All language subtitles for Wosjejdijejdhsjwiw

Perhaps, some day

You will understand

How much I cried

I begged on my knees

To those poor bastards

That night, I screamed

The hills echoed

And people laughed

I fought with my pain
Saying

A bitch with rabies

Must have given birth to you

And that is why

You have eaten her breasts

Now, you can swallow me

Now, you can suck me

Like you did to your mother

This woman who sings

Was grabbed was raped
That night

They didn't care

About my unborn daughter

They raped me
With their penis and hands

With no pity for my daughter

Watching them from inside
And not satisfied with that

They made me swallow
The dead penis

Of my husband Josefo

His poor dead penis
Seasoned with gunpowder

With that pain I screamed
You better kill me

And bury me with my Josefo

I know nothing here

Every time you remember
When you cry, mother

You stain your bed
With tears of sorrow and sweat

You haven't eaten anything
If you don't want any, just tell me

I won't prepare anything

I'll eat, if you sing to me

And freshen
My drying memory

I don't see my memories
It's as if I no longer lived

Come on. Sit up.

You're worn out

Like a dead bird

I am going to make up
Your bed a little

Mom!

Mom?

THE MILK OF SORROW

Hurry, or you'll be late.

Jonathan, come help your sister.

- Jonathan!
- Coming!

Can't you hear me?

Jonathan, mama is calling you.

What do you want?

Help me with my veil.
Take the tip, but carefully.

Help your sister, carefully.

Take care of this.

Look dad, my veil is short.
I want more material.

More material?
Who'll pay for it?

You, dad.
Aren't you my father?

Okay,
but I think it's too long.

Dad, it's short.
Can't you see it's short?

Out!

I think it looks fine.

Jonathan, grab the tip.
Look, you're getting it all dirty!

- It's not that dirty.
- Shake it!

- It's not that dirty.
- Shake it off, son.

Dad, I want from two
to three more meters.

- It's huge!
- How can it be huge?

M�xima,
I have no material left.

Mama, be quiet!
I'm not talking to you.

Get out of here kid.

You won't be happy,
until you finish staining my dress.

But, baby, it's just fine
You're exaggerating.

- Dad, I'm your only daughter.
- Okay, but...

Besides, I'm only
getting married once.

I have no money,
I've given it all to your mother.

Fausta, it's short, isn't it?

- It needs more material!
- Try some ornaments.

My veil Shit, mum!

Baby it's long and pretty.
Faustita, tell her it's okay.

- Just talk, say something.
- Faustita...

Use more ornaments,
that's all.

- Shut up!
- Faustita, are you okay?

- Mum, Fausta is bleeding again!
- You're bleeding!

Fausta!

Your full name?

- Where is my uncle?
- Your name, please.

Fausta Isidora
Janampa Chauca.

Single?

Yes.

Virgin?

I don't know.

This has nothing to do
with her bleeding or fainting.

It's a rather strange,
unusual case.

I've seen similar cases...

but in women older
than Fausta...

with a placenta previa.
Which isn't Fausta's case.

Fausta has a tuber
in her vagina.

A potato, to be exact.

She hasn't let us treat her.
She's rather upset.

- Are you her husband?
- I'm her uncle.

You weren't aware,
were you?

She's bled since she was a child,
when she's scared.

Her mother,
she just passed away.

That's why she fainted.

She lived very hard times
in the village.

Fausta was born
during terrorism.

And her mother transmitted her fear
through her breast milk.

The "milk of sorrow", as we call anyone
born that way, without a soul...

because it hid underground
out of fear.

There is no illness like this
in Lima, is there, doctor?

Did you know your niece
had a potato in her vagina?

No, I didn't know about that.

It must have gotten in there by itself.
There's lots of food at home.

Fausta's uterus is inflamed.

That is dangerous because
she could have more infections.

Evidently, as the potato grows,
the bacteria will increase.

What do you mean
by growing, doctor?

Have you seen a potato
saved for a long time?

It's the same, the roots protrude
from the vaginal area.

The bleeding isn't related.

Her capillary vessels
are very superficial.

With a simple operation they are
cauterized and that's the end of it.

She bleeds because of the illness,
because of the "milk of sorrow".

She was born that way,
no potatoes.

How can we harvest potatoes
from a vagina?

The illness of the "milk of sorrow",
or whatever, doesn't exist.

And much less transmitted
by a mother's milk.

Here is a document
so as to have her admitted.

Later, we can talk
about a real contraceptive.

Thank you, doctor.

Uncle,
that doctor knows nothing.

It's not a birth control method,
I know that

I am not ignorant.
I'd prefer that.

Don't tell my aunt,
if she won't understand it.

And you must respect me.

Mum told me
that during the terrorism...

a neighbour did it
so as not to be raped.

They say it was disgusting.

I thought she was the smartest.

Then, she got married,
had four kids...

and didn't have
to live with a rapist.

These are other times.
In Lima it's different.

Things have changed.
No one will hurt you.

You came to Lima very young.

- Mum told me everything!
- Your mother is dead, dead!

My uncle doesn't
understand me, mum

This is my protection

I saw it all from your belly

I felt the slashing of your body
This is why I now wear this

Like a coat of arms
Like a stopper

Because only revulsion
stops revolting people

Uncle?

I have to take her to the village.

With what money?

Don't you worry, uncle.

I must wash your clothes well

You won't get back
To the village

With me

Smelling of sadness

The contract includes
all services.

Coffin, chapel,
and carriage for 600 soles.

That's the best I can do.

The coffin comes
with the ornaments.

We want the coffin and carriage,
but in the province.

To the province?
That will cost you.

The coffin, carriage and paperwork.
800 soles complete.

Not even if it were a limousine.

Brother, this is a first-rate
service I am offering you.

Look at the coffin and the ornaments.
You can see the finish on it.

This is the Imperial model.

Besides, I'm the owner here.
Here's my card.

But you cannot have it.
It's the last one I have.

Now, it's up to you.

Come this way.
We have more coffins.

This one is for fanatics.
For sportsmen.

For patriots.
"For God and the country."

This one's for those
who miss the land.

Look, pure oak.

Some bring a picture of their
loved one so as to be together.

And that one is for peace.

It's the Pacific ocean that lightens
their loads and washes their sorrow.

That's hot, papi!

That's great for when I die.
How much?

500 soles each.
It's all handmade.

But figure about 700
for any special job.

I remember once my sister-in-law
took her father on the state bus.

She put the box
with the luggage.

Maybe you can too.

Or I can rent you a grave
for one night.

We can remove her the next day
and you find a cheaper place.

Ask Jonathan to fix
your hairdo for the weeding.

Big buns are in style.

That puts years on you.
I want my hair loose, like Thalia.

In the novel, she finally wears a bun.
Beautiful. Like a wild rose.

Did it make her look older?

- I don't like it, mom
- I'm just saying.

Mum, what if Zonia
is written with an "S"?

- What will the client say?
- She can't read.

It's getting away, mum
It's getting away

Be careful!
Get that pigeon, please.

They got away!

Severina, pass me the oil,
and don't burn yourself.

- This is making me sick.
- Sick or not sick.

We've helped so many
preserve their dead.

How could we prove
their existence?

We didn't even have a picture,
or an ID card.

We had no proof
of being born...

and much less of being killed.

Go over her breast.

I don't want
to be infected by her nipple.

They're looking for someone
for the Big House. Nights only.

You could go, make money
and take your mom to the village.

I could ask my comadre
for an advance.

But you will have to go alone.

What do you say?

Are you sure?
She never goes anywhere alone.

I accept, auntie.

Okay, honey,
you needed that, didn't you?

Where are you going?

I am going to Heaven

To pick flowers

To pick flowers

Where are you going?

I am going to Heaven

To pick flowers

To pick flowers

Where are you going?

I am going to heaven

To pick flowers
To pick flowers

Don't worry, Fina is my friend
and she will help you.

I'm going to prepare
the Carvajal's wedding.

Hi, comadre,
I'm glad you're here.

I was waiting.
You're a bit late.

Come in, Fausta, come in.

Come in, dear.

I'm sorry about your mum.
I'm having bad luck too.

But, that's life, dear.
I forgot. God Heavens

Mrs. Aida says
there is no advance.

She doesn't usually do these things.
There's no way.

And as I was saying,
my son is in jail.

Can you imagine?

I hope he doesn't
get raped in prison.

But he must have done something
to have these problems.

What a shame He says no,
but he must have done something.

He can't tell me he didn't!
What do they think?

Now, I have to take care
of my grandchildren at night.

Why must I be in this situation?
You can leave at seven o'clock.

The gardener comes
before you leave, he is no.

Before opening the door,
ask if it's him.

If it isn't, please don't open
the door for anyone else.

I recommend staying
inside the house...

because delinquency
is terrible right now.

And if you open the door,
they could empty the house.

Hurry up, dear, hurry up.

Hurry!

Let's see those ears.

That's okay.
Now your mouth.

Show me your teeth, please.
Let's see those teeth.

And that neck.
You're pretty sweaty.

You'll have to have
a bath anyway.

Show me your hands.
Spread your fingers, please.

Well, they're clean.

Your other hand.

Here you have a long fingernail.
Why? What happened?

Why didn't you cut it?

You should know
that for these things...

Mrs. Aida could lose interest.

Here is your uniform.

You've got soap, scissors
for you fingernails, shampoo...

and deodorant, which
is obligatory daily, after your bath.

She gives you mimosas
because she's very good.

After your bath,
you'll wait in the kitchen.

If she needs you, she'll call.

If she doesn't,
just stay in your kitchen.

Fina.

Fina?

Finita, take this.

- My name is Fausta.
- What?

Fausta Isidora.
Mrs. Fina told me...

Yes, now I remember.

Hand me that picture.

Let's sing, let's sing
We must sing pretty things

To hide our fear,
pretend it doesn't exist

Let's sing, let's sing

We must sing pretty things

To hide our fear

Conceal our wound

Pretend it doesn't exist

Who is it?

Me.

Me, who?

No, the gardener.

Let me see your hands.

Long life to the bride and groom
Viva!

Smile, you're not dead.

They think they're
committing suicide.

Bravo, bravo!

The kiss, the kiss!

The kiss. Is there no kiss?
The kiss!

Everyone applaud,
this isn't a cemetery.

Let them dance.
Music, please.

These are the newlyweds.

Very close together.
Smile Hector and Hermelinda.

Cheese One, two, three,
the picture!

Here we go.
Have the bride's family come in.

Smile, everyone.
Stay close together.

Ready? Cheese!
One, two, three... picture!

Now the groom's family.
Get close together.

The groom's family, please.

Everyone smiling. That's it.
Are you all ready?

Stay near the newlyweds.

Cheese!
One, two, three... picture

Hello, hello.
Testing, one, two three.

Be careful, don't trip.

- Where is the buffet going?
- It's only a mobile buffet.

They have left only chips.

This is the highlight
of "Bodas Chic".

We do wonderful,
quality weddings...

within your budgets.

The groom
should be more cheerful.

Now, with your cousins.

Now with your cousins.

Now with the old folk.

Now with the old folk.

Did you get the advance
at the Big House?

At the end of the month,
she said.

I want no dead people...

or sad memories
at M�xima's wedding.

You must take Perpetua away
before the wedding.

If not, I'll bury her myself.
Understand?

Round trip? What dates?

Give me the price for a package
and my return trip.

- How many people?
- One, sir.

- And a coffin.
- What? A coffin?

- You had to tell him.
- Are you pulling my leg?

It's a package, sir.

You've got a donkey
there for that.

Just get on it.
Move on. Next

Name?

Wait,
can't you see I'm gestating?

I've had to buy a new piano.

And the other one?
Did it fall out the window by itself?

Yes.

Mum, you left me
four messages saying...

the premiere is in a week
and you have nothing.

Now, I'm here, and you act
like everything is fine.

You worry me.

Don't worry.
There's nothing you can do.

That's normal.
What do you think?

Isidra, leave it right there.

They're cold.

I'll do it. Sit down.

You were singing
a song yesterday.

Sing it again.

I heard you, don't be shy.

I can't, Madam.

Right.

Bring it to my room.

Isidra, come help me.

My necklace has broken.

If you sing,
I'll give you a pearl.

If you complete the necklace,
it's yours.

Who is it?

The piano fell.

It's broken, but it still sings.
Can't you hear it?

And these look
like colored sweets.

It's whole and very thin.

It will be a long life
full of love and hope.

Well, today I will speak in the name
of my cousin Marcos, Don L�cido.

With this act...

we've confirmed that M�xima
is worthy of marriage...

and that was a gnarled
and very difficult potato, sir.

We wanted to ask
for your permission.

We have a date for the church.

Perhaps you could
lend us something...

a little economic help
to carry it out.

And your roof for us
to build our home, Don L�cido.

You will no longer
have to take care of M�xima.

My maximum love.

Well, those
are the sincere wishes...

of my beloved cousin Marcos,
Don L�cido.

Bravo!

Listen, your cousin is hot.

Didn't I tell you she's ill?
She's got the tit illness.

They look fine to me.

You're crazy.

- Can I sit down?
- Sure, sit down.

I'm going for milk.

I bet many guys flirt with you.

Yeah, I'm sure.

Maybe something like this:
"you're a nice piece.

If red is the color of passion,
bathe me in your menstruation".

Just call me and I'll kick their asses.
Just let me know.

I'm watering the garden again.

That calms me down.

No.

I've done that concert for 20 years
and I won't miss it.

Not even stark raving mad.

I'll show up, even just
to play the Funeral March.

Yes.

Wednesday.

Right.

Now what?

900 soles, Madam.

You must be out of your mind

How can you charge that?

I'll never call you again,
you're too expensive.

The job is worth that.

Too expensive.
Impossible, I can't.

I'll stay several days,
until the job is done.

An optimum job,
first-rate materials...

at a special price for you.

I only have 700.

Since you always hire me,
Madam, 750 soles.

I'll be right back.

Isidra, is that your name?

Don't bother the girl.
Let's get to work.

Hi, Faustita. M�xima sent me
to pick you up.

She didn't tell me.

M�xima is "busy" with Marcos.

And since you don't like
to walk alone, I volunteered.

- That's what friends are for.
- I'll wait here.

Faustita, did you make me
come on a whim?

I'll wait.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

You'll have to go back all alone.

Could I have a glass of water?

I'll take you home.

- Take me where?
- To home.

No, I'm fine.

In my village...

you have to walk
very close to the wall.

If not, you get caught
by the lost souls and could die.

My brother died of that.
He was as thin as a skeleton...

for not paying attention
to the lost souls.

He had terrible stomach aches.

Mum was on the farm.

And grandfather in town,
selling animals.

Now we only have
a picture of his stomach.

That's all we have left.

An X-ray?

Yes, that's it.

We're almost at my place.

It's there, on the corner.

I'll stay here.

But I'll be watching
until you get there.

Auntie! Auntie!
A swimming pool!

Let's see if they recognize you

When we reach the village
I will carry you on my back

Like you did,
When I was a baby

My daddy will no longer
be alone with the maggots

In my village,
They say that musicians

Have a secret contract
With a mermaid

For their music
To be heard more than always

If they want to know
How long the agreement lasts

From a dark field
They must pick

Handfull of quinine
To the mermaid they must give

So she starts counting
Until it lasts

They say each grain

Means a year

So, when the mermaid
Finishes counting

She takes the musician and
Through him to the sea

But my mother says, says, says

Quinine grains
Are too difficult to count

And the mermaid gets worn out

So the musician can,
Forever

Can embrace their gift

- You need comforting.
- Why?

There's geraniums, hydrangea,
jasmin, and you pick daisies.

Plants tell the truth.
They're not like people.

At the stems you can read everything.
Its life and memories.

The Earth must be stirred
from top to bottom...

so the sun doesn't always
burn the same layer.

If not, you get a crust...

and the plant dries quickly.

I know that.

I had a small vegetable garden
in my village.

My little

Lost dove

You ran away out of fear

And you lost your soul

Little dove

I'm sure your mother
Brought you

Into the world during the war

And, perhaps, your mother

Gave birth to you with fear

Even if they hurt you there

You shouldn't walk crying

There's no reason
To walk suffering

Search for, look for

Your lost soul

Look for it in the darkness

look for it in the earth

Little birds, little birds

Not this one,
sing the mermaid one!

I can't remember.
I make them up.

Make it up again,
but exactly the same.

A mermaid

From a dark field
You must pick

A handful of quinine
For the mermaid

And so the mermaid
Counts it all

The mermaid says
That each grain

What is this?

This was my doll.

They said that,
if I buried it...

the earth would take it away
and I'd never find it again.

Liars.

I brought you a present.

There are geraniums,
camellias, daisies...

cactus, sweet potatoes,
everything but potatoes.

Why are you afraid
to walk alone on the street?

Because I have.

Me too,
because I want to.

I'm not afraid
because I want to.

Only death is obligatory.
The rest is because we want to.

And when they kill you or rape you?
That's not obligatory!

Potatoes are cheap...

and flourish very little.

All brides stand up, please.

- Do you all accept your husbands?
- Yes, we do.

Now,
all grooms stand up, please.

- Do you all accept your brides?
- Yes, we do.

Everyone stand up, please.

Grooms,
you may now kiss your brides.

Ladies and gentlemen, this
is the highlight of the celebration.

The families of the grooms
have saved up all year...

to give them a great gift.

Let's receive,
with a round of applause...

those guinea pigs
so that the couples may eat.

And here come the rest
of the gifts Let's see!

There is also a beautiful painting
of the Sacred Heart.

What beautiful gifts
for the happiness of the home.

What great gifts!

Wonderful beer,
to cheer up the attendants.

This beautiful sofa...

For the bride to sit down...

while happily
watching their TV.

Welcome to that bed!
The bed of love!

For the enjoyment
of the bride and groom.

And there are the chickens,
for them to have eggs at home.

And those great gifts,
as well.

That beautiful mirror
for the bride to look at herself.

And that ironing board
this is wonderful!

And the cradle,
ready for the baby.

And this bird,
to cheer their home up.

Thank you, family!
Thanks for so many gifts!

Let's have them
kiss once again.

Congratulations
and thank you, family!

What a wonderful family,
thank you! Thank you so much!

- Feeling better?
- Yes, uncle.

Melvin's taking you
to the doctor.

How much
did your earrings costs?

- What?
- How much did your earrings cost?

My grandma gave them
to me before dying.

- They're pretty.
- I like them too.

- And where did you buy your pants?
- In the market.

- For how much?
- Twelve soles.

- Did you buy your sandals there?
- What?

- At the market too?
- No, at a store.

- And for how much?
- Twenty three soles.

- They look comfortable.
- And they are.

I'd like to buy a pair,
but...

Your report number?

Where is your report?

Didn't you get
a paper for admittance?

Or a number for your first visit?
Have you come before?

Yes, doctor,
but I didn't bring...

What have you got so
I can find your case history?

I don't want to be rude,
but we attend over 80 cases a day.

We're tired and short staffed.
Look at the line.

Go get the report, come back
tomorrow and we won't waste time.

Next!

You are ill as well

Here.
So you won't follow me.

Look. This is arrived.

Thanks a lot, Barbarita,
thanks a lot.

Yes, I'm happy, very happy.

Okay,
whenever you want.

All my love. Ciao.

- Won't you say anything?
- Congratulations, it was great.

All of Lima was there.

They really liked it,
didn't they?

Isidra gets off here.
She's walking.

- At the corner?
- Yes, drop her off.

What can I do here?

My pearls, my pearls?

We made a deal?
Stop, Mrs. Aida?

I went to volleyball
the other day...

Jonathan
Take care of your sister.

Jonathan,
take care of your sister, boy

Can't you see she's nervous?
Take care of her.

Speaking about volleyball...

I've been invited
to a championship.

- Will you go?
- Sure we go.

Grandma,
say "hello" to the camera.

Say a few words.

Marcos, I love you.

You better love me
as much as I love you.

They're going to brush
the cat's fur.

- He'll look great for the wedding.
- I should skin it.

Uncle, I tried to take her
to the village but I couldn't.

Forgive me, uncle. Please.

Mum, my train doesn't fly.

Relax, M�xima.
Give me a hand. It does fly!

- How could you put balloons there?
- M�xima, please relax.

It should fly like the angels!

Marcos is waiting for you.
Come on.

You're so whimsical.
Come on.

- I won't go up until it flies
- Come on, rise.

No, not till it flies.

M�xima, people are waiting.

Be careful, M�xima,
please.

Slowly, slowly.
Come. Give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

- I don't want to.
- Give me your hand.

- I said I don't want to.
- I'll help you.

M�xima, don't be so whimsical.

M�xima!

M�xima, slowly, easy.

Ladies and gentlemen,
the first picture. Say "ex"?

That's it?

Now for the second picture,
friends.

Love is so beautiful?
Say "ex"? That's it?

The third picture,
just like Romeo and Juliet.

Say "ex".
Look at the camera. That's it?

And now all relatives.
A beautiful family.

- Mum, on this side.
- Hurry, cousin

A family united by the love
between M�xima and Marcos?

Hold still a moment,
just a moment. Just a bit more.

Now look at the camera
and say "ex".

That's it? How nice.
Now we're done.

Now let's get to the banquet,
ladies and gentlemen.

To the banquet?

Today is a very special day.
Love has blessed us.

And now, they are also surrounded
by the love of our beloved family.

Thank you for coming.

These were hard times
for the family...

but life goes on and is renewed
with new happiness.

Today, we celebrate life that,
despite everything...

always has beautiful surprises
full of happiness.

We will dance and eat till dawn...

because this banquet today
is going nowhere. It is my gift.

See how you breathe?

You want to live,
but you don't dare.

Let go, uncle!

Breathe!

Fausta, don't leave!

Fausta, don't go Fausta!

Have it removed. Please!

Get it removed from inside me!

Get it removed from me!

Removed...

Remove it from me!

Remove it from me!

Remove it from me!

- Emergencies, sir, please.
- The 2nd door.

Relatives offers Ala!

Relatives of Meza Ala!

The doctor said you didn't open
your hand during the operation.

Uncle, stop Uncle, stop!
Uncle!

Look at the sea, mum

Look at the sea

No, not like that.
You have to stomp your feet hard.

That's it.

Fausta, someone is calling you!