No.

[laughing]

Sure, some things never change.

-[intercom buzzes]

Yeah, what is it?

Ida, there's a George Fox here to see you.

Oh. Um...

Okay, just a minute.

Hey! Hey, wait!