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-How are you Marcia? -Hi, Teo.

I'm heading straight to the room.

-How has your morning been? -Very good.

The curators are already here

and will be unloading the paintings soon.

The truck will be here soon.

If you need help...

Don't worry about it.

We know you're busy with the restoration.

Also, focus on doing your best.

The management team is hiring

for a position in the department.

I had no idea.

Well, you didn’t hear it from me.

This way.

-Take a seat. -Thanks.

So, you were saying your husband is missing.

Have you tried the places he usually goes to?

Work, leisure? -Yes, well, kind of.

You see...

It’s unusual for him to spend so many days away.

So many days?

You said that the last time you saw him

was approximately two days ago.

In the morning. Correct?

If you agree, we'll note down

his physical appearance to complete the file.

He’s thin...

tall,

he has a slightly stooped posture,

dark hair, honey-coloured eyes...

What clothes was he wearing?

A brown jacket and jeans.

He had to get home from his morning walks.

He always comes in through the garden.

Why didn't you come earlier?

I thought he would come back.

I understand.

Do you have any record of him

doing this on other occasions?

Disappearing for an extended period?

Yes.

This isn't the first time he's gone.

It's also not the first time I've come to report

his disappearance to the police or the embassy.

Although, he always ends up coming back.

But this time is different.

My husband was a war correspondent.

He retired a few years ago but...

he suffers from post-traumatic stres disorder.

If he has left before but returned,

the same could happen this time.

I'm telling you, this time feels different.

(Spanish chatter)

-Hello, Marcia. -Hi.

Just another day at the office.

Remind me to send you the exhibition catalogue.

By the way, Marcia,

Do you remember what I said about the education department?

The Art History students will be there.

-If you’d prefer... -Don't worry, I can give the talk.

That's fine.

Anything you need for the presentation,

just go into my office and take it.

-He's charming. -Who? Teo?

You should attend one of his lectures

because it's an amazing experience.

How he structures his talks, the dimension he gives to art...

I've never met a person with more passion.

Well, it's also true that he spends many hours here.

As head of the department, conference exhibition coordinator...

It all helps to avoid thinking.

Not thinking?

Teo is alone.

His wife left him over a year ago.

He doesn't talk about it.

Well, that’s quite understandable...

I had no idea.

We hold him in high regard.

He’s come to our house for dinner several times.

Next time, you should come too.

Teo told me you want to give the talk in Spanish, right?

Yes, I think it's for the best

Good morning, good morning everyone.

It is a pleasure to introduce a colleague

who will be in charge of giving this talk.

She is an art historian

and she's currently working at the museum

as a visiting restorer in the Italian Baroque Painting department.

Whenever you're ready.

Thank you very much.

Right, first of all,

beyond the works we've been mentioning here,

José de Ribera, "El Españoleto",

left a legacy of an exceptional

aesthetic and plastic identity in each of his works.

Just as his disciples, Giordano and Falcone,

did afterwards.

The blind, beggars, or the crippled...

-You were fantastic, Marcia. -Really?

I felt like I messed up some words.

Not at all, you were brilliant.

Don't be so hard on yourself.

-People paid a lot of attention to you. -How wonderful.

You sure have made a great impression on the managers.

They're expectant.

-The managers were there? -Yes, of course.

They usually attend conferences and seminars.

They know you’re working on the restoration

but they’ve been fascinated by your way of explaining.

They’re looking forward to the final presentation of the artwork.

-See you tomorrow. -Yes, see you tomorrow.

Good afternoon, can I help you?

-I wanted to ask you something. -Sure.

I just saw the photography exhibit in room 9.

Yes, magnificent.

Miller was unique in doing that type of reportages.

His exhibition is wonderful.

And, have you seen him around here lately?

-Do you know if...? -No.

I only saw him once, and that was a long time ago.

He barely spoke, he seemed...

He seemed...

Are you interested in more photo exhibitions?

I can keep recommending.

...now we can clearly see her dramatic expression.

If you notice,

the painting's conservation status was terrible.

Do you see this entire edge?

Yes,

When I reviewed the documents, I confirmed it.

There was a layer of dirt

thicker than I imagined.

In fact, the main difficulty was that there had been

other interventions from different periods.

Don't forget to mention this in your final presentation.

Sorry to bother you.

There's a call for you from your son's school.

That was fast, Marcia. Is everything okay?

Yes, it was nothing to worry about.

And, who is this cute kid? What's your name?

My name is Luca.

Luca. What a special name.

He's named after one of Ribera's disciples.

Luca Giordano?

I love it.

I remember some time ago...

Wait.

Are you okay?

You haven't called me as you told you'd do.

What?

I went a few days ago to report my husband's disappearance.

It seems like you don't care at all.

Wait a second. I'm trying to follow you but I'm completely lost.

It's true you were there.

But you didn't mention anything of any husband.

Look, I don't know if this is a joke.

You told me about a database,

and you told me you'd call me if you found something.

What do you mean by saying I didn't mention my husband?

You didn't say a word about a husband.

Didn't I?

-Not at all, and I now I must go. -Wait.

What are you doing?

I need you to tell me...

Please, just one thing.

If you don't remember I spoke about my husband...

What did I speak about?

Sorry. I must go. I have a metting. Okay?

Today is going to be crowded.

The team, the conference, human resources...

Today is going to be a busy day.

Human resources?

Haven't they told you?

There’s a vacancy in the department and they’re evaluating candidates.

The meeting is this afternoon.

You know how it goes, right, Marcia?

We need the very best and more people are appearing every year.

Specialists arrive, scholars like you, historians...

You've seen it.

And among other things, they value skills, commitment...

How long have you been in restoration?

Well, here at the museum, over 15 years.

It was different then.

Now I wouldn't even know if they would give me the chance.

Well, I have to go,

There are some duties that require my attention.

Excuse me. Excuse me, hold on.

Wait a second.

Please let me go. I need to speak with an officer, please.

Ready?

Good evening.

Thank you so much for being here.

This restoration was carried out at the museum

and it has brought back a unique painting

of one of the greatest masters of the Gold Century.

They want you to stay at the museum.

They are amazed with your work.

We'll have you here for a long time.

Congratulations, Marcia.

Welcome.