All language subtitles for Rapina.1975.SPANISH.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-VXT

-See you tomorrow, Porfirio.
-See you tomorrow, brother.

So, how's he been?

Pretty bad.
He was even talking to himself.

Well, sure.
He's running a very high fever.

I served him his bitter tea,
but it didn't help.

I think we got it wrong.

I don't think
this is indigestion.

I told you, Porfirio.
This is for the doctor.

Yes, but, how can I ask him

when I still owe him
for the last call?

What's it to him?
He can put it on your tab.

My tab.
He's not Simon from the store.

Whatever!
Pops dying would be much worse.

I'll go see if Evodio can help.
I'll be right back.

Don't you worry, brother.

I've had worse fevers
and I'm still alive and kicking.

It's not the same.

Pops is old,

and I don't even know
what's got him.

Sure you won't eat with us,
brother?

Thanks, sister,
but, how could I be hungry?

Look, com padre,
we're totally broke, but...

we've got that little pig.

No, brother, no way.

What are friends for?

Besides, we were about
to slaughter it.

So, we'll just pretend
we've eaten it already

and that's that.

It's the only one
you have, Evodio.

Never mind, Porfirio.
It probably feels all alone.

-Take it!
-No.

It doesn't feel right.

Porfirio...

Wouldn't you do
the same thing for me?

-Yes, of course.
-There you go, it's settled.

Okay, brother.

Now you can stop worrying
and have some beans with us.

C'mon. There's nothing
to be done now.

We'll go to town
together tomorrow.

Just because it's you
who's asking, Porfirio.

Nobody in town
will pay you this much.

Thank you.

Listen, how's Don Andrés doing?

Badly.

That's what the money's for,
to pay the doctor.

Right, well,
send him my regards.

Thanks, I'll be seeing you.

Hello, Porfirio.
What brings you here?

I came to see you, doctor,
because Pops is really ill.

Wait a little while.
Have a seat.

Did you know there's a teacher
for the school?

-That's good, Mr. Doctor.
-I'm talking to him.

-I'll be with you when I'm done.
-Whatever you say.

Doctor, I won't take up
any more of your time.

I just wanted
to introduce myself.

I was told to contact
the important people.

So who told you
that I'm important?

Don't be so modest.

I've heard a lot about you.
We'll talk some other time.

I don't know
if I should wish you luck.

It'd be like sentencing you
to remain here.

That's why I've come.

You don't know
what you're doing.

Burying yourself
in this filthy place.

Among this rabble.

These are the people
I want to help.

I'd like to offer them
a horizon.

The only horizon
that interests them

is the one on the hills.

None of them
will go any further.

That might be so, but,
what's so bad about living here?

It's like being nowhere.

Like living out of this world.

It's like you said...

We'll strive to integrate
this lost community

into the civilized world.

I believe any town
can become a great city.

Very good, professor.

I think your classes
will be very nice.

One day, I might go
and listen in on one.

In exchange, I'll invite you
to share my experiences.

Look...

whenever I help deliver
a newborn...

I always wonder
what the son

of one of these savages
will be good for.

For nothing...

except simply vegetating,
and leading an empty life.

Then they'll just die
without achieving

or leaving anything behind.

As if they had never existed.

And what would
you have them do?

We haven't given them
any incentives,

we haven't educated them.

All we do is despise them
and forget about them.

What have we given them?

Me?

Many years of my life.

And you can't imagine
how much I regret it.

Why, doctor?

You're doing
an important job here!

Nothing is important here.

Living and dying
are just biological phenomena.

Nothing changes anything.

We're all already dead.

-Then why are you here, doctor?
-Hmm, I don't know.

I've thought of leaving
a thousand times, but stayed.

I think their apathy
has rubbed off on me.

Besides, it's too late to start
all over again somewhere else.

It's unsettling to hear you
talk like that.

Yes. You'll get to know them.

It took years for them
to hear a radio

without crossing themselves
in fear.

They're true animals.

True beasts.

Is that what he said?

And a lot of other things.

I didn't understand
some of them,

but they sounded bad.

Well, the doctor
really seemed to like us.

I guess he doesn't.

He said he's always wanted
to leave but couldn't.

Let him think what he wants...

as long as your father
gets better.

Yeah.

But when I heard him
talking I felt disgust.

Thanks for everything, doctor.

Don't forget to buy
the medication.

How is he, doctor?

He's very frail.

I'll come to see him tomorrow.
Call me if he gets worse.

-Porfirio...
-What is it?

-The money!
-Yes, you're right!

Doctor!

I managed to get
a small amount.

I hope you'll forgive me.

It's all right, Porfirio.
Until tomorrow.

You shouldn't have spent
that money on the healer.

It's all over for me.

Don't say that, Pops.

-Don't you want to live?
-What on earth for?

I've already done my part.

Pops...

how can I get peace of mind?

By working...

being honest,
and having children.

That's exactly what I've done.

The boy's about to be born,
but... what then?

Well, then...

Didn't you ever
want to leave, Pops?

What for?

Well... just...

so that everything's
not always the same.

No, Porfirio.
We have a lot to do here.

Wherever you go,
you'll be like a stranger.

You'll be fighting
against others.

No, we have to work here

on that little parcel of land
that's ours.

Yes well,

so what's the other side
of the world for?

For the ones that live there.
They have their own problems.

Otherwise,
we'd all live piled up.

No, Porfirio. No.

Don't even think about it.

Settle down here,
in our village

until your time comes.

Like me.

What's wrong, Porfirio?
Don't feel like working today?

Listen, Evodio.

If we shouldn't leave
the village like Pops says...

then why did they build
the road?

-Hmm. Well, I don't know.
-Weird, isn't it?

I think they built it
from there to here.

That must be it!

-What's with you?
-Nothing.

Keep still.

You don't love me anymore!

Again!

It's not that, you're wrong.
It's just that Pops is ill.

What's wrong, Porfirio?

You've been
really strange lately.

You're good at grinding me down!

He seems to be bewitched.

He doesn't even work now.
Just spends his time thinking.

So what's he thinking?

He wants his kid
to be born elsewhere.

So, he won't die here.

What does he care
where we die?

Then he starts talking
about seeing the world,

being different
from the animals.

How do you like that? Final!

Yes Evodio, I heard you.

He's all happy
because of his son.

I don't see him quite so happy.

The other day
he was moaning

about how bad and ugly
the town was.

Well, sometimes you get bored
of always seeing the same stuff.

My God!
You almost agree with him.

You won't believe me...

but when I was pregnant
with our child that died...

I got to thinking
that it would be nice

to have money
and live differently.

Nothing to be done
about that now.

We were born poor
and we'll die poor.

That's right.

Is it serious, doctor?

Yes.

Come with me.

I've got some medicine
he'll need in my office.

At your orders, doctor.

Come.

Where the devil did I put that?

Here it is.

-Are we all like that, doctor?
-All of us.

But this one's been skinned,
hasn't he?

That's right.

-Very ugly.
-Depends on your point of view.

We're even worse on the inside.

Here. Give him one of these
every three hours.

Do you think
Pops will get better, doctor?

I don't know, Porfirio.
He's gotten old.

But I'll do all I can.

Nobody dodges that, Porfirio.

Consider that Pops
has lived his life--

What good did it do him?

He spent it all
like a little animal.

Like you say.

Me?

I hope you forgive me
but I overheard

what you told
the school teacher.

Well...

Sometimes, I'm having a bad day,
and... talk too much.

You don't really care
if a local person dies, right?

It's not me, Porfirio.
It's the others.

If you only knew
how big the world is...

you'd be scared to realize
what a small place we live in.

So, how do we get
out of here, doctor?

It's not a question
of leaving, Porfirio.

Rather, it's the wish
to better yourself,

to improve, to progress.

Instead of being
So easily contented.

I do want to leave
this place, doctor!

-What should I do?
-Nothing.

Just have desire and bravery.

A drink?

Do you want my advice, Porfirio?

Don't think about it.

Don't think about it,
or you'll wind up like me.

What's your problem, Camilo?

What's wrong with you, Porfirio?

You won't serve me a drink?

You've had enough.

-I want another drink!
-You've had enough, Porfirio.

What is it to you?
My drink!

Porfirio, go back home.
Take my advice.

Your father's very ill.

So what?
We're all going to die anyway.

Did you hear that, people?
We're all going to die!

And nobody will give a damn!

What will you do about it?

Enough, Porfirio.
Don't provoke them.

And you too will rot here

because you don't know
how huge the world is!

-And what do I care about that?
-That's just it!

You don't have the guts
to leave!

I'm not moving from here.

Look, Porfirio.

I had a great uncle
who had the same obsession.

He left for the big city.
Do you know how he ended up?

Penniless!

No. Things are awful over there.

Don't even think
about it, Porfirio.

But I...

I don't want to spend
my life chopping trees.

I don't want to die like Pops!

I don't want to die that way!

I don't want to die that way!

You have to accept it, Porfirio.
It's God's will.

Mr. Priest...
what happens when you die?

Well, if you've been good,

kind to your neighbor
and obeyed the Church...

you'll go to Heaven.

And what then?

There is no sorrow, pain,
or hunger over there.

Over there
you'll have everlasting joy.

Always in the same place?

You won't be thinking
about that over there.

Then it's better
to travel the world

before kicking the bucket.

Porfirio, if God
put you in this place

there's a reason for it.

The doctor was right, then.

You only leave this place
when you're dead!

-Good morning, sister.
-Good morning, brother.

What's up with Evodio?

His foot is really swollen
today.

Hmm. Could it be that
my brother's trying

to dodge work?

No, brother, it's really bad.
Come and see for yourself.

What is it, Evodio?

Just take a look
at how bad my foot is.

It doesn't look good, brother.
It's full of pus.

It's due to that splinter
yesterday.

But I don't know
how it got infected.

It must be that bad breeze
at the cemetery, right brother?

Yeah, it must be that.

You'd better squeeze it,
brother.

-And make him a leaf poultice.
-Yes, I'll do that.

Looks like you'll be alone
today, brother.

It's all good.
I'll check on you when I return.

I think I'll be fine
by tomorrow.

I'm leaving, sister.

Go with God, brother.
Have a good day.

Christ!

You were gone a long time,
Porfirio. I was getting worried.

I went further out today.

How did it go?

I'll tell you now.

-I'm hungry.
-I'll serve your food.

Any news here?

Nothing much.

I went around
and Evodio is better.

Anything else?

Just that.
The herbs did him good.

He'll go with you tomorrow.

-Where were you at noon?
-What's that about?

I'm asking you where you were!

Over there,
with Fina and Evodio!

I even helped out Fina.

-Didn't you hear anything?
-Hear what?

Whatever. Did you hear or not?

What's up?
You're acting strange.

What's strange about it?

I want to know if you heard
one of those low-flying planes.

As if I had nothing else to do
but to listen for planes.

One fell down today.

Where?

Over the high part of the hill.

I went to see
if I could help out, but...

they're all dead!

Have you already spoken
to the police?

-No.
-What are you waiting for?

You don't know what's up there.

There's a lot of good stuff!

And I think nobody saw
the plane falling.

All the stuff could be ours.

But that would be like stealing!

Stealing? From whom? The dead?

Yes!

Even if they can't complain,
it's just not right.

We've never taken anything
from anybody.

Let's be clear that if Evodio
doesn't agree, it's over.

If I tell Evodio I'll have
to give him half of it.

-So what?
-So what? It's a lot of money!

Porfirio!

Evodio has always shared
everything with us.

He even gave you
his piglet to help Pops!

All right.

And don't you dare tell anyone!

I'd have to be crazy.

Well, I'll be!

I leave you alone for one day
and look what happens.

Nothing to do with me!
It was an act of God.

The Devil, rather, brother.

Do you think the Lord
would bring down a plane?

Well, it happened.
And only we know about it.

I don't know what to say,
brother.

I'll have to think about it.

What did your wife say?

At the beginning
she was reluctant like you.

She considered it a theft.

If the owner doesn't complain...

That's for sure.

And if there's a racket,

other people will come
and profit.

The brother's right.

It's our only chance
to beat poverty.

No. I don't know, brother.
I'm not convinced.

Listen!
What if we ask the priest?

No, we're behind schedule.

And maybe he'll want us
to tithe.

Or perhaps even worse.

What do you say, Evodio?

We'll talk on the way.

Bless you, sister.

It's a steep climb, brother.

Be thankful
it's not yesterday's path.

It was much worse, brother.

Have you thought it over,
Porfirio?

Yes. I'll never get lucky
like this again.

And when they ask us
where the money comes from?

-They won't know.
-C'mon!

I'm leaving this place, Evodio.

At it again, brother?

And if you were smarter
you'd do the same.

I don't even have a place to go.

The world is a huge place,
brother!

And with money in your pocket...

I'll think it over.

Move, you lazy donkey!

Oh brother, so many dead!

Yes. These airplanes
carry a lot of people! Come.

Look, Porfirio, it works!

Take it, brother.
It might be useful.

Run, brother.

What's that, brother?

I wonder...

We'd better leave.
We have enough, brother.

You want to leave the rest here?

-We can't take everything.
-Of course, we can!

With about twenty trips
to the cavern

we can get everything.

Twenty... They'll come
for the dead before that!

That's why we have
to choose the best stuff!

Get on with it!

Brother...

-Good morning.
-Morning.

I told you it had fallen
around here.

So many dead!

No one survived!

Look, Tiburcio! A clock!

Leave it.
It belongs to the gentlemen.

You won't believe me,
but we're just looking.

So, what's that?

They're orders.

And how do you know

who owns what
when it's all scattered?

Well... nobody really knows.

You won't mind
if we grab some stuff for us?

No. Why?

Can we share the goods?

Sure, but those were ordered.

Well, take them, then.
We'll be fine with what's left.

Did you see anyone else around?

Nobody.
Not even a trace of anyone.

We were close by.

We've got a charcoal deposit
on the other side.

That's good.

If you'll excuse us.

It looks bad, Porfirio.

They still have to go back.

No more water, José.

Well, we hadn't planned
on coming here.

It's a miracle
there was some left.

Do you two live far away?

On the San Camilo path.

You've got a long walk.

Plus you'll have
a lot of things to carry.

You'd be better off
with several trips.

No way!

In a while we'll have soldiers
and others snooping around.

-Didn't you bring donkeys?
-We left them with the charcoal.

- I can go get them.
-Thing is I'm already hungry.

Don't worry about that,
my friend.

We brought some tacos.

Well, if you'd do us
the favor...

Of course.
We're Christians, after all.

I'll go get the donkeys.

Tiburcio!

Tiburcio!

I'd better go with you.

Don't want to be alone
with those two.

Who'll look after the stuff?

Give me the machete.

What's with you, Porfirio?
Why feed them?

Why not?

Without the donkeys, they would've
had to leave with less stuff.

They won't be taking anything.

Fix the tacos.

What do you need that for,
amigo?

There's nothing to cut.

It got in his way.

Well, gentlemen.
Until we meet again.

What's your hurry, amigo.

Night will soon fall
and we're far away.

We're on the same path,
let's stick together.

Of course. We're both
carrying valuable goods.

Please excuse our bad manners.

It's just that... we didn't know
you were heading the same way.

That's where his humble home
is located.

Thank you.
Well, let's be on our way.

-What's up, Evodio?
-Why the long trek, brother?

So they don't leave
with the stuff, what else?

Have you planned it all?

Every little bit.

If they start blabbering
around town,

our goose is cooked.

Go on, brother.
Their fate is sealed.

Don't you want to sleep
a while, amigo?

-I'm just not sleepy.
-It happens sometimes.

What will you say
about the stuff you're taking?

Nothing.

We'll stow it away
and sell it later.

Little by little.

Good idea.
I think we'll do the same.

-Right, José?
-Sure!

Because if we let on,

there's going to be a bunch
of people coming to loot.

Yeah... and the police.

That's right.

It's best to keep
our mouths shut.

Don't worry about us,
we'll keep quiet.

So, we're all agreed.

Nobody will know.

We... don't even know
each other.

It's cold.

If you want to get some sleep...

I'm not sleepy at all.

So, if you want to sleep...

Well, you might be right.

Brother, if we fall asleep
we'll never see the dawn.

I know! I'm just pretending.

But that guy won't sleep.

Lo, brother!

Just let the dawn come
and you'll see.

What happened?

No!

Don't kill me!

-Is he dead?
-I don't think so.

Brother!

-Just leave him.
-So, he can tell on us?

But... in cold blood?

We're already in the hole.

C'mon. There's plenty to do.

Just leave them like that?

-We can't bury them.
-They'll find them, brother.

What do we care, Evodio?

-When did we come to this place?
-Well... never.

There you go! Let's go.

Did you notice
there was nobody on the path?

Yeah! Nobody saw us!

-Thank God.
-Don't mention him, Porfirio.

What are you worried about?
That's what I'd like to know.

Just that.
What God thinks of us.

It can't be very good,
with those two dead today.

There are other dead people
in the world.

What's that got to do with it?

God has other people
to watch, besides us.

Yeah.

But I had never killed
anybody before.

Nothing's changed.
You didn't do anything.

Yeah... but I let you do it.

Look, Evodio...

This is the first time
in my life

I have something of value.

If you had gotten in the way...

you'd have suffered
the same fate as them.

Are you that crazy
about this stuff?

We've always been poor.

But I had never felt so small
and tied down before.

Now, we'll become decent people!
Don't you understand?

Yeah, well...

To be frank, I can't stop
thinking about those two.

Don't you think

they would've done
the same to us?

Don't worry about it, brother.
C'mon, give me a hand with this.

What about their donkeys?

We'll let them loose.
They know their way back home.

What if the police
arrested them?

There's no police up there
on the hills.

They're not goats.

Something's up.
They've never taken so long.

They had to get all the stuff
and then go on to the cavern.

Don't worry.

God willing.

Will we really be rich?

Just think of all the stuff

that fits in the belly
of a plane like that.

Probably around 500 pesos.

You think so?

Minimum.

Well!

Then I'll ask Evodio to buy me
a new mortar and another shawl.

What for, sister?
We'll be leaving soon.

Evodio hasn't mentioned
anything.

He'll tell you.

He's now obsessed
like Porfirio. You'll see...

-What is it?
-They're here!

We're here.

-You took so long!
-It's very far.

Let's see!
What did you bring?

Nothing!

-Really!
-We told you beforehand.

It's all in the cavern.

Not even a radio
so we can listen to music?

What for?
You never listen to it.

Come to think of it,
we did bring something.

For all of us?

No, my brother here
brought the same amount.

Can I touch them?

Fina! Fina!

What are you doing?
Did you hear me?

What are you doing
with the money?

I... I just wanted to count it.

What for?

Didn't you already know
the amount?

Yes...

But since I saw it in my dreams,

I woke up
and thought it wasn't true.

I wish it were.

What's wrong, Evodio?
Aren't you glad?

I am...

But frankly,
I can't stop thinking

it's ill-gotten money.

But didn't you yourselves say

that if you didn't take
the stuff,

-others would?
-Yes, of course.

So, stop worrying.

Do like I do...

and think of nice things.

Of all the things we can buy.

Look, Porfirio!
Will you buy it for me?

Take them!

And I'll take these,
they're nice.

I want a pair of shoes.

What?

Are you mad,
you've never worn shoes!

-Good reason to get a pair.
-Your feet will hurt, brother.

After a while
you get used to them.

That's right, Porfirio.
You need to progress!

-How much are these?
-For you, 60 pesos.

I'll take them.

I told you! You're so stubborn.

It's just the first few days.
I'll wear them again tomorrow!

Right, until you become
a cripple!

So, how do people
get used to them?

Because they start
when they're kids,

not when they have huge feet
like yours.

Maybe so, but we're not
going barefoot to the city.

-Is that still on your mind?
-More than ever.

Now there's no reason for us
to remain stuck in this...

filthy town.

Now we have plenty of money!

-What are we going to do there?
-Whatever.

We can start a business
selling... something.

We'll be all by ourselves.

Here, at least
we have our brethren.

No! Evodio and Fina
are coming with us.

Did you speak to him?

Not yet,
but I think he's all set.

So, when will you show us
the stuff you took?

I... don't know.

The cavern is far away
and you're in no condition...

I can go slowly.

Look, tomorrow Fina and I
can go to the hill where you are.

We'll take your lunch,
and when you're finished,

you can take us to the cavern.

What's your hurry?
Can't you wait?

Well... to be honest, no.

You know that we're rich...

I have trouble believing it.

Okay.

Make your plans with Fina, then.

What's up?
Why did you go so far?

Since we're going to the cavern,
it's better to be close by.

Fine, so let's be on our way!

What the...?
Didn't you bring the food?

Yes, but we can all eat
at the cavern.

No way! You two were strolling.

We were working
and we're hungry!

Not me.

What's with you, then?

It's early
and I'm not hungry yet.

Well...

You guys win,
let's go to the cavern.

It's really dark, isn't it?

-What if someone comes in?
-To do what here?

You never know.

I think it would be better
to bury it all.

-We'll see, we'll see. Go on!
-We're getting there, brother.

So, how will we get
the stuff out?

There's enough room
for the donkeys.

There it is.

What?

You two made such a racket
and now you just stand there!

Is it all there?

Have you seen this, Rita?

It'll look good in the city!

It's not complete, Evodio.
The top part is missing.

I couldn't wear it like this
and showing everything, right?

Well, well.

How do you like this?

Isn't it pretty?

Evodio, what animal
does this fur come from?

It's got to be rabbit,
what else?

Don't think so, brother.

Maybe a rare rabbit
we haven't seen.

Can I take it home?

Where will you go?
What will we tell people?

We'll say nothing.
I just want it as a blanket.

-It's so warm...
-No, no.

Keep calm, sister.

We can't take anything
from here.

So, what good did it do
that you found it?

We need to wait a few days.
Be patient.

Listen. Are these the...
the really expensive kind?

Sure thing, sister.

The dead were all
very high class.

Can I take it home?

Sure! I saw it and grabbed it
for the baby.

-Let me see, Rita.
-Look!

It's so cute!

But it's dirty here.

It's blood!

Your pain isn't normal, Rita.
Have you been working too hard?

Well, doctor, she's got to work
to prepare the food.

Maybe it's because I walked
so much yesterday.

Lie down over there.

-The other way.
-Huh?

-On the other side.
-Oh.

Will the baby be harmed, doctor?

Porfirio, don't even think
about that.

But you have to be careful.

Like what happened
to Evodio's son?

That was different.

Well, everything seems normal.

Really?

Yes, but...

I want to examine Rita
again next month.

We might not be here
by then, doctor.

We're leaving for the city.

You'll have it your way, right?

It's not because of me.

I want the kid to grow up
somewhere else.

Where he won't grow up
as an animal.

Where he can study.

Sounds good, Porfirio.

I wish we could all do the same.

Why don't you leave also,
doctor?

Me? Because I'm afraid.

How's that?

Yes... I lack the courage
to fight and start again.

Fear is like a cage, Porfirio.

And when you're a coward
you stay trapped inside forever.

That's it, Rita!
Tell her, doctor.

Tell her
that we're all dead here!

Not so much dead as frightened.

I don't want my son to be born

and for you to think
he's a savage's son!

No, Porfirio.

Nobody will think that
about your son.

-So, the doctor agrees?
-Sure!

And I think he envies me too.

And he told me that Rita
will get better attention

in the city.

So what's she got?

He didn't say, but I think
it might be the baby's position.

So, when would
we be leaving, Porfirio?

We'll wait another ten days.

Then we sell the stuff
and we can leave.

You know what, Porfirio?

I was thinking yesterday

it might be good
to confess myself.

-Which sin?
-All of them.

The simple truth is that
I'm not at peace with myself.

Just hang on, brother!

It's all right
to come clean with God.

But at least wait
until we sell the stuff.

Right, but what for?

I know that priest.

If you tell him he'll say
we have to return everything.

If it's already sold,
there's no way to return it.

-Think so?
-You bet!

Besides, he's got
to forgive you anyway.

That's what they're there for.

You're right.

-Porfirio! Porfirio!
-What is it?

There's a commotion in town,
lots of people!

Police and photographers!
They found the airplane.

-When was this?
-In the morning.

There's a whole bunch of cars!
They make so much noise.

-It was bound to happen.
-What do we do now?

Nothing at all.

We didn't even know
the plane had fallen.

Ready, Major.

The rescue brigade
is already there.

Right, Captain.

We'll be leaving in 30 minutes.
What about your guides?

They went to get them.
It shouldn't take long.

Tell those people
to go back to work.

-They do nothing but hinder us.
-I'm on it!

The journalists
will be on their own.

They're not coming with us.

Just in case
it gets complicated.

Mr. Secretary,
get rid of all these people!

You all go home now!
Nothing here for you, get going!

C'mon! Everybody go back home.
Didn't you hear?

You! Get out of here.
Get moving!

Hi. What's all the fuss about?

A trifle!

A plane crashed onto a hill
and many people are dead.

-How did they find out?
-Who knows?

But there were some
small airplanes flying around

and they found it.

And now they'll bring the dead.

Strange things happen.

Why didn't you apply
to be a guide?

The money's good.

-Me?
-Yes!

But I've never been
to the top of the hill!

Because you didn't want to.

It's too far!
And you can get lost.

Alpine, rescue, Alpine rescue,

service patrol calling,
service patrol calling.

The aircraft has been found.
The aircraft has been found.

XZB XZB

There are no survivors.
There are no survivors.

We're working. We're working
inside the aircraft.

Major, other bodies
have been found below.

-What?
-This neighbor found them.

-Were they passengers?
- I don't think so.

By their clothes, I'd say
they worked with charcoal.

From what this man says,
it seems to be a homicide.

There's a lot of blood.
I think machetes were involved.

Captain, take four men
and have a look.

Let's see
what this is all about.

Just what I needed.

What are you staring at, Evodio?

I wonder what's going on
over there.

You know...

They're probably collecting
the dead bodies.

I hope it's only that.

Listen, what if we go and see?

No, brother.

It's like telling them
we're worried

and we know the way up.

So what?
It must be full of snoops.

That's their problem.

Maybe they're the ones
that stole the stuff, right?

Yeah, that's it.

What's the problem, Captain.

Sorry to make you
come down, Major.

But I think we found
something important.

Have a look.

Were they murdered?

Yes, but that might be unrelated
to our investigation.

Look at this.

This was found on the other one.

These two got to the plane
before we did.

Yes.

And whoever Killed these two
also got there early.

Halt!

Hey, you!

Do you know if anyone
from the town

heard the plane fall?

What plane, sir?

-No, Major. I don't know them.
-Are you sure?

They're not from this town.
Besides, no one's missing here.

What other towns
are in the area?

San Francisco, La Marquesa,
Casaonda, La Paz. Lots of them.

We'll have to check them all.

Why do you think
it's related to the plane?

They were carrying this stuff.

Do you think robbery
was the motive?

No other explanation.

It's either that
or they quarreled over the loot.

Just suppose they stumbled upon
a suitcase that fell far away.

All the luggage was opened.

The locks either broken
or opened with keys.

It's a clear-cut case.

So what will we do, then?

We can't waste any time.

Let's send the bodies
to the capital.

So, you can begin investigating
their identity.

We'll send people to continue
with the investigation.

We have to find out
who suddenly got rich,

or who's selling the loot.

They won't get away.

You have my word.

It's what we were waiting for;
they've come to get the dead.

I never imagined
there'd be such a commotion,

-soldiers and what have you.
-Why not?

The plane was full
of important people.

-There you go.
-What do you mean?

What do we care?
Isn't that right, sister?

I agree.
What do we care what they do?

Sure. The wait is over.

And if they found something?

They wouldn't have left.
They'd be asking around.

So, why don't we wait.

Selling now or in a month's time
is the same.

No, I'm fed up with this place!

The sooner we sell the stuff
the better.

The brother's right, Evodio.

If we're going to leave,
the sooner the better.

Yeah.

-So where do we go?
-I say San Blas.

There are lots of shops.

And if we go tomorrow,
there's a fair.

Fine, it's tomorrow then.

-Hold on, brother!
-And now what?

Take a look.

Take a look at the hidden stuff.

Everything's visible
through the firewood.

I was thinking about that,
Porfirio.

What do we do if somebody
wants to buy the firewood?

My brother is a smart aleck.
We just won't sell it!

So, how much are we going
to ask for all of this?

First we'll have a look
at the shops and ask around.

When we find out the prices,
we'll sell.

You think of everything,
Porfirio.

It's the only way!

Move on, donkey!

Look, brother, that's one
of those things we have.

-Nice, eh?
-I'll ask about it.

-So, what is it?
-It's for shaving.

How does it work?

Who knows?
I didn't ask about that.

Where did you get it from?

It belongs to my brother.

I got it from my friend
the doctor,

as payment for some work.

- I have no need for it.
-Do you have a sales receipt?

It's got everything.
Can't you see it's new?

You didn't understand.

I'm talking about
the ownership paper.

No, I didn't get
one of those papers.

That makes it difficult.
I'll give you 500 pesos.

You take us
for ignorant Indians.

You'll sell it for much more!

Sure, I've got to make a profit!

Yeah, but not so much!

All my goods
come with a receipt.

What's the purpose of that?

As proof that the goods
aren't stolen.

When I sell a piglet
there's no paper...

Just give us the money.

You shouldn't have!

Just this,
then we'll go elsewhere.

Fifty pesos.

As if we were starving.

Don't you think
we know what it's worth?

It might be worth a lot,
but this one's used.

-Says who?
-Look, the glass is scratched.

No one's going
to pay more for it.

How did you get it?

Give me the money.

What now, brother?

I don't know what to do.

It'll be the same everywhere.

Yes, it's hard
with the "receipts."

If I had known
I would have looked for them

in the plane.

Did you hear that guy
in the store?

He just about
called us burglars.

What are we going to do?

-Let's go back.
-What about all the stuff?

With the money
we have we can leave.

It'll be easier
to sell it in the city. Come.

I'm splitting now, Porfirio.

- I really want to see Fina.
-Go on, brother.

Tell her to get all her things
ready to leave.

- I gave you your money, right?
-Yes.

Okay, see you tomorrow, brother.

Bye.

It's all right, Rita. It's me.

You took a long time.

It was difficult
to sell the goods.

-What's that?
-Just some stuff from San Blas.

We weren't able
to sell everything.

Good.

What?

You don't know
what went on in town!

I'm really upset.
The police came back!

It's probably just to collect
the things they left behind.

Collect nothing!

They were asking
everybody questions.

What were they asking?

They found some dead
charcoal workers!

They had things from the plane!

I didn't see anyone.

Maybe they got there before you.

What's that got to do with us?

It's better
if they're the suspects.

They're dead, after all.

They're looking for the killers.

Porfirio, I'm really afraid.

Afraid of what? We're leaving!

Before they even know.

I didn't see anything.
I didn't see anything.

I didn't! I've told you!

Your house is very near
that place.

-You must have seen them.
-Why? I always go the other way!

-Which other way?
-The other way!

Not the way you expect
but the other!

Let him be.
It wasn't him, take my word.

I know him well.
He's a good person.

Good persons
also behave badly, Mayor.

Not this one.
I'll answer for him.

You can go.

Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you!

It's back to square one, Major.

Not quite.

At least we know
they were from San Camilo.

Yes, but that's not much help.

Whoever killed those two

could have come
from any of the towns nearby.

Or even from a faraway place.

We'll find them
when they try to sell the loot.

They'll probably wait
for a while.

You don't know these people.

As soon as they have some money
they'll spend it.

Yes, but to sell
all those modern appliances;

all those clocks and other stuff
can only be sold in San Blas.

We should notify
the Mayor's office,

so they can warn the shops.

Good idea, Captain.

Well, I'll be, Major.
I admire your composure.

You're really sure
we'll catch them, aren't you?

I'd bet my arm.

Sooner or later
they'll make a mistake

and we will find out.

Who is it?

-Who is it?
-It's me, sister, open up.

Evodio. Evodio, it's Porfirio!

Porfirio's outside!

What's up, brother?

Open up, brother.
We have to talk now.

Right away.

Come in and sit down, brother.
Please excuse the mess.

Good evening, little sister.

-What happened?
-Some cops arrived.

They're asking questions
in town.

Yes, Fina had mentioned it.

I've got a feeling
they'll find us soon.

And now, brother?

We have to gain time
on the clock!

-You mean leave?
-Well, what else?

This way we'll be far away
when they find out.

Yes, it's the only way.

We have to leave tomorrow
or the day after.

Tomorrow or the day after,
my ass!

Right now.
Get dressed and let's go!

And how will I pack
all our things so quickly?

What things?

We'll only take
what we're wearing!

And the donkey for all the stuff
from the plane.

I need my things.

What's so valuable?

Besides, they'll buy us
new things in the city. Right?

Sure. And hurry up

so we can make it
to the cavern by noon.

-What's wrong, Rita?
-Some really strong pains.

And now what?

Rita has started to feel pain
and it must be the baby.

Don't give me that!
Now's not the moment!

-Just put up with it!
-It's getting better.

-Let's go, then.
-Let's go.

Hurry!

Which way will we go
once we get out of here?

We have to go past
the hills to Villalta,

and then we'll take the train.

That's really far away, brother.

Yes, but it's the only way
to avoid the police.

-It's like four days walking.
-And mostly desert.

What about water?

There's a stream
where we can get water.

We'll see how much
each one can carry.

Forget it, brother.

The donkey will die
of exhaustion on the way.

We can't leave this behind.
It's worth a lot of money.

We're carrying enough, Porfirio.

Enough what? Take this.

-It's heavy.
-Just get on with it!

What about that stuff?

It's my part.
I prefer to leave it behind.

Just leave it there, brother.
What is it to you?

No way, brother.
The donkeys won't make it.

Yeah, that seems true.

There's another pass
further on and it's lower.

-That'll take us a day longer.
-So be it!

Evodio! I can't go on!

-We're going to rest!
-Let's stop, brother!

Look! Come! Come
and have a look at this!

Is this what you wanted?

We still have to cross
the desert.

So what?
They haven't caught us so far.

They'll never catch us!

Stop, Porfirio!

The animals
can't take it any longer.

She's right, brother.
They'll drop dead on us.

-It's best to rest a while.
-All right.

How are you feeling, sister?

Not good.
My legs can't support me.

It would be good to stay here
until sundown.

Porfirio won't want to.

What's wrong with him?
He's really changed.

He's just so worried.

Where's the red flask? Damn it!

It fell off and
we didn't notice!

It's okay.
We've got too many things.

Don't you know
it was worth a lot?

On the other hand
we managed a good stretch.

They can still reach us!

Why don't we eat now?

No! There's not much left.
Just wait.

-We won't make it that way.
-I'm starving to death.

I said no!

Do you think I'm not hungry?

But if we eat now
we'll die on the way!

-We can still take another path.
-I'm the one who decides here!

Easy Porfirio,
don't be so stubborn.

We all have a right
to speak our mind.

Look, Evodio.

I already explained
why I wanted to leave the town.

So, as not to be animals
like the doctor said.

To see the world!

So, my son doesn't end up
like us, simple thieves.

What's that got to do
with eating now?

Because we don't want
to mess up,

have to return and get caught!

- I didn't mean that.
- I don't care what you meant!

And if you don't like
the way I'm handling it,

then take you stuff and go!

Porfirio!

Don't pay him any mind,
brother.

He's just not himself.

It was quite an adventure.

We questioned
all the shopkeepers.

The ones that saw them
all agreed on their description.

Two of them, then?

Close friends
and not from San Blas.

This is the closest town
to San Blas.

These kind of people walk a lot.
They could be from far away.

The clock salesman
overheard them say

they'd reach town by night.

That distance can only be
that way from Rio Seco.

Did they say their names?

One of them is called Poncio,
or Porfirio, or Ponciano.

Hold on. Hold on.

Two close friends

and one of them
is called Porfirio?

Yes. I think I know them.

-Who are they?
-Two lumberjacks.

They live far
from the accident site,

but climb the hills every day.

-Captain!
-Yes, Major.

Get their names
and bring them here now!

Yes, Major.

Don't consider it a solved case.

It's just an idea
that came to me.

Look! Evodio! Rita! Fina! Look!

Water! Water!

-They're gone.
-What?

They left.
Right before our eyes.

-Damn it!
-They're good people.

Maybe they're just out
chopping wood.

Sometimes they spend
the night there.

No. The women
aren't there either.

Nor the donkeys.

It's all a mess.

The doors were open.

They probably got scared
when we started asking around.

They can't be far.
Captain, call the city

and have them send
reinforcements.

We need to form patrols
to chase them.

Yes, Major.

Brother, sister!
Evodio's made a fire. Come.

We're coming, sister.

Take the donkeys
and tie them up somewhere.

Now we're good, Rita.

Now, that we have this water
we'll be fine.

-Feel happy?
-Of course.

I was really worried
about the water.

Because we can deal with hunger.

Is the money that important?

It's not the money!

I would've left
even without the stuff.

But ever since
we left the village...

I feel something in here.

It's... really strange.
Like... total joy!

You couldn't take
the town any longer.

I couldn't even stand myself!

We were like, tied down, Rita.

But not now!

Now, I'm not afraid
of going anywhere!

We were like prisoners,
as the doctor used to say.

It's good, isn't it?

We've escaped, Rita.

We're out of the cage!

Rita! Rita, it's morning!

Evodio! Brother Evodio, wake up!
We have to go on.

Damn! It was cold last night.

Yeah, but in a while
the heat will be unbearable.

Stand up.

Evodio! Evodio! Rita! Come!

I'll be damned!

Evodio! Evodio!

What is it?
-The donkeys are gone!

-What do you mean?
-They're gone!

How will we take the stuff now?

I asked you to tether them!
What did you do?

I just brought them over.

I told you to tie them down!

Idiot! Moron!

Leave her, you son of a...!

Sister.

Leave him be, Porfirio!
Leave him be!

Brother!

Don't you ever
hit my wife again!

Evodio!

Evodio! Evodio!

Evodio!

Evodio!

Evodio!

Evodio!

-Murderer!
-Don't you move, sister.

Don't move!

I'm serious.

Murderer!

The jeeps can go
through this road

until the edge of the desert.
-Mm-hmm.

Do you think
that's where they are?

It's likely.

Major! We got an answer
from headquarters.

They're sending
a police helicopter.

Good. Be on the lookout
for its arrival.

It'll be easier
to explore the desert.

-And the patrols?
-They all left 30 minutes ago.

The whole area is covered.

Look, Captain.

Send a jeep with three men
to this place.

Isn't that on the other side
of the hills?

Yes, that's where
the desert starts.

If the chopper finds them there,
I want to be ready.

We'll find them soon!

Evodio!

If you find them,

come straight back
to where Torres is.

Yes, sir.

You'll probably find them
on the way down from the hills.

I imagine the road
IS visible from the air.

-Good luck, Captain.
-At your orders, Major.

Listen, Captain.

If night falls on you,
join the jeeps.

And don't come back
until you find those guys!

Porfirio, I can't go on!

What's wrong?

Why did you do it, Porfirio?

He was your friend!

He was going to kill me,
didn't you see?

And all because
of that stupid hag!

All the stuff
we had to leave behind!

Is that all you think about?
The money you lost?

Don't you feel sorry
about killing Evodio?

Don't even mention it.

It's better
to forget about that.

You and I might forget.

But she will never forget.

-Where's the sister?
-Heeding nature's call.

She's run away!

Porfirio!

She was going back
to tell on us.

I swear that
if she'd stayed with us

I wouldn't have Killed her.

She was my sister!
We loved each other so much!

It's not a game, Rita.

I killed a man.

If they catch me,
I'll spend my life in jail!

What good will the money
do us now?

We'll never be happy!

Don't talk like that, Rita.

We'll go to the city!

Everything will be nicer there!

You'll have the money
you need, and...

Think of the kid!

I am thinking of him!

What will I tell him now?

That his father's a murderer!?

Yes...

Tell him that.

But tell him I did it for him!

So he wouldn't be born
in a stinky village!

So, he could become
a decent person!

Not true! That's not true!

It's all your fault!

You and your damned obsession
to go somewhere else!

Because you want to be rich!

Yes, what's wrong
with that, Rita?

It's like you're someone else.

You changed completely.

I don't even know you now.

I don't even love you anymore.

No, Rita.

Just hear yourself talk.

I speak the truth, Porfirio.

I don't love you anymore.

I look at you and all I see
are the people you've Killed.

Keep all the stuff for yourself.

The stuff that's worth
so much to you.

I'm going back.

And what am I?
Chopped liver? You're my wife!

No! I was your wife
when you were good!

But you betrayed me!

You didn't tell me
you had killed

the charcoal workers
to rob them!

You never told me
you could Kill people so easily!

Like chopping down trees!

Rita!

Yes, Porfirio.

I knew you were going to do it.

What are you waiting for?

You're not leaving!

Look, Porfirio.

You don't care if I leave.

You're just worried

about not getting help
to carry the stuff.

I'm no good to you dead, either.