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Laura, we have it now practically dominated.
What is the area? -104.
Okay, thank you.
Yeah?
Yes, but it's not there.
Her granddaughter.
As?
Sorry, I don't know what you're talking about, what papers?
No, my grandfather is in a residence,
he can't go anywhere.
Yes, of course, I'll tell you, thank you.
Hello, grandfather.
How are you feeling today?
Grandpa, they called you of an association.
They say it's been a while that you are looking for your father.
Is that true, dad?
Mother.
Grandpa, let's go for a walk.
Do you remember When did you teach me how to fish?
Ari.
Ariadne. Hello.
Hello. How are you?
How was the trip? Good.
Do you want to eat something? Rest a little?
No, thanks.
Okay, then let's go to La Pedraja. Come on.
This is your great-grandfather, right?
Let's see if there's any luck.
But keep in mind that in this area there is still much to do.
And what do you do?
I'm on leave.
We have already arrived.
What are all these people doing? here?
Well, they are from the towns from around here.
Some have opened the doors for us of their houses
and they have invited us to eat, even to sleep.
Others don't even look at us in the face.
Laura. -Excuse me for a moment.
Are you Catalan?
Yes, from Barcelona.
I am from Bañuelos de Bureba, It's close to here.
My name is Emilio. I Ariadne.
Delighted.
Do you know that there could be buried another Catalan?
His name was Antonio.
Antonio Benaiges.
Was...
my teacher
Thank you!
"Hello?"
Hello!
Come up, I'm up here, go up, go up
I am Jaime, mayor of Bañuelos. Antoni, Antonio Benaiges,
delighted. Welcome to Bañuelos de Bureba.
Thank you. I hope you had a good trip.
Yes, long.
What do you think? Well, very...
cozy.
A little cleaning and like new, you'll see.
And what happened to him to the previous teacher?
Let's say that the Republic He decided he didn't need it anymore.
He was the Primitive Father, parish priest of the town.
He will already know it. Yeah.
Well, he let it settle in. Very good.
Whatever he needs, ask for me
Thank you.
Father. -Thank you.
Good morning, sir teacher.
- Good morning, what is your name? - Emilio, sir.
Emilio Martínez.
Delighted, Emilio, My name is Antoni,
but you can call me Antonio. But nothing about "sir."
Yes sir, I mean... yes, Don Antonio.
Antonio without the "gift"?
Antonio simply.
Very good, you're getting it the quiet
Do you want to come in? Yeah.
Very good.
Do you know if he is coming anyone else?
Well, let's get started.
Good morning. Good morning.
Happens.
What is your name? Josefina Zamero,
the mayor's daughter and this is my place.
Well, wait a minute, here at this school
Nobody is going to have their place.
Every day you can sit wherever you want, okay?
Very good, that seems fair to me.
I am Antonio Benaiges.
Let's see.
First question.
What do you think I have come what to do to this town?
Well, let's teach us. Exactly, correct, very good.
But I have also come to learn and I have the will
to help you discover that within each of you
there is a person full of knowledge and also eager to learn.
Don Antonio. Yeah?
The crucifix has fallen. No, it hasn't fallen,
I have removed it.
Because we are in a school, We are not in a church.
Let's see, second question,
who can tell me what is meteorology?
Yes, Emilio. The what?
Look, do you see this here?
It's a thermometer.
Look at it. And do you know what it is for?
To measure temperature. Look, touch it.
Well, every day one of you is going to be in charge
of this thermometer and it will point the temperature
and this is how we go to learn,
experimenting and all together.
What are you doing, Emilio?
I thought he was going to hit me.
Take.
Let's see, here, in this school
Nobody is going to hit anyone.
Well, my father says that lazy people They only learn the hard way.
Well here we are going to learn with music.
With music? Yes, with music
and if you want one day, I teach you to dance.
At school? But what about accounts and stuff?
We will learn mathematics
solving problems of daily life.
And to read and write...
Do you know what? What about reading and write
I'll save it for tomorrow. Do you know what I want?
Tell your friends and your brothers
and you tell your cousins let everyone come tomorrow
because it will be one day very special,
because tomorrow...
Tomorrow we are going to do magic.
Hey?
- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon.
I come to clean.
The mayor sends me.
Very well, come in.
My name is Antonio. Yeah, you know everything right away.
Yes, I can imagine. And you?
- Charo, my name is Charo. - Delighted, Charo.
I'll start at the bottom and leave you that way. calm down with his things.
May it go well.
Alfonso?
Antonio. What's up, man?
Everyone here calls me Rodríguez. Shall we sit?
Yeah. Come on.
And? How does Bañuelos treat you? Bañuelos so far good.
And what about you, the new government? how are you?
Well it has to end. That's why articles like yours
They are more necessary than ever, Antonio.
have you spoken with that one from the newspaper?
Yes, the director is a friend of mine
and he told me that he has I really want to meet you,
there is no problem. Very good.
What do I put on them? -Yes, two wines, please, thank you.
And what was that so delicate
What did you want to talk about? Yeah.
I have to ask you a favor, Antonio,
I have a good friend, Bernardo, that he is a farmer
locked up since the right won.
And, well, he has a kid, an eight year old son
who helped him in the field and now he goes from one house to another
and it doesn't do more than getting into trouble.
Things about his age, what happens that last
Well, it has been a little more serious. What has she done?
She has thrown some stones against a barracks
of the Civil Guard and... Yes, imagine.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
It would be good to get him away for a season in his town.
The kid doesn't have a mother and he's having a bad time,
and he had thought that, well, Well, he could stay with you.
to live there at school.
Antonio, the kid is very smart. Already.
And I know that he is not going to mess with you in more trouble.
And I know that I put you in a commitment, but Bernardo is a good friend
and I would like to give you a hand with the kid.
What is his name?
Carlos.
Good morning! Good morning.
Excuse me, are you sure that she has given me
all the documents? Yes, yes, yes.
There is nothing that proves
the entrances and exits from the dungeon.
There should be a registry. Briviesca prison
It burned down a long time ago.
That's all we have.
I'm sorry.
Thank you.
From Briviesca you have to take this path
that passes through the hermitage from Espinosilla
and that crosses Las Salinas de Bureba, and the same path
takes you to the sanctuary. It's very pretty.
Thank you.
Do you know a man What is Emilio's name in town?
An older man.
Yes, yes, there is an Emilio in the town, that of the cheese factory.
Do you know where he lives? Yes, I'll point it out to you.
Hello.
Hello, Catalan.
Hello.
Emilio.
The other day he spoke to me of his teacher,
a certain Benaiges.
-Antonio Benaiges. - That.
Well my great-grandfather
He shared a dungeon with him.
-What was his name? - Bernardo Ramirez.
Bernard...
He could be Carlos's father, by Carlos Ramírez.
Carlos is my grandfather.
Forward.
If you want any I can lend it to you,
I worked in the library from Briviesca
almost all my life.
Look, look.
This was Antonio, here I am.
And that's Carlos, your grandfather.
Carlos Ramirez.
He was a piece, we were envious of him because he lived with the teacher.
That he lived with the teacher?
It's a long story, sit down
Do you want a coffee?
"National Mixed School from Bañuelos de Bureba,
1936".
Does the school still exist?
Yes, do you want to see it?
There are few of us left here.
For many years people It began to disappear little by little.
This was school.
It's been closed for a while.
I don't understand why my grandfather He never told me anything about all this.
The truth is that, none of us
He spoke again about the teacher in all these years.
Well, thanks for your help, Hey?
Well yes, it is not a palace, But we'll have a good time, you'll see.
And are you good with that?
Do you want me to prove it to you?
Oh well!
Carlos, Carlos, this is my bed.
Well, I'm very happy to see so many new faces
here and before everything, I want to introduce you
to a new companion in town his name is Carlos,
and I hope you take good care of him and that, among all,
Let us help you adapt. OK?
And now yes, I am going to present to you what will be
our main tool for classes.
It's called a printing press. with it we are going to publish
our own notebooks.
And in them you will talk about all those things that interest you.
Of your dreams,
of your wishes, also of your fears,
you are going to become writers, in chroniclers
and in poets.
It's going to be like... a small newspaper,
our own newspaper.
Do you want to have your own newspaper?
Was this magic? Josefina, let yourself be surprised,
come, come everyone.
Come, without fear!
To learn together first we have to make mistakes together,
Come on, get up of your banks,
Get your asses up, come here.
Do you see these little pieces here? Yeah.
Well they are called "types" and they are the letters
with which we are going to write.
We can start with the name of this town, for example,
what is it called? Bureba baths.
Very good. Well, we take the composer
and we put the first letter. What letter?
b. The "B", and now
can you help me by searching the letters.
Very good, exactly, very good.
And it would be, very good, and now carefully,
we put it here.
And now the time comes of the ink.
Do you want to help me with the ink?
Look, let's get the ink.
We spread it a little, very good, everywhere,
that's it.
Who wants to be in charge of paper? You?
Take it carefully.
Well, yes it seems that you have done it all your life,
very good.
We close and press.
The pressure too it has to be fair,
neither much nor little.
We open and now it is coming the moment
that you were all waiting for:
the moment of magic.
Who wants to try now, who wants to be happy?
- Me, me. - Do you all want it?
Good morning.
Good morning.
well i think that they have not introduced us,
I am Antonio Benaiges, the new teacher.
Primitive Father. Delighted.
What do you want?
What right do you have? to pick up our lord?
Look, how sure I am which you already know, in Spain
since the Republic won, education is secular
and there is no law nor any rule that forces me
me to have no crucifix hanging on these walls.
Already.
Are you an atheist? I can't do anything against that.
But in this town There are good Catholics
and you should respect his faith.
No, no, I respect your faith, what happens
is that faith and religion belong to the family field
and of the church, not to the one at school.
I am an atheist, but I assure you that my only goal
in this town they learn Be good people and that's it.
And do you think What respect is this?
Let them learn like savages running around the school?
What it seems to me that is not respect
is what you are doing here.
I'm going to tell you... No, I'm going to tell him,
turns out this is now my school, not your school.
And things, from now on, they are done my way
and now, if you'll excuse us, we have a lot of work
and I'm sure it will have things much better things to do
than interrupting classes. Good morning.
- My family on the beach. - Do you miss them?
Yes, the truth is that yes.
My husband was also born in Catalonia.
How had you not told me still your husband
Is he also Catalan?
- Was. - I'm sorry, Charo.
I have already seen that notebook What have you done with the children?
Oh yeah? did you like it?
If you want I can read you some writing
They are beautiful, huh? I already know how to read.
Well, in that case, look.
Take one, please.
No...
I'm telling you the truth, take one home.
Oh really. Okay.
Thanks, well, I'm done. I have to go.
Charo. Why don't you stay to have dinner with me?
- Thanks, but no. - Please, I insist,
look, it's been many days dining alone,
and the truth I just don't feel like it anymore.
Also, Carlos is already sleeping and look what I made for dinner.
Look how delicious.
We have: "turradas, amb pa tomaca, oli and salt",
more commonly known as... "Pa amb tomaca."
- Yeah. - I haven't seen him in years.
Well go, please.
Stay.
- Yeah, yeah. - Can I ask you a question?
- Yeah. - Do you have any children?
No?
And have you lived here in Bañuelos lifetime?
Yeah.
How did you meet your husband?
-He was a salesman, he sold fabrics. - Already.
And have you never thought in leaving Bañuelos?
- - And where am I going to go? - Well, I don't know,
to your husband's land, For example.
No.
And you, how did you get here from so far?
I, well look, I got this place,
I got this place and I accepted it.
I don't know, I think here there is a lot of work to do.
Yeah, but what do you mean?
Look, do you know what they say? that the school helps us
to become adults?
Well, from my opinion, my students,
they have to learn first to be children.
What I mean is that to us
They didn't let us be children, They wanted us to be men,
to stop being a burden, TRUE?
Well, my job as a teacher
in Bañuelos or anywhere world site,
It is precisely to prevent that.
Because children...
children have to be whatever they want,
but, above all, They have to be children.
You are the strangest teacher who has ever set foot in this town.
I've put a lot of ink here.
And do you want to repeat it? Yeah? Very good.
Do any of you know why Emilio days ago
that he doesn't come to class? He will be with his father.
Shall we read a little "Platero and I",
everyone next to the stove? Yeah.
Do I sit here?
"Chapter 1: Platero".
Who wants to read?
Let Carlos read it. Josephine, please.
Leave me alone. -What's happening? Don't you know how to read?
It's okay now. Yes I know.
Oh yeah? Well come on, read.
Hey, hey. I will not tolerate this behavior in class,
huh, Carlos? This can't happen again.
And you, Josefina, respect to your colleagues, please.
Carlos, Carlos, come here.
Carlos, Carlos, come here, go.
Carlos, come back, please, Carlos.
Leandro, do you want to read? Yeah.
Yeah? Very good.
"Platero is small, hairy, soft,
so soft on the outside, that would be said to be all cotton".
Camilo.
Excuse me.
Look, I wanted to talk to you. because...
Well, Emilio, it's been days without going through school
and I wanted to know what was happening.
There is a lot of work with the cows.
Now, do you know that Emilio he is the child who reads best
from school?
What my son has to do is real work,
that, if not, he will be useless lifetime.
Look, I understand that you think this way.
But I assure you that it is on the contrary,
the more you learn now at school,
more options you will have for your future.
You are not going to tell me what is best for my son,
why not?
Carlos.
can we talk what happened today in class
with Josefina?
I don't care what you think that fool
My father couldn't help me teach reading and writing.
And you miss it, right?
I have an idea.
What if I am the one who teaches you to read and write?
No. No? Why not?
Because you are not my father.
Carlos.
Come on, it's dinner time.
The whole country is full of graves, everywhere
executions were carried out.
The red marks are the pits that are already exhumed
and the green ones, those that are to be exhumed.
Lourdes, any news?
Yes, look, we have found this watch
in his pants pocket.
Don't tell me. What good news.
Very good. Thank you, Lourdes.
Laura, what about the graves? How have you located them?
Well sometime we find some document that helps us,
and other times they are the same people of the place that tells us about it.
Think that many people of the people was forced
to dig these graves.
And then cover them again.
Laura. -Tell me.
and when Are they going to reopen?
Well, nobody knows that.
Now at least there is some political will,
but come on, what have we had what to wait for more than 70 years
to start working.
And as you can see, there is still much to do.
Excuse me for a moment.
This is all I have found by Antonio Benaiges.
Thank you so much.
- "- Purification file". - Exact.
Look, from 39.
But of course, his death It wasn't official.
So, they took a statement to townspeople
and arguments were invented to be able to dismiss him.
The mayor, priest, parish priest and neighbors
They say that the behavior from this teacher
was unpatriotic, antisocial and frowned upon by everyone.
They were not satisfied with just deleting the memory of him.
Antonio. Yeah?
How far does this river lead? The Pecesorios?
Well, it joins the Tirón River and then to a bigger river
which is called Ebro and at the end, all this water
reaches the sea.
- - Is it pretty? - The fact that?
- The sea. - The sea? Is it pretty?
The sea is the most beautiful What's up, Emilio.
Have none of you seen the sea?
No.
I have been told that it must be very big.
And very deep.
And the others, how do you imagine the sea?
Where they catch all the hake. And the cod.
And the sharks.
Yes, my father told me.
And what else do you know? And the water will be very hot.
But what do you say? It will be very cold, colder than the river.
Listen to me for a moment, do you want
write everything you know over the sea?
Yeah.
Shall we go back to school and we make a special notebook,
a notebook about the sea? Yeah.
Well let's go.
Don Antonio, my father he bought me
a new dress to go to mass. Yeah?
Will he come to see him? I'm afraid not.
Well my father says than those who do not go to mass
They end up in hell.
And what do you think?
Well, if mass doesn't go He won't be able to see my new dress.
When are you going to leave to talk to me about "you"?
Don't you know?
We'll see.
How beautiful.
Never stop drawing, Josephine,
You have a gift with drawing. Antonio.
Yeah.
This notebook is going to happen to the history of notebooks.
It turned out fantastic, congratulations to all,
really, bravo.
Here, would you like to go finish more notebooks?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
Would you like to see the sea?
Yes, yes.
Well I want you to teach this notebook at home,
and let your parents read it and tell them one thing
very important.
Tell them that this summer the teacher will take you
to see the sea
Oh really?
What's going on, Josefina, You don't like the idea?
Will you take us to Bilbao? No, I will take you to my land,
to Tarragona, to my town, to Mont-roig del Camp.
- - Shall we go on a donkey? - Not on a donkey, no,
We would never arrive, Emilio.
We'll go on to a better thing, we will go by train,
but you have to help me to convince your parents,
will you help me? Yes, yes.
- - Yeah? - Yeah!
Well come, come, let's get to work,
what are we going to need many notebooks.
"See you soon, dear son, receive a big hug
of your father, that he never forgets you.
Bernard".
Carlos, look.
I already know that you don't want to, OK?
But if you let me show you, you can read
and answer your father's letters.
Why be locked up? without seeing anyone,
without seeing you?
It must be very hard, but if you explain
what you do,
and you explain to him that you are fine,
I'm sure he'll cheer up lot.
But it is very difficult.
Yes. It is very difficult.
But you have in front of you
one of the best teachers of the world
and he wants to teach you.
What do you say to me?
What sounds like is a waltz and you dance like that.
One, two, three. One, two, three.
One, two, three. One, two, three. And you dance in pairs,
so fuck a couple each,
and dance!
One, two, three. Count One, two, three.
One, two, three. One, two, three.
One, two, three. One, two, three.
"What a chill that there are millions of humans
without the basics to live,
This happens because those who do not They produce nothing and enjoy everything,
they accumulate so much wealth as moral inferiority.
Humanly it is incomprehensible,
socially intolerable.
Financially suicidal and stupid.
They know so much about numbers and they did not know how to glimpse
the economic imbalance of its capitalist system.
Living should be a harmony superior, be at all times
satisfied with ourselves and aspire to be better.
Opening your eyes is not easy nor anything comfortable.
It takes an effort and sometimes a pain
There are few who undertake that trip.
Until we say a word:
Light".
They are too small these little ones,
If you want to see the sea, we can take them
to Santander any day. Clear,
Josefina can go to Santander, And Emilio?
And the others? Can you go to Santander to see the sea?
I understand your concern, Okay?
And I also understand, and it is true that the children have not traveled,
but I guarantee you that it will be a safe trip.
And the only expense is on a train ticket,
because I'm going to take charge of everything else.
But let's see, really you believe
that someone would leave their children in your hands?
It should be the parents those who expose
their concerns and not you.
Antonio, these months have passed many things,
lack of respect to our religion,
that strange shape it has to teach students,
his leftist articles that commit us all
and now the occurrence to take them to the sea.
Jaime, to the children It makes them excited, really.
Josefina is not going to make that trip. She has never slept outside her house.
Well, she doesn't talk anymore.
Don Antonio, I recommend that focuses on the topic.
Good afternoon.
Hello, Charo.
Antonio, what's wrong with you?
I just don't understand people of this town, Charo,
that's what happens to me.
Really, I don't understand, so much fear.
Actually, I have the problem I have promised you one thing
to these children without knowing if it could be fulfilled,
and now I'm going to disappoint you to everyone.
They are not going to trust me again, Charo.
Don't talk nonsense, but how can they not trust you?
It shouldn't fill them birds head
to all these children.
But if you don't fill them the head of birds,
you are opening their minds, giving them illusions.
That's the problem, that is precisely the problem.
Antonio.
Do you want to take the children to the sea?
Yes, of course I want to.
Then you just have than convincing a person.
What fun.
Hey Antonio, to be Catalan, You're not bad at it.
It's just that he has had a good teacher. -And with a good wine you dance better.
Always.
Now I'm back.
Do you want? -No, thanks.
Hello, Jaime. Man, Antonio, good afternoon.
Can you put me some candy?
Yeah. Yeah?
I've seen you dancing. Yes, what do you think?
am I doing it right? You better write.
Already. Here you go.
Thank you. How much is it? Two reals.
How good.
Just today I read a news very interesting,
It is seen that the teachers who want, Well, you can now request
transfer to another school.
Don't you want to work closer from your house?
How do you imagine Josefina inside, I don't know,
20 or 30 years old? I don't know.
Look, when I am at school
and I see all my students,
I can't help but imagine What will they be when they grow up?
For example, Emilio, Camilo's son,
a child who loves to read.
I always think that he is going to end up dedicating himself
to something related like literature or so.
On the other hand, with Carlos, With Carlos I am not so clear.
I would say something more manual, more physical, a job.
And Josephine, What do you think he's going to do?
You tell me.
What you like to do most It's all about drawing.
But your daughter has such a great personality
that she can get whatever she sets out to do in life.
She is a fantastic girl.
What worries me, Jaime, is that these children
can't imagine a life outside of here
if you want.
Do you really not want let them leave this town
and let them see the great what is the world?
Antonio, I have to go.
Regarding your articles,
you are not a fool, Antonio.
And it's not a good time to be.
The golden ratio not only found
in geometric figures, but it is also found
in nature, as in flowers.
Forward.
Don Antonio Benaiges? Yeah.
My name is Juan Llarena and I am chief inspector of education.
Delighted. I have come alerted
because it seems that his work here It is not being satisfactory.
I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Inspector.
I assure you that in this school children learn
and they feel comfortable.
That's what I come to check.
You, read this here.
"Well, your worship knows above all things
who call me Lázaro de Tormes, son of Tomé González
and Antonia Pérez, natural of Tejares, village of Salamanca".
It's enough, enough.
You, go out to the board.
Divide 48 by 4.
Very well thank you.
Let's see.
You, go out to the board to write.
He writes: "The horse is wild."
Very good.
What is this? It's a printing press
is what we do with our notebooks.
May I show you? Yes, of course, yes.
Look, the students choose the themes
and make up the editorials and in the end I only help them
to correct them and then We put them to the vote.
And, among all of us, we choose, Well, the editorials
that will end up forming the definitive notebook.
Do children do this? Yes, yes, of course, everything,
they even organize to make the prints,
see? These drawings are made with the gouges,
They layout the pages, and this is very good, look.
That is, we share the notebooks
with other Freinetist schools. As?
Other schools that share the same methodology as us,
for example, this one is from Huesca... Yeah.
...Vilafranca del Panadés.
This one is from Mexico. Mexico?
Yes, from Mexico and this is from France,
we also have Scotland, Argentina, there are many,
This is how students learn cultures from other countries, from other people,
of other ways of doing, ultimately.
And keep the ones you want, really,
For us it will be an honor.
They are the notebooks that we made in class with the teacher.
He thought never again he would see them again.
- - How did you find them? - I have contacted
with Antonio's family, the teacher sent them
some copies and for that reason They have been saved.
Are there more students of Antonio with whom he can talk?
Mother.
He has come to see you a girl.
She says she is the granddaughter from a friend of yours.
Hello, Josefina, I am the granddaughter of Carlos Ramírez.
Look.
Look, see? This is my grandfather, Carlos,
in Bañuelos de Bureba and this is you, right?
What is this about? What do you want?
I'm looking to my great-grandfather, Bernardo Ramírez.
His father was a mayor, so I think that he can help me.
I want him to go away. My grandfather is very sick,
I just want to find his father before it's too late. That's all.
Let him go.
I just want to talk one moment.
A moment alone. You better go.
Are you okay, mom? -Yes, yes, I'm fine.
Hello. Good afternoon.
Good afternoon, this is for you.
What is it? A surprise.
A surprise.
Thank you so much. You are welcome.
And that face?
Well, with permission from Josefina's father
In a few days you will have the permit of all the children.
And what about you? Will you accompany me?
Bah, Charo, it will go very well for me have another adult
to control the children. Come on, move away,
I have many things to do.
If you saw the sea, You don't know what you're missing, Charo.
What's the matter?
Antonio.
Maybe you should get out of here.
What is this about now?
It comes to that if it comes a war
you could have problems.
What war or what war, Charo?
That I am talking to you about the sea.
Don't you hear about the rumors who run through Briviesca?
you are a person which everyone knows.
You've been singled out, everyone knows what you think,
what have you written
Nobody knows what is going to happen. OK?
And now more than ever It's time to live in the present.
"The teacher He has a gramophone.
The teacher wants to take us to see the sea,
that no child has seen before.
I'm fine, father.
But I want to see him.
His son, Carlos."
It's a beautiful letter, Carlos, really.
Your father is going to love it.
How long will it take to get to you? Well, not much, a few days,
I take care of everything, OK?
And now go to sleep, come on.
Good evening, Antonio.
Good evening, Carlos.
Camilo.
Good morning, Camilo. Good morning.
Sit down.
A wine? Yes please.
Well you will say.
I have the permissions of all the students,
except Emilio's.
I have already told you everything I had to say to him.
Now, look, I have come here to bring you this writing
What Emilio has done at school, I'm sure
that you are going to like.
I don't know how to read.
In this case, if you allow me let him read it to you.
"My father's name is Camilo, and he is very strong.
He works hard.
He always says that men they have to work hard
and be strong.
Sometimes they get very angry with me. I ever deserve it,
others don't.
But I know that he does it because he wants to let it be like him.
And when I grow up, I would like to be like my father.
I would like to be strong.
And hardworking."
Yes, Lalia? Twelve goes with "C."
Twelve goes with "C", very well seen.
Anyone else? Dionysia. "Ha" with "H".
"Ha" with "H".
Casimiro, tell me.
The "i" in could has an accent. The "i" in could has an accent.
Very good.
Is this what I think it is?
We finally have children Emilio's permission
and that means that very soon we all go together
to see the sea Good!
Good morning. Good morning.
I'm from Briviesca, I come to see if you wanted to take a photo
of the children. Well yes,
a long time ago that I really want
of a photograph with my students. Perfect.
Very good.
Children, you go home, you get ready
and you come back here that this man He will take a photograph of us.
Come on, come on.
Carlos, come on, presumptuous, come down.
Very good, come on, get on as the photographer told us.
Let's see children, look here.
Look at the camera there, huh? Ready?
Already.
She's already there.
That's it? That's it.
And where is the photograph? Now they will show it to us.
Antonio. Yeah.
What is a photograph?
A photograph is the capture of a moment,
now you will understand.
Can I play? -Yes of course.
Antonio. You know what? That?
My parents are going to take me to Burgos on vacation this summer.
Oh yeah? How lucky. And are you going to miss us?
No.
No? Nothing at all.
And will you draw me a drawing of the cathedral?
We'll see.
Here we have it. Here we have it, look.
Behold.
Hello! -How beautiful.
I am that. -Me here.
How pretty.
Look how pretty and look, there is only one
who came out with a stupid face.
Excuse me, how much do I owe you? One peseta.
A peseta, look.
Perfect, thank you. To you.
Delighted.
Children.
There's little left for our excursion,
but first I wanted to tell you which has been a real pleasure
share this course with all of you
and I wanted to thank you because really
I have been away from my house and there have been moments
in which I have felt alone,
and you have welcomed me very well.
And nothing, that...
That I'm going to miss a lot our classes.
Well, well!
Laura! Are you leaving? We're done.
You haven't warned me. I've been calling you,
You haven't taken it from me.
Now we have to wait a few months
until we analyze the DNA of all the bones
and compare them with the samples.
Ariadne, are you okay?
Do you want to have a drink and chat? a bit?
No.
I know it's easy to say,
but don't lose hope.
I have hope, What I don't have is time.
We will be in touch, Ariadna.
Ariadne.
My mother asked me Let her give you these papers.
They are documents from her father, the mayor of Bañuelos.
She was afraid of betraying the memory of her, but she later asked me
that she would give them to you.
I hope they help you to find your great-grandfather.
Embrace.
Thank you Josefina, please.
There are notes of their collaboration with the military.
Jaime was the mayor.
Whether on one side or the other, I'm sure he didn't fit
no other option than to collaborate.
How strange, not a word about Antonio.
Look at this.
Here is my great-grandfather.
They took him to Burgos.
Of course, that's why You couldn't find it.
What's happening?
It's good news. We have a new clue.
I'm wasting my time.
Help your grandfather It's not wasting time.
I'm not helping him.
I'm not going to find it.
Ariadne.
Those years were terrible.
Many people died.
And the living,
They imposed silence on us.
Don't stop searching.
Carlos, Carlos.
Where is Antonio? Don't know.
Didn't you spend the night here?
What's happening?
Come on, come with me, son.
Will Antonio be okay? I hope so.
From this moment on,
the army takes control of this town
and the entire province.
Collaborate and you will have no problems
because this is what happens to them to the traitors of the country.
This man is a red, an atheist and an enemy of Spain.
Look at it.
Take a good look at it.
Let it serve as an example for you.
Mayor, do you know to this Catalan?
Antonio, I don't know what the hell.
He is the school teacher. -And can you confirm
that he is a red and an enemy of the country?
That's how he is.
Is that your teacher over there?
Yeah.
And what did he teach you at school?
They told me what you were doing some notebooks
I want you all to go to your houses
and bring any book or shit notebook
What does it have to do with this teacher? communist. Go!
The box.
Come on.
Come on, we don't have all day.
Look at your bullshit printing.
This is the price they pay those who want to pervert Spain.
We are?
Up Spain. -Above!
Stop, stop there.
Antonio.
Antonio, I'm Rodríguez.
That's it, calm down.
Look, some water, okay? -Slowly, slowly.
Slowly.
Antonio, look.
This is Bernardo, Carlos's father.
Thank you for taking care of my son.
No, no, please. No, no, no!
That he has no strength. It can't be moved!
Please.
Mother.
Grandfather.
Dad.
Dad, Ari is back.
Look, grandpa.
This is you.
Grandpa, I'm going to read you something.
"The sea.
Vision of some children who have never seen it.
The sea will be very wide and very big,
but, above all, deep.
They pass through it the boats,
There must be sand on the shore,
people will start swimming,
next to it there will be a box to dry
when they come out from bathing.
Josefina Zamero".
"The sea is very big.
and to pass to the other town
you have to go by boat
and I imagine that sometimes it will be more than an hour.
The sea will be very clear, because if not,
It's stupid that they want to bathe.
Emilio Martínez".
"There will be more water in the sea that all the earth
that I have seen.
The water will be hotter than the rivers
and it must be very salty.
In the sea they will fish for hake
and the cod, all kinds of fish.
I have never seen the sea.
The teacher said
that he is going to take us to see him."
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