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- Hello.
- Hey, Candela... how are you?
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Good, how are you?
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Good, hanging in there,
how's it going in Madrid?
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- Pretty busy with stuff... but good.
- How's life?
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Wow, it's been so long.
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- Yeah, it's great to see you.
- And you.
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Wow, Javi, Marta...
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- Hello.
- Hello.
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- Hello, guys.
- Hi.
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- Hi.
- It's been so long!
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- Hi.
- How are you?
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- How's it going?
- I'm busy with exams, but otherwise good.
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Not much of a plan.
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How are you guys?
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Joni.
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- How are you?
- How are you?
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- Good, it's been so long.
- How are you?
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It's great to see you, even like this.
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I wanted to give you some good news:
the film is ready.
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Wow.
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- At last!
- It was about time!
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You're right.
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Five years, mate.
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- Christ.
- Five years already?
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Almost five years.
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- Almost.
- That's insane.
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- Sure.
- I started when I was 15.
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How old are you now?
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Nineteen... Almost twenty.
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- That's crazy.
- A lot has happened since then.
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Shit.
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A real lot has happened.
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Jonás, how long is it?
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Good question.
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It lasts three and a half hours.
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- Fucking hell!
- No shit!
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- Three hours?
- No way!
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- No more, no less.
- What about the people?
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Well, you already know,
it's an immersive experience, people...
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Properly immersive...
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- You have to trust people.
- A deep experience.
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Exactly, you have to trust.
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The good thing is...
we've done two intervals,
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it's three and a half hours,
but there are two intervals,
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so it has three parts
with two intervals.
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For people to rethink their lives.
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- Absolutely.
- Reflect on the film, what's happening.
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- The moment of truth.
- Go to the toilet...
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- Let it all sink in.
- Reflect, absolutely.
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All right then, if you want,
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why don't we watch it
and see what you think?
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- Cool.
- Let's get started!
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- Watching ourselves is embarrassing.
- I can't wait!
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Right, then...
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WHO'S STOPPING US
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It's not so much
about feeling as though you're acting
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it's more about making it
as true to your own lives as you can.
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What we're interested in here is you,
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not a fictitious character or anything.
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You know?
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Let's give it a try, okay?
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We'll give you a couple of minutes,
go and find your own spot in pairs.
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Candela and Pablo will stay here
to start with, okay?
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And the rest of you...
As you wish.
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I'll give you some help.
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You two get together here.
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Lift me up, Pablo.
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- It's downhill and really uncomfortable.
- Christ, you'll kill me.
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AUTUMN 2016
FIRST MEETING
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Just good friends I think,
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because if we start saying
that one person liked the other
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and the other person
asked the other one out,
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it will be a bit confusing
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because that isn't
the cause of the conflict.
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Yeah, you're right.
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Okay, the story is
that I got on well with you,
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and you started hanging out with others
and I got angry,
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so I kind of couldn't care less about you
and then you come along and say,
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"What's wrong?"
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And I say, "Well, you know..."
And you and your mates laugh at me.
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Yeah, kind of,
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you saw us
laughing at you in the corridor
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and I tell you
we weren't laughing at you, you know?
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We were looking at you
but not laughing at you.
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- I was your best friend.
- Yeah, my friend and then...
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'Cos I knew you lied
and you were a kind of...
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- An asshole.
- Yeah.
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Then we were together
and the vegan thing cropped up.
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How do we bring that in?
We were good friends
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- even though I was a lying bastard.
- No...
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And then I...
No, you were vegan, it's more convincing.
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I don't look much of a vegan.
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So, you were vegetarian,
let's not say vegan...
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- Okay.
- And so...
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I start reproaching you saying,
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"That's a waste of time."
"You're a..."
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And then you reproach me for being a liar.
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- Okay.
- And...
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You'd never treated me bad
even though I was an asshole.
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- Okay.
- And that's about it.
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We leave it at that
and that's when we go to mediation.
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- Okay.
- I make you go to mediation.
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- You're violent!
- Okay, that's fine.
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Right then, you explain it,
see if you've got the gist of it.
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- I'm the vegan.
- Yes.
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You're my friend
but we'd been going out together, or not?
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- Yeah, it sounds convincing.
- Okay.
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And then...
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So, you criticise me for being vegetarian
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and I start saying I'd been with you
even though you were a liar
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and you did things I didn't kind of like.
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And we go to mediation
because of the conflict that arises.
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Okay, sorted.
We'll wait for the rest to finish.
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The mediation scene.
It has to be a sharp clap.
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- Like this.
- You do it.
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Yes, that's better.
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A bit higher.
There.
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- When you're ready.
- Do it.
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Right, then...
Take it easy, when you're ready.
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Okay.
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Hi, guys, we're here because there's been
a problem that we don't know about.
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Well, introductions first:
I'm Candela.
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I'm Pablo.
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We're here to help you.
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So, can you tell us
who you are and why you're here?
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You can start if you like.
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Well, I'd like to point out that...
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I remember when I used to see her
and she was happy,
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it made my day
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because she was positive.
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I mean, she transmitted her positivism.
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If I was down, she cheered me up.
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But ever since what happened
with that other lad,
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it got worse every time I saw her,
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it was the complete opposite,
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she transmitted her negative attitude
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and I've ended up drifting apart
because I couldn't stand it.
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I think part of the problem has been
a lack of understanding, you know?
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If we said how we feel when we do things,
we'd understand one another
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and get on better.
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From that day
when she says I stopped talking to her,
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she started to ignore me.
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We used to get on well
but suddenly, from then on...
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Nothing.
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- Okay.
- How did you feel?
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You're the one who criticises me
with your friends.
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You what?
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I didn't know
why she'd started to ignore me.
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So, if I don't know why she ignores me,
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why should I be the one to go to her?
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She should do her bit,
that's what she said before.
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What was the situation like before
for you, Lucia?
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Well, it was different.
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I mean, we'd go out together every day
and tell each other everything
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and then suddenly
he preferred doing it with someone else.
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Right.
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I didn't mention:
we went out together.
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And when she was my girlfriend
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I didn't say a thing
about her being a vegetarian.
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It didn't really bother me.
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And now...
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I didn't really know...
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I knew
but it kind of surprised me a bit.
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It came up in conversation,
we talked it over,
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I stated my opinion
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and at some point
she started saying things about me
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that were irrelevant
and that weren't even true:
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saying I was a liar, which I'm not.
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Saying I did my own thing.
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I was stating my opinion
as to why I didn't agree
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and she started going on about things
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which I felt were a bit disrespectful.
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- So, obviously...
- Claudia, listen to him.
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So, at that point I thought:
rather than losing our friendship,
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let's try and sort things out.
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Oil...
Palm oil, salt, chilli, onion, garlic,
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soya sauce...
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- Let's see...
- Hang on, what did you say first?
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Which?
Monosodium glutamate?
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Those are headache pills.
They sell them at the chemist, blue pills.
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Why do they put it in this, man?
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No idea.
It's gonna be real tasty.
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NEVER HAVE I EVER...
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THE TYPICAL WEEKEND
YOUR PARENTS GO TO THEIR COUNTRY HOUSE
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AND YOU INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO SLEEP OVER
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...nutritional value per 110 grams:
calories: 523.
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- What are you doing?
- Substance.
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I bet you two euros
they don't even realise.
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If they realise, I'll laugh my head off.
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Christ...
Christ, mate.
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Can you swap hands?
I won't look.
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- What's the point?
- I don't know. I'll catch it.
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You'll catch it?
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- Wait, wait.
- You can reach, there we go!
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Right.
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Right, there's a ball and a basket.
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You throw the ball into the basket.
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Watch this.
Look at this.
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Claudia, help me!
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Go on.
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Teamwork.
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Right, this is how you do it.
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I'm going to score from here.
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- Go for it.
- Impressive.
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Claudia... for Christ's sake.
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I'll leave you to it.
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What do you bet I win?
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- Our virginity.
- Our virginity?
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- Stop it.
- No!
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Just let me get the ball, please.
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Okay.
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- Are you tired?
- I'm a bit tired.
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- Are you tired?
- I'll have a quick nap later.
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Yeah.
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We'll have sex after, right?
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You're an idiot, mate.
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You're a ball hogger.
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Really, life is like a song
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Some sing it better and others worse
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We're just fictional characters
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With my mouth I can say lots of things
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But my eyes can say more
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If you know
Look at me and you'll hear
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And if you want to enjoy yourself
I know a place
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It's by the sea, it's great
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Christ, why not?
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When I'm by your side...
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You've been messing around all this time,
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and now this?
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I'm a dickhead.
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You're not a dickhead.
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You, weak mortal,
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you're doomed to the unicycle
for the rest of your days.
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Come here.
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I'm alright over here.
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Please.
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You'll miss your chance.
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I didn't intend sleeping over.
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Seriously?
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Shit!
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- It's your turn, by the way.
- What?
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It's your turn.
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Never have I ever...
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read a book out of obligation
and enjoyed it.
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Okay, it's a bit crap but...
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But it's happened a lot,
it was compulsory reading
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and I ended up, "Shit, I like it!"
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- Yes, that happens.
- Pass it on to Alberto.
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With the April Theses by Lenin, man.
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That god damn baldy.
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Do you read?
Can you read?
252
00:17:10,950 --> 00:17:15,990
- Never have I ever really bullied anyone.
- Shit.
253
00:17:16,116 --> 00:17:18,490
- Me neither.
- Asshole.
254
00:17:18,700 --> 00:17:20,907
No, it was a joke, a couple of jokes.
255
00:17:21,033 --> 00:17:25,074
"It was a joke, we pulled down his pants
and sodomised him, ha ha ha."
256
00:17:26,866 --> 00:17:30,865
I bullied a kid,
but by accident, it was crazy,
257
00:17:30,991 --> 00:17:36,574
he was bullying me and I got him back,
and I was like, shit, I'm going too far.
258
00:17:40,242 --> 00:17:44,824
Never have I ever been to a teen disco.
259
00:17:46,158 --> 00:17:47,199
I haven't.
260
00:17:50,242 --> 00:17:52,157
- She's drinking.
- How embarrassing.
261
00:17:52,283 --> 00:17:54,574
Never mind, everyone...
262
00:17:54,783 --> 00:17:56,157
- Have you been to Kapi?
- No.
263
00:17:56,242 --> 00:17:57,824
Come on...
264
00:17:59,117 --> 00:18:01,199
Everyone has the right to make a mistake.
265
00:18:01,950 --> 00:18:03,574
Or not.
It's your turn.
266
00:18:03,992 --> 00:18:06,032
Okay.
267
00:18:06,533 --> 00:18:10,074
Never have I ever
walked down the street naked.
268
00:18:11,242 --> 00:18:13,157
Does a beach count?
269
00:18:13,283 --> 00:18:17,407
- No, there are lots of nudist beaches.
- I wouldn't round here, you know?
270
00:18:18,033 --> 00:18:20,532
Because of the cops.
Otherwise...
271
00:18:21,867 --> 00:18:23,782
- What?
- Yeah, right...
272
00:18:23,908 --> 00:18:27,157
- If it weren't for the cops, I'd go naked.
- That'd be cool.
273
00:18:27,283 --> 00:18:30,157
Hey, it would be cool.
274
00:18:31,325 --> 00:18:33,991
- You've gone cross-eyed.
- Yeah, sure.
275
00:18:34,117 --> 00:18:36,949
Never have I ever...
276
00:18:38,492 --> 00:18:40,116
cut my hand on purpose,
277
00:18:40,242 --> 00:18:44,116
like a satanic ritual
from an '80s horror film, kind of, slash!
278
00:18:44,200 --> 00:18:45,866
- Kind of emo?
- Kind of emo.
279
00:18:45,992 --> 00:18:49,032
- I've tried but it's impossible.
- The Crown, Heath Ledger style.
280
00:18:49,117 --> 00:18:51,574
Why have you tried?
To be more emo?
281
00:18:52,075 --> 00:18:54,824
Like, I'm really depressed.
282
00:18:54,950 --> 00:18:58,366
- The shit knife doesn't cut.
- I wanted to have a scar, but no luck.
283
00:18:59,075 --> 00:19:01,491
I bet!
Emos...
284
00:19:02,283 --> 00:19:03,491
Science.
285
00:19:09,075 --> 00:19:10,366
Your turn, Gavira.
286
00:19:13,075 --> 00:19:14,282
I've got a good one.
287
00:19:15,242 --> 00:19:19,741
Never have I ever been attracted
to anyone here.
288
00:19:28,533 --> 00:19:30,157
Stirring things up.
289
00:19:32,075 --> 00:19:34,074
Look at that.
290
00:19:40,617 --> 00:19:45,324
Right, my turn.
Never have I ever...
291
00:19:48,450 --> 00:19:50,907
beaten anyone up.
292
00:19:53,075 --> 00:19:54,157
Fucking hell.
293
00:19:55,533 --> 00:19:57,866
I've felt like it, but...
294
00:19:58,033 --> 00:19:59,033
I haven't.
295
00:19:59,158 --> 00:20:01,366
Just a kick in the bollocks
and they're crying.
296
00:20:01,492 --> 00:20:04,199
- That's not beating someone up.
- Yeah, but...
297
00:20:10,408 --> 00:20:12,074
What are we on about?
Where am I?
298
00:20:12,158 --> 00:20:13,241
It's Alberto's turn.
299
00:20:13,367 --> 00:20:15,032
- My turn?
- Yeah.
300
00:20:15,367 --> 00:20:18,074
Fuck, I can't think of anything.
301
00:20:20,825 --> 00:20:23,741
Go to the blackboard
and pull your pants down.
302
00:20:27,367 --> 00:20:29,574
Vaseline, lots of Vaseline.
303
00:20:32,158 --> 00:20:34,491
- Whose turn is it?
- It's your turn, mate.
304
00:20:34,742 --> 00:20:35,949
It's my turn.
305
00:20:39,242 --> 00:20:45,199
Well, there you go.
This... this... this... and this.
306
00:20:45,325 --> 00:20:47,532
But it's kind of a cool step like...
307
00:20:49,117 --> 00:20:51,199
Wait.
It was kind of...
308
00:20:56,158 --> 00:20:59,407
That's it, cool.
Cool! Hang on.
309
00:21:00,492 --> 00:21:04,157
- And then the chorus...
- Hang on, see if I can do it.
310
00:21:11,867 --> 00:21:12,867
That's it.
311
00:21:20,367 --> 00:21:23,491
What's up, Pablo?
Sloshed on vodka?
312
00:21:24,367 --> 00:21:26,157
Suck my cock.
313
00:21:28,950 --> 00:21:34,407
The sea is vast, like your heart
And the waves are fierce
314
00:21:34,533 --> 00:21:41,449
Like the passion I feel
When I'm next to you
315
00:22:18,075 --> 00:22:19,407
Claudia,
316
00:22:21,700 --> 00:22:23,116
I'm off.
317
00:22:25,075 --> 00:22:29,032
- Are you going?
- I'll call you later, okay?
318
00:23:26,325 --> 00:23:31,241
If you're fifteen years old
And you intend to escape
319
00:23:32,200 --> 00:23:36,116
Then you have all you need to do it
320
00:23:37,700 --> 00:23:42,491
You could leave before the city lights
321
00:23:42,700 --> 00:23:47,116
Switch off forever beyond remedy
322
00:23:48,700 --> 00:23:53,949
You could change your name
For another that sounds better
323
00:23:54,283 --> 00:23:58,949
Stamp out your lineage once and for all
324
00:24:00,367 --> 00:24:05,449
You could jot down in your notebook
A new code of honour
325
00:24:06,075 --> 00:24:10,157
But always in poetry, never in prose
326
00:24:11,242 --> 00:24:13,074
Who's stopping you?
327
00:24:13,742 --> 00:24:15,907
Who's stopping you?
328
00:24:17,117 --> 00:24:21,324
Who's stopping you?
Nobody's stopping you
329
00:24:22,200 --> 00:24:24,449
Who's stopping you?
330
00:24:25,117 --> 00:24:27,241
Who's stopping you?
331
00:24:28,158 --> 00:24:32,157
Who's stopping you?
Nobody's stopping you
332
00:24:43,783 --> 00:24:49,157
You could take the path
That's furthest from the hard shoulder
333
00:24:49,742 --> 00:24:53,949
The one taken by those with no regrets
334
00:24:55,367 --> 00:24:59,907
You'll be able to see in things
Things you couldn't see before
335
00:25:00,158 --> 00:25:04,782
And even awake
You'll be a man who sleeps
336
00:25:06,117 --> 00:25:10,407
The seasons will pass
And you'll forget to speak
337
00:25:11,325 --> 00:25:15,449
You'll even forget your own memory
338
00:25:25,325 --> 00:25:27,116
I didn't get much sleep, but I slept well.
339
00:25:27,200 --> 00:25:29,324
Well, I'll not ask.
340
00:25:35,492 --> 00:25:38,532
- I'm going for a lie down now.
- Okay.
341
00:25:40,742 --> 00:25:43,324
- Will you wake me up?
- Sure, don't worry.
342
00:25:47,242 --> 00:25:49,741
- See you.
- See you.
343
00:26:11,367 --> 00:26:16,574
Stamp out your lineage once and for all.
344
00:26:17,450 --> 00:26:22,324
You could jot down in your notebook
a new code of honour.
345
00:26:39,492 --> 00:26:44,491
I'M A STUDENT
NOT A PUPPET
346
00:26:47,492 --> 00:26:53,616
- State... Schools.
- State... Schools.
347
00:26:53,825 --> 00:26:56,991
State... Schools.
348
00:26:57,117 --> 00:27:01,074
FOR STATE SCHOOLING
NO TO PRIVATISATION
349
00:27:03,408 --> 00:27:09,949
If we're the future,
why are they fucking us over?
350
00:27:10,283 --> 00:27:15,907
If we're the future,
why are they fucking us over?
351
00:27:16,075 --> 00:27:19,241
PROTEST FOR THE ABOLITION
OF REASSESSMENTS
352
00:27:19,367 --> 00:27:22,116
THE REPEAL OF THE EDUCATIONAL REFORM
353
00:27:22,200 --> 00:27:24,116
AND THE REVERSAL OF CUTBACKS
26TH OCTOBER 2016
354
00:27:24,200 --> 00:27:25,324
From north to south...
355
00:27:25,492 --> 00:27:31,491
from east to west,
we'll keep fighting for what's best.
356
00:27:39,742 --> 00:27:44,282
- Fucking Educational Reform.
- Fucking Educational Reform.
357
00:27:44,825 --> 00:27:46,949
Fucking Educational Reform.
358
00:27:49,700 --> 00:27:52,116
No way, no way...
359
00:27:52,200 --> 00:27:58,199
we don't want to pay your debts,
with health and education.
360
00:27:58,325 --> 00:28:03,991
No way, no way...
361
00:28:04,158 --> 00:28:10,199
we don't want to pay your debts,
with health and education.
362
00:28:26,033 --> 00:28:29,282
They made a big effort
to bring in the final-exam system,
363
00:28:29,408 --> 00:28:32,324
but when it comes to improving education,
the syllabus
364
00:28:32,450 --> 00:28:37,366
and organising how to make lessons better
and more enjoyable,
365
00:28:37,492 --> 00:28:39,116
they don't get involved.
366
00:28:39,867 --> 00:28:41,574
The final-exam system is really unfair
367
00:28:41,783 --> 00:28:44,907
because if you have to do an exam
and you feel ill, then what?
368
00:28:45,033 --> 00:28:48,782
All the effort you've made
during secondary school is no use.
369
00:28:48,908 --> 00:28:52,032
Their aim is for us to learn less and less
370
00:28:52,158 --> 00:28:56,366
and for us to be less open-minded,
so we think less.
371
00:28:56,492 --> 00:28:58,157
That's why they eliminate Philosophy,
372
00:28:58,283 --> 00:29:04,157
a subject which really opens your mind
and makes you think.
373
00:29:04,700 --> 00:29:05,700
Because in the end,
374
00:29:05,825 --> 00:29:08,074
they'll manipulate us more easily
in the future.
375
00:29:08,158 --> 00:29:12,574
If we all follow like sheep,
we'll do as they say and that's it.
376
00:29:13,408 --> 00:29:19,991
I think there's a problem
with people dropping out of school
377
00:29:20,367 --> 00:29:22,116
and nothing is being done about it.
378
00:29:22,200 --> 00:29:24,449
With regards to the education system,
379
00:29:24,617 --> 00:29:29,741
Spain is one of the countries
where most time is dedicated to studying.
380
00:29:30,200 --> 00:29:34,157
Young kids are shut away in their rooms
studying instead of playing,
381
00:29:34,283 --> 00:29:36,949
which is what they should be doing
as kids.
382
00:29:37,075 --> 00:29:39,157
We dedicate so many hours
383
00:29:39,242 --> 00:29:42,741
and then it's the country
with the least prospects.
384
00:29:43,158 --> 00:29:48,241
We're studying for nothing.
All that time spent is wasted.
385
00:29:49,450 --> 00:29:53,449
These days, there's a growing trend
of complaining about everything,
386
00:29:53,575 --> 00:29:56,032
and blaming others for doing things wrong.
387
00:29:56,117 --> 00:29:59,449
People don't think
about what they can do themselves,
388
00:29:59,575 --> 00:30:02,699
they just blame the politicians...
389
00:30:02,825 --> 00:30:05,407
Have you thought about what you can do?
If you were a politician,
390
00:30:05,533 --> 00:30:07,241
maybe it's not that easy.
391
00:30:07,367 --> 00:30:12,199
I'm not saying they're doing a good job
but people tend to complain,
392
00:30:12,325 --> 00:30:14,157
"These do such and such, I'll complain."
393
00:30:14,242 --> 00:30:18,241
"They do it differently and I complain..."
Why? Because it's the in thing.
394
00:30:18,908 --> 00:30:21,157
I don't fully agree,
395
00:30:21,617 --> 00:30:23,824
some people complain
just for the sake of it
396
00:30:23,950 --> 00:30:27,574
because it's true, it's a growing trend,
with today's moralists...
397
00:30:27,783 --> 00:30:30,116
But there are no signs of any effort.
398
00:30:30,242 --> 00:30:33,491
In recordings of the Spanish
Parliament there are people asleep.
399
00:30:33,700 --> 00:30:36,866
It's like a first-year
secondary school lesson.
400
00:30:37,117 --> 00:30:40,157
I mean, I find it intolerable.
401
00:30:40,700 --> 00:30:43,824
If they are really trying hard
and things don't work out,
402
00:30:43,950 --> 00:30:47,574
perhaps things are failing
and it isn't really their fault.
403
00:30:47,783 --> 00:30:51,991
What I see in today's society
404
00:30:52,533 --> 00:30:54,907
is that politics is handed down to you,
it's hereditary.
405
00:30:55,033 --> 00:30:56,532
If your dad is right wing, you are,
406
00:30:56,742 --> 00:30:59,157
if you like mum better
and she's left wing, you're left wing.
407
00:30:59,242 --> 00:31:02,366
And I come from a lineage
of extreme left wingers,
408
00:31:02,533 --> 00:31:05,907
the most extreme left or whatever.
409
00:31:06,867 --> 00:31:11,116
So obviously, I can't even dream
of voting a conservative,
410
00:31:11,242 --> 00:31:13,324
because that's kind of the devil.
411
00:31:13,450 --> 00:31:14,991
I often think,
412
00:31:15,408 --> 00:31:18,157
"What if the truth lies
in being conservative?"
413
00:31:18,283 --> 00:31:19,866
But I soon forget that idea.
414
00:31:22,742 --> 00:31:25,032
What if the conservatives
are the good guys
415
00:31:25,117 --> 00:31:28,574
and I've inherited
being a shit left winger?
416
00:31:28,783 --> 00:31:31,907
It's something
we don't stop to think about.
417
00:31:32,158 --> 00:31:35,449
My family, all of them... for example,
my grandmother is a Falangist,
418
00:31:35,575 --> 00:31:38,949
my mother is a moderate right-winger,
but she's still a right-winger,
419
00:31:39,075 --> 00:31:42,532
she was raised a right-winger
and she embraced those ideologies,
420
00:31:42,867 --> 00:31:46,032
and... even so, I find myself asking
421
00:31:46,158 --> 00:31:48,782
why does everything have to be
how they say it is
422
00:31:48,908 --> 00:31:53,074
and how they've hammered it into me?
My mum has told me over and over
423
00:31:53,158 --> 00:31:54,324
that I'm to think for myself,
424
00:31:54,450 --> 00:31:57,782
that I don't have to share her beliefs,
425
00:31:57,908 --> 00:32:00,741
so I can dare to go against her.
426
00:32:04,450 --> 00:32:05,574
It happens with everything,
427
00:32:05,783 --> 00:32:08,866
you get to a point in life
where your parents have shown you
428
00:32:08,992 --> 00:32:11,824
all of the paths
and you must begin to choose your own,
429
00:32:11,950 --> 00:32:14,366
you can't hang on to everything
that other people say,
430
00:32:14,492 --> 00:32:17,282
and you start becoming independent,
so to speak,
431
00:32:17,367 --> 00:32:21,574
with your rules,
your character, your ideologies...
432
00:32:21,783 --> 00:32:22,783
SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
433
00:32:22,908 --> 00:32:24,782
Carmen's idea about the lack of free t¡me,
434
00:32:24,908 --> 00:32:28,324
the idea that we have to
be studying all the time,
435
00:32:28,450 --> 00:32:32,741
children hardly have time to play
and our performance is poor and such...
436
00:32:33,200 --> 00:32:37,407
If we could switch to that idea,
not being afraid to talk about pleasure.
437
00:32:38,117 --> 00:32:42,074
I often get frustrated,
I have lots of homework most days
438
00:32:42,158 --> 00:32:45,407
and at 9 p.m. it's dinner and bed,
439
00:32:45,575 --> 00:32:50,491
when I would have liked to have done
some drawing on the computer or whatever.
440
00:32:50,617 --> 00:32:51,491
But I can't.
441
00:32:51,617 --> 00:32:55,574
Or play the piano... I like drawing,
playing the piano and singing etc.
442
00:32:55,617 --> 00:32:58,157
But I never have time,
I have to do other things.
443
00:32:58,242 --> 00:32:59,282
And it's like...
444
00:32:59,575 --> 00:33:03,282
I'd be more productive in things I like
but I can't do them.
445
00:33:03,450 --> 00:33:07,366
Or sometimes, for example,
when I'm doing things I want,
446
00:33:07,492 --> 00:33:09,949
I've got homework at the back of my mind
447
00:33:10,075 --> 00:33:13,407
and I can't concentrate properly
on what I really like doing
448
00:33:13,533 --> 00:33:16,074
because it's like
at the back of my mind,
449
00:33:16,158 --> 00:33:19,741
"You're not studying, you're wasting time,
you're going to fail."
450
00:33:20,533 --> 00:33:24,116
So, I can't even relax
and do the things I enjoy.
451
00:33:26,575 --> 00:33:30,407
Also, for example,
I'd like to spend my free time doing music
452
00:33:30,533 --> 00:33:33,241
or learning new things,
453
00:33:33,783 --> 00:33:38,241
but you have to dedicate
the whole time to studying.
454
00:33:38,367 --> 00:33:40,866
You end up
seeing studying as something bad.
455
00:33:40,992 --> 00:33:43,991
It doesn't leave you any time
to do things you like.
456
00:33:44,117 --> 00:33:47,782
Every time I have to study,
I see it as something negative
457
00:33:47,908 --> 00:33:51,324
rather than something
that should be positive for learning.
458
00:33:51,533 --> 00:33:57,407
Like she said, when it comes to hobbies
or spending time at home on your own,
459
00:33:57,533 --> 00:34:00,074
drawing or listening to music...
460
00:34:00,158 --> 00:34:05,366
It's like teenagers are always in groups
and with friends all the time,
461
00:34:05,492 --> 00:34:08,199
but we also like...
Well, at least I do...
462
00:34:08,325 --> 00:34:10,866
I like being on my own doing my own thing.
463
00:34:11,408 --> 00:34:15,074
Yes, the insecurity
we all feel at certain times,
464
00:34:15,158 --> 00:34:18,491
"I'm not as good, so-and-so is better..."
465
00:34:18,617 --> 00:34:21,282
- Feeling inferior?
- Yes.
466
00:34:21,367 --> 00:34:24,532
How could we represent
that kind of insecurity?
467
00:34:24,742 --> 00:34:27,199
It's really interesting
but it's difficult.
468
00:34:27,325 --> 00:34:30,366
How would you represent
that moment when you feel inferior?
469
00:34:32,325 --> 00:34:37,532
It isn't physical loneliness, for example,
someone sitting on their own in class.
470
00:34:38,325 --> 00:34:42,782
It's more in private:
when you're on your own and you think,
471
00:34:42,908 --> 00:34:45,449
"I'm different,"
but you aren't, really,
472
00:34:45,575 --> 00:34:48,491
you just don't mention it
and others probably feel just the same.
473
00:34:49,117 --> 00:34:54,824
And what you said before about loneliness,
what happens when people can't see you.
474
00:34:56,742 --> 00:34:59,449
It's also the fear of not being accepted
475
00:34:59,575 --> 00:35:04,074
like the example mentioned before
about when there's a new girl in class,
476
00:35:04,158 --> 00:35:05,449
that's how she feels too.
477
00:35:05,575 --> 00:35:09,449
But it's not just that, though you're
in a group and you don't feel lonely
478
00:35:09,575 --> 00:35:13,616
it's like, you're going to buy something
and you wonder, "What will people think?"
479
00:35:13,825 --> 00:35:15,157
Whether you're on your own or not
480
00:35:15,283 --> 00:35:18,449
there's always that insecurity
of not being accepted.
481
00:35:18,575 --> 00:35:21,824
I think it's important to see that too.
482
00:35:26,867 --> 00:35:28,824
What am I going to do with my life?
483
00:35:31,325 --> 00:35:33,282
What am I going to do with my life?
484
00:35:41,742 --> 00:35:43,574
What am I going to do with my life?
485
00:35:47,283 --> 00:35:49,366
What am I going to do with my life?
486
00:35:53,617 --> 00:35:54,991
I've really...
487
00:35:55,867 --> 00:35:57,616
no idea.
488
00:36:03,575 --> 00:36:05,491
What job will I have?
489
00:36:07,700 --> 00:36:14,449
TIMES OF LONELINESS
490
00:36:31,941 --> 00:36:33,227
I think about love
491
00:36:37,367 --> 00:36:39,949
It's such a lovely feeling.
492
00:36:43,075 --> 00:36:45,324
And thoughts of a sinister nature
493
00:36:46,325 --> 00:36:47,866
like death.
494
00:36:49,367 --> 00:36:52,824
What will happen after all this?
495
00:36:55,408 --> 00:36:57,866
Will I ever be able to see my dad again?
496
00:37:02,367 --> 00:37:06,157
Or will nothing happen at all?
497
00:37:07,617 --> 00:37:09,782
Will everything just come to an end,
498
00:37:12,367 --> 00:37:14,324
without a word to him?
499
00:37:29,325 --> 00:37:31,157
When I'm with my friends,
500
00:37:32,700 --> 00:37:34,282
I don't usually think much,
501
00:37:38,158 --> 00:37:39,907
I go with the flow.
502
00:37:45,033 --> 00:37:48,366
But when I come to my room...
503
00:37:51,617 --> 00:37:55,991
it's amazing...
the amount of things I think about.
504
00:39:07,825 --> 00:39:09,032
I'll do it again.
505
00:39:09,158 --> 00:39:11,241
Don't worry if you get it wrong
and do it again,
506
00:39:11,367 --> 00:39:13,574
it'll be nice to have it.
507
00:40:04,533 --> 00:40:08,949
Months had passed since Pablo
had drifted apart from his friends.
508
00:40:09,950 --> 00:40:11,532
He met up with them
509
00:40:11,742 --> 00:40:15,199
but he didn't really take part
in their jokes or usual games.
510
00:40:34,242 --> 00:40:37,991
They'd wander along the Majadahonda
high street to the shopping centre
511
00:40:38,575 --> 00:40:41,324
where they'd have a drink and chat...
512
00:40:41,825 --> 00:40:43,991
unless they'd gone bowling
or to the cinema.
513
00:40:46,283 --> 00:40:48,241
They told anecdotes from class,
514
00:40:48,367 --> 00:40:52,116
criticised certain teachers,
shared stories on Instagram
515
00:40:52,200 --> 00:40:55,866
or... discussed their first girlfriends.
516
00:40:56,533 --> 00:40:58,532
They'd started going out with girls
517
00:40:58,742 --> 00:41:00,991
and some of them
were already hooking up.
518
00:41:03,950 --> 00:41:05,282
But not Pablo.
519
00:41:06,367 --> 00:41:09,157
Pablo just sat there
520
00:41:10,283 --> 00:41:13,866
listening to everything
as if it had nothing to do with him.
521
00:41:15,783 --> 00:41:19,241
Pablo limited himself
to just being there,
522
00:41:19,367 --> 00:41:21,074
it's the way he was, you know?
523
00:41:21,158 --> 00:41:22,991
Well, he'd listen to everything
524
00:41:23,117 --> 00:41:25,074
but as if it had
nothing to do with him,
525
00:41:25,158 --> 00:41:29,824
and perhaps that ended up
pissing the others off, it's normal.
526
00:41:30,492 --> 00:41:32,532
What's Pablo's real problem?
527
00:41:32,742 --> 00:41:35,907
I think it's that he doesn't know
what his problem is.
528
00:41:36,408 --> 00:41:38,907
It as though he feels lonelier
529
00:41:39,033 --> 00:41:41,199
when he is with people
and with his friends
530
00:41:41,325 --> 00:41:43,157
than when he is actually alone.
531
00:41:52,158 --> 00:41:55,949
We were in PE class,
running laps around the court,
532
00:41:56,075 --> 00:41:57,824
that guy there is me,
533
00:41:57,950 --> 00:41:59,907
running in the opposite direction.
534
00:42:01,158 --> 00:42:05,199
And I think it was Arribas,
the other Pablo, Pablo Arribas,
535
00:42:05,325 --> 00:42:07,491
well, he tripped him up,
536
00:42:07,617 --> 00:42:10,907
he did it half serious,
half as a joke...
537
00:42:12,158 --> 00:42:15,157
Hoyos got pissed off
and started pushing him,
538
00:42:15,283 --> 00:42:18,741
the teacher hadn't seen
that he'd been tripped up
539
00:42:18,867 --> 00:42:21,282
and he sent Hoyos to sit on the bench,
540
00:42:21,450 --> 00:42:22,991
it was all very sad.
541
00:42:24,783 --> 00:42:29,116
Well, Pablo said that the gym teacher
already had it in for him.
542
00:42:30,033 --> 00:42:34,991
He told me he had accidentally hit him
with a ball in another class
543
00:42:35,117 --> 00:42:37,949
and the rest of the class
had laughed at the teacher,
544
00:42:38,367 --> 00:42:40,366
and he'd had it in for him since then,
545
00:42:40,867 --> 00:42:43,282
but I don't know, to be honest.
546
00:42:44,283 --> 00:42:47,366
Hoyos always had
a sort of contained rage,
547
00:42:47,492 --> 00:42:50,782
it's something his parents mentioned
to us on more than one occasion,
548
00:42:50,908 --> 00:42:53,907
there were loads of arguments at home,
slamming doors,
549
00:42:54,033 --> 00:42:56,699
locking himself in his room for hours,
550
00:42:56,825 --> 00:43:02,574
and completely ignoring them
for days at a time.
551
00:43:03,492 --> 00:43:08,032
I wasn't surprised Hoyos ended up
hitting Arribas that day...
552
00:43:08,117 --> 00:43:09,949
I'd say I'm almost glad it happened.
553
00:43:10,075 --> 00:43:13,116
I think that was the day
I started to like him.
554
00:43:28,242 --> 00:43:30,782
Hey, what's going on here?
555
00:43:31,950 --> 00:43:33,491
I've got cramp in my calf muscle.
556
00:43:35,492 --> 00:43:37,282
What's going on, Pablo?
557
00:43:38,075 --> 00:43:39,949
- You dickhead.
- Don't call him names.
558
00:43:40,075 --> 00:43:42,532
He's gone off his head, man.
559
00:43:44,325 --> 00:43:48,449
Right, Pablo, to the headmaster's office.
That's enough.
560
00:43:48,575 --> 00:43:51,116
Carry on playing,
I'll be back in five minutes.
561
00:43:51,200 --> 00:43:53,491
Get running, everyone.
Move it.
562
00:43:53,783 --> 00:43:55,866
I said already I didn't do anything.
563
00:43:55,992 --> 00:43:59,574
I just went like that, but it was a joke.
I was laughing.
564
00:44:00,533 --> 00:44:03,366
He only tripped him up, it's no big deal.
565
00:44:03,533 --> 00:44:06,574
Pablo looked really angry
and suddenly smashed into him,
566
00:44:06,783 --> 00:44:11,116
and if the mat hadn't been there,
and instead of pushing he'd...
567
00:44:11,200 --> 00:44:17,616
There's all of us gossiping:
Aitana, Javi, Jorge, Claudia.
568
00:44:22,908 --> 00:44:26,032
That's me there, that's crazy...
569
00:44:26,742 --> 00:44:29,241
He never goes out, never says a thing,
570
00:44:29,367 --> 00:44:32,087
- and he gets good results...
- Why didn't he take the other lad too?
571
00:44:42,450 --> 00:44:43,866
Where are you going?
572
00:44:53,617 --> 00:44:56,116
- Well, I don't get it you know...
- Me neither.
573
00:44:56,200 --> 00:45:00,574
I mean I think
you just have to go against the tide,
574
00:45:00,783 --> 00:45:05,741
because I see people
who are doing things they don't want to do
575
00:45:05,867 --> 00:45:09,449
and you can see that they aren't happy.
576
00:45:09,575 --> 00:45:13,282
There are so few people
that really look like
577
00:45:14,367 --> 00:45:16,866
they're actually happy, I don't know,
578
00:45:16,992 --> 00:45:19,824
people that are making the most
out of everything
579
00:45:19,950 --> 00:45:24,907
or are at least trying to...
I don't know, that's quite rare though.
580
00:45:25,033 --> 00:45:27,157
For me this stage
is a bit like a black hole,
581
00:45:27,283 --> 00:45:32,366
I mean, okay, perhaps you're happy,
and you're the only one who is,
582
00:45:32,492 --> 00:45:35,074
and there'll be happy occasions,
but I don't know,
583
00:45:35,158 --> 00:45:38,574
perhaps it's the hormones,
scientists say all sorts of stuff,
584
00:45:38,783 --> 00:45:41,157
but it's exhausting, it's really tiring,
585
00:45:41,283 --> 00:45:43,866
it's like
what people always say about teenagers,
586
00:45:43,992 --> 00:45:45,824
those insecurities
and all of that stuff,
587
00:45:45,950 --> 00:45:50,241
it'll always be there...
You've experienced it too, haven't you?
588
00:45:50,908 --> 00:45:52,491
Yes, I feel I'm still a teenager.
589
00:45:52,700 --> 00:45:54,866
Awesome!
590
00:45:54,992 --> 00:45:58,074
...and it's exhausting because
there's so much going on in your head
591
00:45:58,158 --> 00:46:00,116
and you can never take a break
or switch off
592
00:46:00,242 --> 00:46:05,907
- and so it real tires you out.
- I don't think we'll ever switch off.
593
00:46:06,033 --> 00:46:08,949
I mean, I think
we're always going to be like that,
594
00:46:09,075 --> 00:46:11,282
so if you don't find a moment
to be happy...
595
00:46:12,033 --> 00:46:14,801
Of course, but I think there are times
that you get stuck in this hole,
596
00:46:14,825 --> 00:46:17,866
and it's like that
for people we know, isn't it?
597
00:46:17,992 --> 00:46:21,199
It's like a vicious circle,
598
00:46:21,325 --> 00:46:24,491
you don't want to feel bad,
but you sort of like it at the same time.
599
00:46:24,783 --> 00:46:29,282
I don't reckon there's only one truth,
One certainty... I don't know.
600
00:46:29,408 --> 00:46:31,032
Even the simplest of things,
601
00:46:31,117 --> 00:46:32,384
I could say my name's Javier Sánchez
602
00:46:32,408 --> 00:46:34,407
but someone else could call me
something else,
603
00:46:34,950 --> 00:46:38,032
I've loads of nicknames
and stuff like that,
604
00:46:38,117 --> 00:46:42,782
and each of us has our own reality,
so to speak,
605
00:46:43,450 --> 00:46:48,074
but I don't know, I'm not really sure
about the idea of certainties.
606
00:46:48,158 --> 00:46:52,324
Just out of curiosity, I've noticed
your hair is different colours,
607
00:46:52,325 --> 00:46:53,949
but even your beard...
608
00:46:54,075 --> 00:46:58,074
My beard, nails,
even my shoes and shirt.
609
00:46:58,158 --> 00:47:01,616
Yeah, I got the feeling
there was something split about you.
610
00:47:01,825 --> 00:47:05,366
- Yes, split in two.
- And why is that?
611
00:47:05,492 --> 00:47:06,741
Well, let's see,
612
00:47:06,867 --> 00:47:10,282
it all started because my mum
wouldn't let me dye my hair,
613
00:47:11,117 --> 00:47:14,324
so I thought, "I'll meet you half way,"
614
00:47:14,450 --> 00:47:16,199
and I only dyed half of it.
615
00:47:16,783 --> 00:47:19,282
And this triggered
a series of other stuff...
616
00:47:19,408 --> 00:47:21,282
So, now I don't shave
this side of my beard.
617
00:47:21,408 --> 00:47:24,366
I don't paint all of my nails,
only the ones on my left hand,
618
00:47:24,492 --> 00:47:29,907
and it's like
I developed two personalities.
619
00:47:30,033 --> 00:47:32,366
I'm one person,
620
00:47:32,533 --> 00:47:36,782
but this side is one part of me
and this is another.
621
00:47:36,908 --> 00:47:41,157
I really like writing
and I also play instruments,
622
00:47:41,283 --> 00:47:47,199
my thinking and methodical side
does the technical stuff,
623
00:47:47,367 --> 00:47:50,032
and the other side of me
provides the inspiration,
624
00:47:50,117 --> 00:47:52,491
the side that makes me
start playing an instrument
625
00:47:52,700 --> 00:47:57,199
or grab a pen to write,
I don't know, perhaps it's a bit odd,
626
00:47:57,325 --> 00:48:01,407
but in reality, I'm the same person,
I just like being like this.
627
00:48:02,033 --> 00:48:03,741
I'm homosexual
628
00:48:03,867 --> 00:48:06,449
and because I'm gay
they're always labelling me,
629
00:48:06,575 --> 00:48:09,199
and a girl I don't even know was like,
630
00:48:09,325 --> 00:48:12,741
"I have a gay friend,
you could hook up with him,"
631
00:48:12,867 --> 00:48:14,949
or "do you like shopping?"
I don't like those things,
632
00:48:15,075 --> 00:48:16,366
I'm gay and that's that.
633
00:48:16,492 --> 00:48:19,366
I like playing football,
watching football,
634
00:48:19,492 --> 00:48:21,949
playing music,
hanging out with my mates...
635
00:48:22,367 --> 00:48:26,074
I mean, just because you are
or aren't whatever, homosexual...
636
00:48:26,158 --> 00:48:27,491
who cares, a woman...
637
00:48:27,617 --> 00:48:29,324
I mean every person is who they are,
638
00:48:29,450 --> 00:48:34,782
but society tends to lump people together
because of what you are,
639
00:48:34,908 --> 00:48:38,324
and it's not just people our age
that do it, older people do it too.
640
00:48:40,825 --> 00:48:44,032
I can see you wanted to get that out,
didn't you?
641
00:48:44,117 --> 00:48:47,157
Yeah, I feel much better now.
642
00:48:48,742 --> 00:48:53,824
- Do you feel a bit pissed off?
- Yes, big style.
643
00:48:54,908 --> 00:48:56,116
She is a chav and I'm a freak.
644
00:48:56,200 --> 00:48:58,491
He's a freak and I'm normal,
I'm not a chav.
645
00:48:58,617 --> 00:49:01,074
- Well, I mean...
- I'm not a chav.
646
00:49:03,533 --> 00:49:05,116
A chav, well...
647
00:49:06,908 --> 00:49:09,116
I'm not a chav, I mean, why?
648
00:49:10,200 --> 00:49:11,449
And why am I a freak?
I mean...
649
00:49:11,575 --> 00:49:13,782
Because you like manga
and all of that stuff.
650
00:49:13,908 --> 00:49:16,782
- Yeah, but...
- You admit it.
651
00:49:16,908 --> 00:49:20,241
Yes, I guess I do...
but because... I mean...
652
00:49:21,033 --> 00:49:23,116
Shit, I get nervous.
653
00:49:25,117 --> 00:49:28,949
Then if you make friends
and you get it wrong...
654
00:49:29,367 --> 00:49:32,157
things like that.
Because that happened to me,
655
00:49:33,200 --> 00:49:35,907
and the worst thing is
that I still meet up with those guys
656
00:49:36,033 --> 00:49:38,324
and I think,
"What am I doing with my life?"
657
00:49:38,450 --> 00:49:40,199
Am I a masochist or something?
658
00:49:40,325 --> 00:49:44,116
I know I have to do something,
but it's as if I daren't do it.
659
00:49:46,200 --> 00:49:50,741
You're with people you don't want
to be with, but yet you stay.
660
00:49:51,242 --> 00:49:54,282
Why do you think that is?
Are you hooked on these people?
661
00:49:55,158 --> 00:49:59,699
No, I think, more than anything,
it's not wanting to be alone,
662
00:50:00,908 --> 00:50:02,074
because I often think,
663
00:50:02,158 --> 00:50:05,991
"What if they're the only guys
I can talk to,"
664
00:50:06,533 --> 00:50:08,116
"The only ones I can meet up with?"
665
00:50:08,242 --> 00:50:11,782
So, there's a kind of uncertainty
that I sometimes feel.
666
00:50:14,200 --> 00:50:18,532
I mean, I know I should stop
spending time with these people
667
00:50:18,742 --> 00:50:20,907
but I don't know why I don't.
668
00:50:23,200 --> 00:50:27,199
Are you scared of solitude?
Of being alone?
669
00:50:27,325 --> 00:50:29,741
Yeah, you could say that.
670
00:50:30,867 --> 00:50:35,116
And my current classmates
have changed a lot of things for me,
671
00:50:35,200 --> 00:50:38,324
I consider them good friends
because... I don't know,
672
00:50:38,450 --> 00:50:42,699
I feel like they helped me out
whenever I needed it
673
00:50:43,950 --> 00:50:46,991
and I'm really glad I came
and got to know them.
674
00:50:47,117 --> 00:50:49,074
This has been more recently, right?
675
00:50:49,158 --> 00:50:54,116
Yes, this is more recent,
I also had my share of problems,
676
00:50:54,200 --> 00:50:56,241
bullying and that sort of stuff.
677
00:50:57,158 --> 00:51:00,366
They used to call me fat
and things like that
678
00:51:00,533 --> 00:51:05,199
during or after class.
679
00:51:05,575 --> 00:51:10,324
The head of studies had to get involved,
680
00:51:10,450 --> 00:51:14,032
and they managed
to nip the problem in the bud.
681
00:51:14,158 --> 00:51:15,407
Who'd have thought?
682
00:51:15,533 --> 00:51:17,699
I now have a good relationship
with those guys,
683
00:51:17,825 --> 00:51:21,532
because they were very sorry
about what they'd done,
684
00:51:22,117 --> 00:51:25,991
and, well, there are times
when you just have to know how to forgive.
685
00:51:29,033 --> 00:51:32,282
I agree about the bullying thing.
686
00:51:32,408 --> 00:51:35,824
I mean, I didn't know these people,
687
00:51:35,950 --> 00:51:39,991
and my case was different to hers,
she was quite lucky,
688
00:51:40,117 --> 00:51:42,032
no-one intervened in my case,
689
00:51:42,158 --> 00:51:44,199
of course, I moved on,
690
00:51:44,325 --> 00:51:46,366
and they also moved on but in a bad way.
691
00:51:46,492 --> 00:51:50,282
The only thing I could do was stay quiet,
692
00:51:50,367 --> 00:51:53,116
but now, over time... sorry.
693
00:51:55,158 --> 00:51:57,116
This affected you, didn't it?
694
00:52:01,117 --> 00:52:02,532
- Sorry.
- No, not at all.
695
00:52:02,742 --> 00:52:08,491
And over the years I've been quite scared
to get to know people
696
00:52:09,117 --> 00:52:13,282
and I've found it really hard
to be able to trust people.
697
00:52:14,117 --> 00:52:18,282
I mean, for three years
it was one thing after the other,
698
00:52:18,367 --> 00:52:20,491
and over those three years, I was alone.
699
00:52:20,617 --> 00:52:22,741
I mean, I only had my mother for support.
700
00:52:23,158 --> 00:52:27,074
I was really scared when I got here,
701
00:52:27,158 --> 00:52:31,199
because I thought,
"What if the same thing happens again?"
702
00:52:31,325 --> 00:52:35,866
But of course
I ended up meeting great people here
703
00:52:36,533 --> 00:52:39,116
and I've been able
to try to forget my past,
704
00:52:39,200 --> 00:52:42,324
although it will always be there,
705
00:52:42,450 --> 00:52:46,907
but life is there to be enjoyed,
706
00:52:47,033 --> 00:52:53,449
so we just have to let things happen
without them affecting us as much.
707
00:52:54,117 --> 00:52:58,907
We just have to deal with it ourselves
and push ahead.
708
00:52:59,950 --> 00:53:04,032
I'm sorry, I didn't mean for you
to tell me something so difficult.
709
00:53:04,158 --> 00:53:05,907
No, I'm sorry.
710
00:53:06,033 --> 00:53:12,116
No, but if you can share things
and explain things from a distance,
711
00:53:12,200 --> 00:53:14,991
well, it's good to do that,
even if it brings tears to your eyes
712
00:53:15,117 --> 00:53:18,366
because obviously
it must have been really fucking hard.
713
00:53:19,867 --> 00:53:22,991
I see you've got to know each other
and this has brought you closer,
714
00:53:23,117 --> 00:53:25,157
it's something
you've been able to talk about.
715
00:53:25,283 --> 00:53:31,532
Yes, we've talked a lot about...
our highs and lows.
716
00:53:31,742 --> 00:53:36,824
Really, in such a short time
it has been amazing.
717
00:54:20,575 --> 00:54:23,907
I was speaking to a teacher yesterday
who told me
718
00:54:24,075 --> 00:54:27,949
that when you go out for a walk
719
00:54:29,033 --> 00:54:32,782
you get to a point in which
the two hemispheres of the brain
720
00:54:32,908 --> 00:54:38,241
activate at the same time,
and that's quite good for you.
721
00:54:42,992 --> 00:54:49,907
WINTER SOLSTICE
722
00:55:11,492 --> 00:55:13,032
- Hello.
- Hello.
723
00:55:13,158 --> 00:55:14,158
How are you?
724
00:55:16,158 --> 00:55:17,158
Good.
725
00:55:17,783 --> 00:55:19,157
What are you doing here?
726
00:55:20,158 --> 00:55:22,866
- Watching the fireworks.
- Yeah...
727
00:55:33,950 --> 00:55:37,324
On the day of the solstice,
I wanted to go out
728
00:55:37,450 --> 00:55:41,949
to see what the atmosphere was like
and watch the fireworks,
729
00:55:42,992 --> 00:55:46,741
and it was there
that I ran into Candela.
730
00:55:46,867 --> 00:55:51,324
Well, she actually ran into me
because I was a bit lost out there.
731
00:55:51,450 --> 00:55:53,074
I find it hard to approach people
732
00:55:53,158 --> 00:55:56,157
and she came over
to say hi to me with a friend.
733
00:56:00,867 --> 00:56:03,157
We don't really know each other that well,
734
00:56:03,242 --> 00:56:09,366
but we met in the mediation group
and she actually helps us a lot.
735
00:56:10,117 --> 00:56:15,866
She gets people to open up
and I learn a lot from her.
736
00:56:16,408 --> 00:56:22,157
So I'm glad to have her around
during the mediation sessions.
737
00:56:55,283 --> 00:56:56,824
What's she like?
738
00:56:58,033 --> 00:57:00,199
Julia.
What's she like?
739
00:57:05,117 --> 00:57:07,991
I don't know much about her.
I just know she's new.
740
00:57:09,533 --> 00:57:11,949
- She's new?
- Yes.
741
00:57:15,033 --> 00:57:17,366
It says
that you and Julia have had an argument.
742
00:57:17,992 --> 00:57:18,824
Yes.
743
00:57:18,950 --> 00:57:22,116
So, you don't know her,
but you insult one another?
744
00:57:24,533 --> 00:57:25,741
Sort of.
745
00:57:26,367 --> 00:57:27,991
She's new at this school,
746
00:57:29,117 --> 00:57:31,532
you see each other
and start shouting abuse.
747
00:57:32,992 --> 00:57:34,866
No, it wasn't like that.
748
00:57:35,492 --> 00:57:36,782
How, then?
749
00:57:43,117 --> 00:57:45,824
I tried to help her to fit in,
750
00:57:47,742 --> 00:57:52,324
but I guess it didn't work...
and here we are.
751
00:57:53,242 --> 00:57:55,449
- You tried to help her to fit in?
- Yes.
752
00:57:56,367 --> 00:57:57,532
Why?
753
00:57:59,908 --> 00:58:01,157
Because...
754
00:58:02,992 --> 00:58:04,366
it isn't easy being the new girl,
755
00:58:04,533 --> 00:58:07,449
no one talks to you, everyone ignores you.
756
00:58:09,533 --> 00:58:11,074
How do you know?
757
00:58:12,117 --> 00:58:13,949
Because I've been a new girl.
758
00:58:18,325 --> 00:58:19,532
And...
759
00:58:20,242 --> 00:58:22,407
I've felt the same as she feels.
760
00:58:26,867 --> 00:58:30,074
Right, okay.
So then, Julia arrives
761
00:58:31,158 --> 00:58:33,991
and you want to help her
so she doesn't suffer like you did.
762
00:58:34,117 --> 00:58:35,241
Yes.
763
00:58:36,867 --> 00:58:41,241
So what happened
to cause an argument and you end up here?
764
00:58:52,200 --> 00:58:55,241
A third person comes onto the scene...
765
00:58:57,825 --> 00:59:01,991
and it led to rejection.
766
00:59:06,575 --> 00:59:09,824
- I'm going to my lesson.
- Okay.
767
00:59:09,950 --> 00:59:13,157
- I'll leave you to it. Bye.
- Bye.
768
00:59:20,575 --> 00:59:24,282
Tell us a bit about that third person.
769
00:59:24,908 --> 00:59:27,157
- We don't get it.
- Me neither.
770
00:59:27,242 --> 00:59:28,491
How...?
771
00:59:28,617 --> 00:59:32,574
So, she's new at school,
you try to help her fit in,
772
00:59:33,158 --> 00:59:34,699
a third person turns up...
773
00:59:34,825 --> 00:59:37,116
- And rejection.
- Rejection of what?
774
00:59:37,700 --> 00:59:41,324
Rejection of that third person?
Or... We don't get it.
775
00:59:43,825 --> 00:59:48,407
Well, I didn't want to...
I didn't want to be with that person.
776
00:59:48,533 --> 00:59:49,907
I didn't...
777
00:59:51,158 --> 00:59:52,158
I'd been betrayed.
778
00:59:52,242 --> 00:59:55,157
I couldn't be with someone
who'd betrayed me
779
00:59:55,242 --> 00:59:56,991
and act as though nothing had happened.
780
01:00:00,783 --> 01:00:03,032
I felt I'd been let down.
781
01:00:03,158 --> 01:00:04,366
So...
782
01:00:05,867 --> 01:00:07,282
that was the end of it.
783
01:00:09,533 --> 01:00:11,199
This is what we'll do...
784
01:00:12,158 --> 01:00:17,824
We'll dismiss any idea like
the relationship will never be the same,
785
01:00:17,950 --> 01:00:20,741
I won't get anything out of this, okay?
786
01:00:20,867 --> 01:00:24,949
Leaving all that behind,
which could be a possibility.
787
01:00:26,575 --> 01:00:29,824
I want you to take the tools
that we are offering you,
788
01:00:29,950 --> 01:00:32,032
to come to mediation along with Julia,
789
01:00:32,117 --> 01:00:35,907
and you ask her
everything you want to ask her,
790
01:00:36,033 --> 01:00:38,324
you explain to her everything you want,
791
01:00:39,367 --> 01:00:43,449
and try to clear up your doubts
792
01:00:43,575 --> 01:00:48,074
so you can be at peace and understand
why she did the things she did
793
01:00:48,158 --> 01:00:50,449
or understand her reasons as to why.
794
01:00:52,242 --> 01:00:56,574
Without thinking about whether
the relationship will work again or not,
795
01:00:56,783 --> 01:00:58,032
that doesn't matter.
796
01:00:59,033 --> 01:01:00,741
- Okay?
- Okay.
797
01:01:00,867 --> 01:01:02,116
You'll do it?
798
01:01:12,867 --> 01:01:17,824
Sometimes we see school
as a type of jail and...
799
01:01:18,283 --> 01:01:20,366
and in the end
800
01:01:21,825 --> 01:01:28,199
we try and belong to a group
almost as if it were a gang,
801
01:01:28,325 --> 01:01:35,074
we try to adapt
to everything that the group does,
802
01:01:35,825 --> 01:01:38,199
and there's loads of pressure,
803
01:01:40,117 --> 01:01:42,324
we don't like being labelled,
804
01:01:42,825 --> 01:01:46,949
but yet we want to be labelled
as part of the group,
805
01:01:47,075 --> 01:01:50,782
as part of the collective
rather than feeling as if we are alone,
806
01:01:50,950 --> 01:01:55,449
because at the end of the day
it's quite a tough time
807
01:01:56,950 --> 01:02:03,116
so it's a relief
to feel as if you are part of something.
808
01:02:12,117 --> 01:02:13,366
With a title page...?
809
01:02:13,533 --> 01:02:18,282
Yes, with your personal details
and a short description, personalise it.
810
01:02:18,367 --> 01:02:20,074
What weighting will it have?
811
01:02:21,950 --> 01:02:23,116
Tell him what happened.
812
01:02:23,242 --> 01:02:27,491
I said, "Haven't you got my number?"
And he said he'd ask me for it later.
813
01:02:27,700 --> 01:02:30,074
He went off
and then suddenly came back.
814
01:02:30,158 --> 01:02:33,199
- He regretted it.
- He came over and said,
815
01:02:33,450 --> 01:02:35,741
"I really regret it, give me your number."
816
01:03:42,367 --> 01:03:44,574
If there's a teacher behind me
817
01:03:45,450 --> 01:03:49,324
who may disapprove of me
for what I've done,
818
01:03:50,242 --> 01:03:56,991
that doesn't give me any confidence
to open up before the mediators
819
01:03:57,117 --> 01:04:00,699
and really tell them how I feel
and what has happened.
820
01:04:01,158 --> 01:04:02,991
I'd feel really awkward.
821
01:04:03,117 --> 01:04:08,532
We discussed this with Candela,
who's in a real mediation group,
822
01:04:08,742 --> 01:04:10,782
and she said that at her school...
823
01:04:10,908 --> 01:04:18,491
MEDIATION GROUP
824
01:04:18,575 --> 01:04:20,199
...she finally feels she has to leave,
825
01:04:20,575 --> 01:04:24,074
it's as though at some point
she realises and she leaves,
826
01:04:24,158 --> 01:04:27,449
and she leaves them to it
and they relax a bit more.
827
01:04:27,575 --> 01:04:29,449
That's how we saw it.
828
01:04:29,575 --> 01:04:32,741
Marta, I don't know if you remember,
when we did that,
829
01:04:34,200 --> 01:04:36,366
you weren't in a mediation group.
830
01:04:36,492 --> 01:04:40,324
- Yes, I was. But I hadn't mediated.
- Right.
831
01:04:40,450 --> 01:04:43,116
- And I still haven't.
- You still haven't? You're a reserve?
832
01:04:43,242 --> 01:04:45,491
- Yes.
- Okay.
833
01:04:46,158 --> 01:04:50,449
How did you see yourself, Marta,
compared to a year ago?
834
01:04:52,033 --> 01:04:53,907
Really different to be honest.
835
01:04:54,033 --> 01:04:57,157
I quite liked it, I don't know.
836
01:04:57,242 --> 01:04:58,824
You see yourself,
837
01:04:58,950 --> 01:05:04,366
you see how you convey your problems
in this case,
838
01:05:05,158 --> 01:05:08,574
and how you kind of
shut out the mediators
839
01:05:08,783 --> 01:05:12,699
because you supposedly
couldn't care less about that problem.
840
01:05:12,825 --> 01:05:14,241
But you're there for a reason,
841
01:05:14,367 --> 01:05:17,782
if you're there
it's because there's been a conflict
842
01:05:18,200 --> 01:05:22,866
and you've come into conflict
because you feel hurt, so...
843
01:05:24,950 --> 01:05:28,741
How did the idea occur to you?
Why did you join a mediation group?
844
01:05:28,867 --> 01:05:33,616
I don't like it
when people argue or fight or whatever,
845
01:05:33,867 --> 01:05:39,532
and a scheme that helps to solve problems
and I don't like it when problems exist,
846
01:05:39,742 --> 01:05:41,491
I kill two birds with one stone.
847
01:05:41,742 --> 01:05:44,157
You're often afraid of being on your own
848
01:05:44,283 --> 01:05:47,324
but it's because you don't value
other people.
849
01:05:47,450 --> 01:05:50,824
You've got your friends
and you say, "These are my friends,"
850
01:05:50,950 --> 01:05:52,430
but you may be getting fed up of them
851
01:05:52,533 --> 01:05:55,991
and you'll be left on your own
because you don't value other people,
852
01:05:56,117 --> 01:05:58,116
you could get on well with them
853
01:05:58,242 --> 01:06:01,032
and you say,
"I can't be bothered to find out."
854
01:06:01,867 --> 01:06:05,032
Or you don't try to fit in.
855
01:06:05,200 --> 01:06:07,866
There's no need to stick with a group,
like,
856
01:06:07,992 --> 01:06:10,324
"This is a sect,
you can't hang around with anyone else,"
857
01:06:10,450 --> 01:06:13,157
because it happens to us a lot, kind of,
858
01:06:13,283 --> 01:06:16,991
"She was in this group but she goes out
with people from the other group."
859
01:06:17,117 --> 01:06:20,324
"She doesn't value her friends!"
I mean, it isn't a sect.
860
01:06:20,450 --> 01:06:23,157
You're free to move around
in different groups.
861
01:06:23,242 --> 01:06:25,532
You can't move around between two groups.
862
01:06:25,742 --> 01:06:29,032
I've moved to a different
country three times.
863
01:06:29,158 --> 01:06:32,741
First, I was in the same school as you,
until first year of secondary,
864
01:06:32,867 --> 01:06:35,324
sorry, first year of primary school.
865
01:06:36,992 --> 01:06:38,241
Primary school.
866
01:06:38,908 --> 01:06:41,032
I'd made good friends.
867
01:06:41,117 --> 01:06:46,907
And for my family's own good,
we went to our mother country, Romania,
868
01:06:47,450 --> 01:06:49,699
and I was there for a whole year,
869
01:06:49,867 --> 01:06:53,491
I made new friends,
but it was harder, because you're new,
870
01:06:53,617 --> 01:06:59,532
they all had their close-knit groups
and you come along like an outsider
871
01:07:01,158 --> 01:07:04,741
until you manage to fit in,
and once you form part of the group...
872
01:07:04,867 --> 01:07:07,116
- You have to leave.
- I had to leave
873
01:07:07,200 --> 01:07:09,782
and I came back here, and then...
874
01:07:09,908 --> 01:07:13,449
You've had to adapt before
so in the end you adapt.
875
01:07:13,700 --> 01:07:19,574
It's about a girl who suffers an illness.
What happens to her?
876
01:07:19,783 --> 01:07:22,741
- What film?
- The one we saw in Religion.
877
01:07:22,867 --> 01:07:25,949
- Yeah, right.
- That one with the girl...
878
01:07:26,075 --> 01:07:28,782
The one about...
What was it called?
879
01:07:28,908 --> 01:07:30,032
- That one!
- We watched it.
880
01:07:30,117 --> 01:07:32,032
- I know the one you mean.
- The drugs one.
881
01:07:33,367 --> 01:07:34,907
That good actor was in it.
882
01:07:35,033 --> 01:07:39,491
- The one where she died in the end?
- Yeah, that's the one.
883
01:07:40,325 --> 01:07:41,782
The Fault in Our Stars.
884
01:07:42,075 --> 01:07:47,074
Ideally,
how would you like to be represented
885
01:07:47,158 --> 01:07:51,866
in a film or in cinema in general?
Generally speaking.
886
01:07:52,908 --> 01:07:55,491
When you miss these things
you often say or the cliché
887
01:07:55,700 --> 01:07:59,366
or the usual things in these situations,
these kinds of conflicts.
888
01:07:59,492 --> 01:08:00,324
As people.
889
01:08:00,450 --> 01:08:01,824
I mean, just people.
890
01:08:01,950 --> 01:08:05,116
- Without making a drama out of it.
- It doesn't exist.
891
01:08:05,242 --> 01:08:09,824
The cliché is always present but...
more normal, just as we are.
892
01:08:09,950 --> 01:08:16,782
Perhaps with more serious problems,
not childish ones.
893
01:08:17,367 --> 01:08:19,782
We want to be taken seriously.
894
01:08:19,908 --> 01:08:23,532
Problems are reflected
as if we were dramatic,
895
01:08:23,742 --> 01:08:25,157
as if it were a drama,
896
01:08:25,242 --> 01:08:29,366
I mean, we sometimes have problems
that aren't a drama,
897
01:08:29,533 --> 01:08:33,574
they are things we try to face up to
like adults almost,
898
01:08:33,783 --> 01:08:37,241
and everyone says,
"You're at that awkward age,"
899
01:08:37,408 --> 01:08:42,949
"your problems are your dramas
and you're exaggerating everything."
900
01:08:43,742 --> 01:08:47,782
You can't generalise.
I get annoyed when people generalise.
901
01:08:47,908 --> 01:08:50,032
- Sure.
- We're all different.
902
01:08:50,117 --> 01:08:54,949
Some groups will be more interested
in smoking and others in something else.
903
01:08:55,450 --> 01:08:58,991
- Videogames.
- Yeah, or series or whatever.
904
01:08:59,117 --> 01:09:00,824
Each character can't be a cliché.
905
01:09:00,992 --> 01:09:04,366
A normal guy
being the worst person in the world
906
01:09:04,492 --> 01:09:06,324
and the seemingly bad guy being better.
907
01:09:06,450 --> 01:09:10,824
Things that could happen, not just...
I bet Sergio is a bad guy.
908
01:09:10,950 --> 01:09:13,074
Yeah, sure...
909
01:09:13,867 --> 01:09:18,199
You mean swapping roles...
what you'd say judging by appearance?
910
01:09:18,450 --> 01:09:20,824
And also each person's own reflections.
911
01:09:20,950 --> 01:09:23,282
Using voice-over and someone thinking,
912
01:09:23,408 --> 01:09:26,699
because I do it a lot,
I kind of think a lot.
913
01:09:26,825 --> 01:09:33,491
Yes, you talk to your friends but really
you think about what's happening.
914
01:09:33,700 --> 01:09:36,782
- Kind of, that reflection.
- Staring into space,
915
01:09:36,908 --> 01:09:39,949
- you fix your gaze...
- And you're thinking...
916
01:09:40,075 --> 01:09:43,782
And you start thinking,
oblivious to what people are saying to you
917
01:09:43,908 --> 01:09:45,741
and you carry on thinking.
918
01:09:45,908 --> 01:09:48,949
It might be a load of nonsense,
but you're thinking.
919
01:09:49,283 --> 01:09:52,199
That's harder to do
in a scene like the one we saw
920
01:09:52,325 --> 01:09:55,032
because there's always
something happening.
921
01:09:55,158 --> 01:10:00,032
You can't introduce a dialogue of thought
when something is happening.
922
01:10:00,117 --> 01:10:04,116
Perhaps in another scene
where they go to the bathroom
923
01:10:04,783 --> 01:10:05,991
and they start thinking.
924
01:10:06,117 --> 01:10:08,699
But doing that in a scene
with several people...
925
01:10:08,825 --> 01:10:13,574
It's not a good idea to include thought,
unless the film is about one character.
926
01:10:13,783 --> 01:10:16,741
But if there are more people involved...
927
01:10:17,117 --> 01:10:19,366
Doing a voice-over for someone thinking...
928
01:10:19,492 --> 01:10:22,366
It interrupts the story...
929
01:10:22,533 --> 01:10:27,074
There's possibly a group of characters
but there's one who's the focal point.
930
01:10:27,158 --> 01:10:28,991
- Yes, sure.
- In that case you can.
931
01:10:29,117 --> 01:10:31,616
- It would work well.
- Not so much voice-over
932
01:10:31,825 --> 01:10:35,241
but representing it
so you can tell what they're thinking.
933
01:10:35,367 --> 01:10:41,366
During each school year I had my group
who were like, "Yeah, my best friends."
934
01:10:41,492 --> 01:10:44,574
Then you had to repeat that year
and your group split up.
935
01:10:45,492 --> 01:10:46,991
That's what happens.
936
01:10:47,117 --> 01:10:49,949
Like Dani's group
and all the rest of them.
937
01:10:51,200 --> 01:10:57,491
On two separate occasions, a teacher left
really angry and another left crying.
938
01:10:59,242 --> 01:11:02,241
Our philosophy teacher,
she started crying during our lesson.
939
01:11:02,367 --> 01:11:04,199
I don't know what we were doing
940
01:11:05,158 --> 01:11:07,824
and she started saying,
"I can't cope with you."
941
01:11:07,950 --> 01:11:09,157
She started crying and left.
942
01:11:09,242 --> 01:11:12,157
It was like...
And everyone carried on talking.
943
01:11:12,242 --> 01:11:14,991
We'd just made a teacher cry, it was like,
944
01:11:15,117 --> 01:11:16,616
"What are you doing with your life?"
945
01:11:16,825 --> 01:11:21,199
I felt really bad about it.
It was like, "I feel sorry for her!"
946
01:11:43,867 --> 01:11:46,741
He acted strange in the assembly hall.
947
01:11:47,533 --> 01:11:50,907
Kind of... distant.
948
01:11:51,992 --> 01:11:53,991
I guess he must have problems.
949
01:11:55,283 --> 01:11:58,449
What he said about mediation was cool.
950
01:12:00,242 --> 01:12:02,282
But he hardly opened up.
951
01:12:04,867 --> 01:12:05,949
Anyway...
952
01:12:10,033 --> 01:12:12,366
I don't know why I like...
953
01:12:14,242 --> 01:12:17,449
spending time with him,
he never shows any interest in me.
954
01:12:43,825 --> 01:12:44,991
I don't know.
955
01:12:53,408 --> 01:12:59,032
Haven't I got over
what happened yet, maybe?
956
01:13:01,408 --> 01:13:02,866
But why has he?
957
01:13:03,367 --> 01:13:04,866
Why haven't I?
958
01:13:19,075 --> 01:13:20,532
I don't understand.
959
01:13:45,117 --> 01:13:50,574
I write them down in rough,
then I copy them into this notebook
960
01:13:50,783 --> 01:13:52,074
and I stick them on there.
961
01:13:52,158 --> 01:13:55,907
Whenever I'm alone
I sit in front of the mirror.
962
01:13:56,033 --> 01:13:57,366
I spend all my time there,
963
01:13:57,492 --> 01:14:01,199
I read it and think,
"You're right."
964
01:14:01,325 --> 01:14:05,449
There's one that says, "Small but tough,"
965
01:14:05,575 --> 01:14:10,282
kind of, however small you might be,
you can achieve many things in life.
966
01:14:10,450 --> 01:14:13,116
This metro map is rather curious.
"My world."
967
01:14:13,200 --> 01:14:15,491
Yes, it's like...
I'm not sure.
968
01:14:15,700 --> 01:14:21,199
I just thought one day, "Why not?"
"Why not do this?"
969
01:14:21,783 --> 01:14:22,783
This is really good.
970
01:14:22,867 --> 01:14:27,032
It shows all the places you've visited
or you'd like to visit in Madrid.
971
01:14:27,117 --> 01:14:31,241
Yes, I've been here.
The places I'd like to go to are in green
972
01:14:31,367 --> 01:14:35,157
and these are the ones I've been to
but I'd like to visit again.
973
01:14:36,075 --> 01:14:39,866
I'd sit like this.
Kind of like this...
974
01:14:47,367 --> 01:14:52,074
Very often
you are unaware of your appearance.
975
01:14:52,825 --> 01:14:55,407
It's like,
"Who's that person sat opposite?"
976
01:14:56,742 --> 01:15:00,241
I don't know.
I kind of stare into space.
977
01:15:00,950 --> 01:15:02,199
It's like...
978
01:15:03,242 --> 01:15:06,991
It's strange.
But I love that feeling, kind of:
979
01:15:07,117 --> 01:15:11,616
being a stranger.
It's as though I'm a stranger to myself.
980
01:15:19,742 --> 01:15:26,616
FIVE-MINUTE INTERVAL
981
01:20:28,283 --> 01:20:31,491
This is Rotor Ivanov, he's from Bulgaria
982
01:20:31,700 --> 01:20:34,074
but he's been living
in Madrid for years.
983
01:20:34,492 --> 01:20:37,241
This is where he likes to go
with his accordion,
984
01:20:37,367 --> 01:20:41,116
it's a strategic point in the centre,
lots of tourists pass by,
985
01:20:41,242 --> 01:20:45,366
but lots of people who aren't tourists
do too, like Candela and Pablo.
986
01:20:45,992 --> 01:20:48,366
We are really close
to where we started the film,
987
01:20:48,492 --> 01:20:50,824
in Las Vistillas, almost a year ago.
988
01:21:16,492 --> 01:21:22,324
Pablo and Candela actually met
doing another film around two years ago.
989
01:21:28,825 --> 01:21:30,824
And they've finally managed to meet up,
990
01:21:30,950 --> 01:21:34,574
after a long time without seeing
one other in real life and in films.
991
01:21:36,992 --> 01:21:40,449
They catch up, Candela asks Pablo
what's going on in his life,
992
01:21:40,575 --> 01:21:42,199
Pablo takes a while to get going,
993
01:21:42,325 --> 01:21:45,949
but he eventually tells her
about his end of year trip to Andalusia.
994
01:21:48,575 --> 01:21:52,324
But before that, Pablo asks Candela
about the dread lock in her hair...
995
01:21:52,450 --> 01:21:54,699
A friend of mine did it. Silvio.
996
01:21:54,825 --> 01:21:56,824
- A friend?
- Silvio.
997
01:21:58,367 --> 01:22:05,241
REMEMBER:
"WE'RE JUST FICTIONAL CHARACTERS"
998
01:22:09,742 --> 01:22:12,157
During a night out, one Friday...
999
01:22:12,450 --> 01:22:14,616
- Vita!
- Gavira!
1000
01:22:16,158 --> 01:22:19,366
- Candela, Claudia, Cristina...
- H¡.
1001
01:22:19,492 --> 01:22:23,866
Tagging along with Gavira and Claudia,
Candela ends up in Cubos subway,
1002
01:22:23,992 --> 01:22:26,866
with a group of youths she doesn't know,
1003
01:22:26,992 --> 01:22:29,949
but she soon feels at ease with them.
1004
01:22:30,492 --> 01:22:34,782
It was one of those days
that I told Claudia and Candela to come,
1005
01:22:35,325 --> 01:22:37,907
I don't know
how I managed to convince them.
1006
01:22:38,033 --> 01:22:42,116
I was just doing my own thing,
I guess I was avoiding them a bit.
1007
01:22:42,575 --> 01:22:45,282
And meanwhile
they were making friends in a group.
1008
01:22:45,700 --> 01:22:48,157
- I'm Claudia.
- Hi, I'm Noelia.
1009
01:22:48,283 --> 01:22:50,074
- I'm Iván.
- How's it going?
1010
01:22:50,158 --> 01:22:52,449
We were talking about music groups.
1011
01:22:52,617 --> 01:22:56,574
- Right, she's studying Arts too...
- No, I'm in 4th year.
1012
01:22:57,908 --> 01:22:59,282
Did you bite him?
1013
01:22:59,992 --> 01:23:02,532
We go to Cubos every weekend.
1014
01:23:03,075 --> 01:23:05,366
We eat with our grandparents,
go about our normal lives,
1015
01:23:05,492 --> 01:23:09,157
our parents give us a hard time
and we always end up in Cubos.
1016
01:23:09,242 --> 01:23:11,824
Fridays at 4 p.m.
when we don't have anything else to do
1017
01:23:11,950 --> 01:23:15,074
and it's finally the weekend,
we head to Cubos.
1018
01:23:20,825 --> 01:23:25,782
All of the punks,
metal-heads, rebels, emos...
1019
01:23:25,908 --> 01:23:30,074
and whoever else is there,
we all meet up and chat about stuff.
1020
01:23:30,408 --> 01:23:35,491
We chat about music, our lives,
what our day-to-day lives mean,
1021
01:23:36,575 --> 01:23:40,449
perhaps things that are a bit deep
for kids our age,
1022
01:23:41,158 --> 01:23:43,324
but that's what we like.
1023
01:23:43,783 --> 01:23:46,616
I said I'd like to study
something language-related
1024
01:23:46,825 --> 01:23:48,907
and they were like,
"Yeah, social sciences."
1025
01:23:51,200 --> 01:23:55,449
But anyway, in the end I've decided
to go into teaching, so, not far off it.
1026
01:24:14,075 --> 01:24:17,532
Silvio was in the group,
I hardly know him at all,
1027
01:24:17,742 --> 01:24:20,282
I think I've chatted to him
once or twice.
1028
01:24:23,367 --> 01:24:28,532
- Silvio offered her a cigarette...
- Do you smoke?
1029
01:24:36,117 --> 01:24:40,032
And she ended up keeping his lighter...
1030
01:24:43,075 --> 01:24:44,824
Will you give me your lighter?
1031
01:24:45,408 --> 01:24:48,324
I don't know if it was on purpose
and she'd planned it,
1032
01:24:48,450 --> 01:24:52,407
but she ended up using it
as an excuse to talk to him.
1033
01:25:09,033 --> 01:25:12,032
Then they found each other on Instagram,
as you do,
1034
01:25:12,908 --> 01:25:15,199
and he slid into her dms.
1035
01:25:20,033 --> 01:25:26,241
Silvio had a super weird nickname,
kurzerhandbtch or something like that,
1036
01:25:26,908 --> 01:25:28,324
something German I think.
1037
01:25:31,117 --> 01:25:37,782
Silvio's posts weren't especially normal
but we found ourselves asking,
1038
01:25:38,200 --> 01:25:40,199
"Who the hell is this guy?"
1039
01:25:46,158 --> 01:25:47,449
And...
1040
01:25:49,325 --> 01:25:51,157
well, they chatted a bit through dm,
1041
01:25:51,992 --> 01:25:57,241
and they used the lighter as an excuse
to meet up another day in Debod.
1042
01:26:06,158 --> 01:26:10,282
Candela had been talking to me
about Silvio for days
1043
01:26:10,408 --> 01:26:12,728
and she finally told me
she was going to meet him in Debod,
1044
01:26:12,783 --> 01:26:16,532
I was happy to hear that,
and she asked me to go with her,
1045
01:26:16,742 --> 01:26:20,949
I guess to make sure she'd be safer
and feel more at ease.
1046
01:26:21,075 --> 01:26:23,116
- I think I've seen him.
- Where?
1047
01:26:23,200 --> 01:26:24,324
Over there.
1048
01:26:25,908 --> 01:26:28,116
It was hard to find them
among so many people,
1049
01:26:28,200 --> 01:26:32,074
but they were in a group
singing and dancing...
1050
01:26:32,367 --> 01:26:34,366
they gave off a really good vibe.
1051
01:26:36,200 --> 01:26:39,199
Silvio got up and came over to say hi.
1052
01:26:39,450 --> 01:26:41,199
- How are you?
- Good.
1053
01:26:43,492 --> 01:26:45,741
Hi.
1054
01:26:46,033 --> 01:26:46,866
SPRING 2017
1055
01:26:46,992 --> 01:26:49,366
- You came!
- Yeah, it's cool.
1056
01:26:49,492 --> 01:26:51,991
I'm with some friends,
are you coming or...?
1057
01:26:52,117 --> 01:26:53,282
Yeah, we'll say hi.
1058
01:26:53,450 --> 01:26:57,157
- This is awesome.
- We've got a guitar and everything,
1059
01:26:57,242 --> 01:27:00,199
-dancing
-Well, I missed the best part.
1060
01:27:00,367 --> 01:27:05,282
I was chatting to Noelia and Iván,
who I'd spoken to in Cubos
1061
01:27:06,367 --> 01:27:12,574
but I was really intrigued to know
what these two were chatting about...
1062
01:27:14,367 --> 01:27:15,574
I'm going for a walk.
1063
01:27:15,783 --> 01:27:18,449
Suddenly they got up
1064
01:27:18,575 --> 01:27:23,116
and with the excuse
of going to get a beer
1065
01:27:24,117 --> 01:27:28,491
they left, so they'd get a chance
to be alone of course.
1066
01:27:30,700 --> 01:27:32,824
Very Spanish!
1067
01:27:34,867 --> 01:27:38,866
When I talked to Candela afterwards,
1068
01:27:38,992 --> 01:27:41,282
I asked her
if they had kissed or anything,
1069
01:27:41,908 --> 01:27:43,532
but Candela told me they hadn't.
1070
01:27:44,033 --> 01:27:46,949
- How old did you say you were?
- Nineteen.
1071
01:27:47,075 --> 01:27:49,741
A bit old.
Nah, I'm still young.
1072
01:27:50,617 --> 01:27:55,074
- Candela would have been 15 back then.
- I'm 15.
1073
01:27:55,158 --> 01:27:57,532
- But almost 16.
- Almost 16.
1074
01:27:58,450 --> 01:28:00,949
Coming of age is cool, right?
1075
01:28:01,283 --> 01:28:02,283
Well...
1076
01:28:03,575 --> 01:28:05,491
- sometimes...
- Pablo,
1077
01:28:07,450 --> 01:28:08,282
how are you?
1078
01:28:08,408 --> 01:28:10,907
- I bumped into them on Gran Via...
- What are you doing here?
1079
01:28:11,033 --> 01:28:12,491
That guy is me.
1080
01:28:13,117 --> 01:28:14,907
Candela asked me what I was doing there.
1081
01:28:15,033 --> 01:28:19,116
I told her I'd come from Joy,
an under-18 club,
1082
01:28:19,242 --> 01:28:22,241
- I don't know why, it wasn't true.
- What were you doing in Joy?
1083
01:28:24,450 --> 01:28:26,574
She seemed happy to see me.
1084
01:28:27,033 --> 01:28:29,491
- Silvio. Pablo...
- And she introduced me to Silvio
1085
01:28:29,617 --> 01:28:32,157
who was standing there,
not knowing what to do.
1086
01:28:34,367 --> 01:28:37,949
Candela seemed happy
and nervous at the same time,
1087
01:28:38,075 --> 01:28:39,616
and I didn't want to interrupt them,
1088
01:28:39,825 --> 01:28:42,241
it looked as if
there was something between them.
1089
01:28:42,700 --> 01:28:44,491
I'll write to you.
We can meet up.
1090
01:28:44,908 --> 01:28:46,907
I pretended I was in a rush,
1091
01:28:47,033 --> 01:28:50,532
we hugged and she told me
she'd text me to meet up another day.
1092
01:28:59,950 --> 01:29:01,032
Who was that?
1093
01:29:01,117 --> 01:29:04,991
Pablo, he's a friend.
We did a film together.
1094
01:29:05,492 --> 01:29:08,782
That's when Candela tells Silvio
that she met me two years ago
1095
01:29:08,908 --> 01:29:12,449
when we did a film together.
It was quite an experience for us
1096
01:29:12,575 --> 01:29:16,116
because we kissed several times
and we were both really embarrassed.
1097
01:29:16,200 --> 01:29:18,366
Supposedly, it should unite you forever
1098
01:29:18,575 --> 01:29:20,366
- or something.
- Do you like films?
1099
01:29:20,492 --> 01:29:24,449
Silvio isn't much interested in films,
and he admits it.
1100
01:29:24,533 --> 01:29:27,991
- I don't go to the pictures much.
- But she loves going.
1101
01:29:28,117 --> 01:29:31,866
Her parents like going
and they've taken her with them a lot.
1102
01:29:33,033 --> 01:29:35,532
Everyone's texting asking where we are.
1103
01:29:35,742 --> 01:29:36,866
- Shall we head back?
- Okay.
1104
01:29:36,992 --> 01:29:38,032
I left my jacket.
1105
01:29:38,117 --> 01:29:40,449
It's getting dark
and their friends are texting.
1106
01:29:40,950 --> 01:29:42,324
Just a pleasant walk.
1107
01:29:42,700 --> 01:29:44,782
The Easter holidays start in a few days.
1108
01:29:47,867 --> 01:29:50,866
- How are you doing, Cande?
- Fine.
1109
01:30:00,533 --> 01:30:04,074
On the long car journey from Madrid
to Cheles, her parent's village,
1110
01:30:04,158 --> 01:30:07,366
Candela rearranges
the safety pins on her trousers.
1111
01:30:09,158 --> 01:30:12,241
Driving through Extremadura,
feeling bored and sick,
1112
01:30:12,367 --> 01:30:15,157
she sends Silvio
photos of the countryside.
1113
01:30:26,117 --> 01:30:32,491
EASTER HOLIDAYS
1114
01:30:33,742 --> 01:30:34,991
Get my suitcase.
1115
01:30:35,117 --> 01:30:39,949
- Hello!
- Good gracious, my Candela!
1116
01:30:41,367 --> 01:30:45,157
Soon after, she joins her dear gran,
her uncles, aunts and cousins,
1117
01:30:45,242 --> 01:30:46,157
her village.
1118
01:30:46,242 --> 01:30:47,324
How are you?
1119
01:30:51,742 --> 01:30:53,116
- How are you, Gran?
- Pardon?
1120
01:30:53,242 --> 01:30:55,032
- How are you?
- Fine.
1121
01:30:55,117 --> 01:30:56,824
- Fine?
- Yes.
1122
01:30:57,158 --> 01:31:02,074
- Lots of people here for Easter?
- Yes, lots, and there are more to come.
1123
01:31:02,158 --> 01:31:04,116
- Don't you go out?
- No, I don't.
1124
01:31:04,242 --> 01:31:06,116
- Why not?
- Because I'm old now.
1125
01:31:06,242 --> 01:31:08,366
- What do you want, sweetie?
- She wants you.
1126
01:31:08,492 --> 01:31:12,032
Your granny, right?
Granny.
1127
01:31:24,117 --> 01:31:27,324
Going to the village
has its good points and bad points.
1128
01:31:27,450 --> 01:31:30,366
And this visit
comes at a pretty bad time for Candela.
1129
01:32:08,075 --> 01:32:12,282
Right then, this is...
Jorge, you're being filmed.
1130
01:32:12,950 --> 01:32:14,199
You'll be in a film.
1131
01:32:19,867 --> 01:32:21,449
We'll go to the steps.
1132
01:32:22,742 --> 01:32:26,116
- We'll go this way, I'll help you.
- I have trouble with steps.
1133
01:32:26,242 --> 01:32:27,282
No.
1134
01:32:28,367 --> 01:32:30,824
The next day,
when Candela takes her gran to Mass,
1135
01:32:30,950 --> 01:32:32,949
she has a funny feeling.
1136
01:32:33,075 --> 01:32:38,324
Soon after, she picks out Silvio,
on the steps next to the village church.
1137
01:32:56,825 --> 01:33:00,991
As she climbs each of the church steps
her heart beats faster and faster.
1138
01:33:01,117 --> 01:33:04,032
She leaves her gran with her mum
and she slips away,
1139
01:33:04,117 --> 01:33:07,991
trying not to draw attention
to the boy following her close behind.
1140
01:33:10,033 --> 01:33:12,741
Candela's first reaction
is that of anger and fear.
1141
01:33:12,867 --> 01:33:14,616
She tries to act as normal.
1142
01:33:17,242 --> 01:33:18,907
She can't believe what's happening.
1143
01:33:19,033 --> 01:33:23,282
But as they walk away from the church,
she laughs and her emotions come forth.
1144
01:33:23,450 --> 01:33:24,450
Are you stupid?
1145
01:33:24,533 --> 01:33:27,491
My mum was there,
my gran, my cousins, everyone.
1146
01:33:27,617 --> 01:33:29,449
Everyone knows me!
1147
01:33:30,533 --> 01:33:31,991
You're mad!
1148
01:33:33,325 --> 01:33:34,574
It was unbelievable.
1149
01:33:35,158 --> 01:33:39,241
The waitress from the bar
was to the left of you,
1150
01:33:39,367 --> 01:33:42,574
I've known her all my life,
since I was a kid.
1151
01:33:42,783 --> 01:33:47,074
And my uncle Jacinto was there,
the official village reporter.
1152
01:33:47,158 --> 01:33:51,907
And the mayor, he's a relative of ours,
he was there...
1153
01:33:53,283 --> 01:33:55,032
I saw you and I didn't know what to do.
1154
01:33:55,158 --> 01:33:56,532
They walk away from the village
1155
01:33:56,742 --> 01:33:58,991
until Silvio asks
where she's taking him.
1156
01:33:59,117 --> 01:34:01,157
She says she doesn't know, but far away.
1157
01:34:01,242 --> 01:34:04,241
It occurs to her
that they could reach the reservoir.
1158
01:34:04,367 --> 01:34:07,074
They leave the village behind
and walk through the fields.
1159
01:34:08,158 --> 01:34:13,157
I saw the photo you put on Instagram,
when you're in Cheles next to the church.
1160
01:34:14,200 --> 01:34:17,241
And I thought,
"I'm here in Madrid, bored sick."
1161
01:34:18,408 --> 01:34:21,491
So I looked it up on the Internet:
Madrid-Cheles.
1162
01:34:22,908 --> 01:34:25,866
And I got up
at eight o'clock this morning,
1163
01:34:25,992 --> 01:34:27,366
and I caught the bus.
1164
01:34:27,992 --> 01:34:32,407
I got off at Badajoz
and I had to wait half an hour
1165
01:34:32,533 --> 01:34:35,074
because I had to catch
another bus to Cheles.
1166
01:34:35,158 --> 01:34:37,074
And I finally got to the village.
1167
01:34:37,575 --> 01:34:41,449
- I've been wandering around for two hours.
- You're mad.
1168
01:34:42,075 --> 01:34:43,949
Candela still thinks Silvio is mad,
1169
01:34:44,075 --> 01:34:46,782
but she's calmed down
and she's glad to be with him.
1170
01:34:46,908 --> 01:34:49,116
She's never had an adventure
in her village.
1171
01:34:49,200 --> 01:34:52,116
She talks about her parent's love story,
they're from Cheles,
1172
01:34:52,200 --> 01:34:55,032
and for the first time ever
she feels proud of it.
1173
01:34:55,158 --> 01:34:57,116
All my grandparents are from the village.
1174
01:34:57,700 --> 01:35:00,574
My parents got together
when they were my age.
1175
01:35:01,283 --> 01:35:03,991
Then she asks Silvio where he's from.
1176
01:35:04,117 --> 01:35:07,574
He says he's from Ecuador,
though he didn't live there for long.
1177
01:35:08,033 --> 01:35:10,074
His dad died when he was a baby.
1178
01:35:10,158 --> 01:35:12,824
His mum came to Spain
in search of opportunities.
1179
01:35:12,950 --> 01:35:14,699
Where did you live in Ecuador?
1180
01:35:15,450 --> 01:35:19,116
My mum told me it was called El Oro,
I think.
1181
01:35:19,950 --> 01:35:23,949
It's odd how Silvio can't remember
the name of the place he was born.
1182
01:35:25,867 --> 01:35:27,282
I lived with my parents,
1183
01:35:28,117 --> 01:35:32,199
but when I was ten months old,
1184
01:35:33,242 --> 01:35:35,991
my dad died in a car accident.
1185
01:35:41,033 --> 01:35:44,157
They get to the jetty.
Candela has known it all her life.
1186
01:35:44,283 --> 01:35:47,116
Families go there in summer
and when it's sunny.
1187
01:35:47,367 --> 01:35:51,407
She explains that the land
on the other side is Portugal.
1188
01:35:54,992 --> 01:35:57,741
She also explains
that it was the smugglers' route.
1189
01:35:57,867 --> 01:36:00,157
Families used to cross
to buy tobacco, coffee
1190
01:36:00,325 --> 01:36:01,574
and other goods.
1191
01:36:02,158 --> 01:36:05,366
They throw stones into the water,
not really knowing what to do.
1192
01:36:07,158 --> 01:36:09,824
- Have you ever crossed?
- Where to?
1193
01:36:09,950 --> 01:36:12,157
- To Portugal.
- No.
1194
01:36:13,033 --> 01:36:16,241
Then Silvio says
he'd love to see Portugal.
1195
01:36:16,367 --> 01:36:18,324
He suggests taking a kayak and rowing,
1196
01:36:18,450 --> 01:36:21,116
to leave the country,
just for a few minutes.
1197
01:36:23,575 --> 01:36:25,199
The music could come in here.
1198
01:36:25,325 --> 01:36:26,407
It was composed by Andrei,
1199
01:36:26,533 --> 01:36:29,782
one of Silvio's friends
whom he calls "the Russian".
1200
01:36:29,908 --> 01:36:31,074
It's cool.
1201
01:36:38,783 --> 01:36:40,116
Here we go.
1202
01:36:41,742 --> 01:36:44,866
Training for the Olympics in kayak.
1203
01:36:51,117 --> 01:36:53,449
Hey, get rowing.
1204
01:36:58,783 --> 01:37:01,032
- How are you doing?
- Fine.
1205
01:37:04,575 --> 01:37:05,824
I'll take you if you like.
1206
01:37:12,033 --> 01:37:13,324
We made it.
1207
01:37:16,492 --> 01:37:17,949
Here, grab this.
1208
01:37:36,867 --> 01:37:38,157
Perfect.
1209
01:37:43,033 --> 01:37:49,116
PORTUGAL
1210
01:38:51,575 --> 01:38:53,282
Hang on.
1211
01:38:54,367 --> 01:38:58,574
We'll get carried away.
What time is it?
1212
01:39:02,492 --> 01:39:04,157
I haven't got my phone.
1213
01:39:09,700 --> 01:39:12,032
It's eight o'clock,
they'll be looking for me.
1214
01:39:12,117 --> 01:39:15,782
What?
We'll have to head back to Spain.
1215
01:41:25,575 --> 01:41:27,532
Silvio and Candela
have crossed the reservoir
1216
01:41:27,742 --> 01:41:30,741
and they're back in the village
before nightfall.
1217
01:41:30,867 --> 01:41:33,199
It gets dark really late
during Easter Week.
1218
01:41:33,742 --> 01:41:38,157
They share a cigarette at the bus stop
waiting for Silvio's bus to Madrid.
1219
01:41:39,950 --> 01:41:41,157
They do it in secret,
1220
01:41:41,283 --> 01:41:44,199
Candela can't let the villagers
see her smoking.
1221
01:41:44,325 --> 01:41:45,616
Neither smoking nor with him.
1222
01:42:11,283 --> 01:42:12,782
But when the bus comes,
1223
01:42:12,908 --> 01:42:16,032
she's the one
who makes a move to steal the last kiss.
1224
01:42:19,283 --> 01:42:20,574
See you soon.
1225
01:42:33,367 --> 01:42:38,949
Then Silvio gets on the bus
leaving Candela alone at the bus stop.
1226
01:43:00,992 --> 01:43:03,782
It's hard to explain
what she's feeling inside.
1227
01:43:04,367 --> 01:43:06,157
She feels a kind of electric shock,
1228
01:43:06,283 --> 01:43:10,074
and then a tingling,
her heart is beating fast
1229
01:43:10,158 --> 01:43:12,157
and she tries to breathe slowly.
1230
01:43:14,867 --> 01:43:18,324
Images of what she's just experienced
flash through her mind.
1231
01:43:31,117 --> 01:43:33,407
It's as though it wasn't real.
1232
01:43:42,367 --> 01:43:43,157
What a crazy day!
1233
01:43:43,283 --> 01:43:45,366
Silvio goes over what happened.
1234
01:43:45,492 --> 01:43:47,282
He's not sure he did the right thing.
1235
01:43:47,367 --> 01:43:51,157
This time yesterday,
he decided to buy the ticket to Cheles,
1236
01:43:51,242 --> 01:43:53,532
and 24 hours later,
he's heading back to Madrid
1237
01:43:53,742 --> 01:43:55,324
filled with mixed feelings.
1238
01:43:55,367 --> 01:43:57,199
Wow, but I had such a good time...
1239
01:44:00,117 --> 01:44:02,991
For a moment,
he fears having seemed intrusive,
1240
01:44:03,283 --> 01:44:04,699
it's in his nature,
1241
01:44:04,825 --> 01:44:06,991
but he doesn't want Candela
to get him wrong.
1242
01:44:07,075 --> 01:44:10,074
Although later, when he cut me off...
1243
01:44:10,242 --> 01:44:14,491
He recalls when Candela cut him short
saying they had to head back to Spain
1244
01:44:14,700 --> 01:44:16,074
and he smiles.
1245
01:44:19,367 --> 01:44:21,741
He thinks
he's never known anyone so special.
1246
01:44:22,158 --> 01:44:28,157
IT'S BEEN
A STRANGE DAY HAHA
1247
01:44:28,283 --> 01:44:31,324
Silvio has texted her
from the bus to Madrid.
1248
01:44:31,450 --> 01:44:33,907
And Candela, now in bed, replies.
1249
01:44:49,242 --> 01:44:52,449
Then he writes something
we're not to know about.
1250
01:46:20,408 --> 01:46:22,157
I always thought...
1251
01:46:23,325 --> 01:46:24,325
that after...
1252
01:46:24,450 --> 01:46:27,241
I'd liked a lot of girls
but none of them ever liked me
1253
01:46:27,367 --> 01:46:29,282
and I always thought that nobody...
1254
01:46:31,117 --> 01:46:35,074
I always thought
nobody was going to like me,
1255
01:46:35,158 --> 01:46:36,574
because... I don't know why.
1256
01:46:36,783 --> 01:46:41,991
And I remember that she was the one
who told me she loved me,
1257
01:46:42,575 --> 01:46:45,116
which was crazy because I loved her too
1258
01:46:45,242 --> 01:46:46,782
and it was like...
1259
01:46:48,117 --> 01:46:50,324
she wants the same as me,
that's awesome.
1260
01:46:50,450 --> 01:46:52,407
- Love you?
- Yes.
1261
01:46:52,867 --> 01:46:54,074
That's good, right?
1262
01:46:54,450 --> 01:46:56,532
It's also that feeling
of being able to say it,
1263
01:46:56,742 --> 01:46:57,991
and them saying it to you,
1264
01:46:58,117 --> 01:47:00,949
and that it's the other person
who takes the plunge and says it.
1265
01:47:01,075 --> 01:47:03,866
The feeling that they want
the same as you do.
1266
01:47:04,450 --> 01:47:08,366
And being able to say
"I love you" isn't that easy.
1267
01:47:09,742 --> 01:47:12,241
- We've drifted a bit.
- To love.
1268
01:47:12,367 --> 01:47:15,449
That's okay, loads of people find it hard
to talk about it,
1269
01:47:15,575 --> 01:47:16,575
you guys do too,
1270
01:47:16,742 --> 01:47:19,949
but in the end
it's weird not to talk about it
1271
01:47:20,075 --> 01:47:22,366
because it's probably
the most important thing.
1272
01:47:22,533 --> 01:47:24,907
- Yeah sure.
- Is there anything more important?
1273
01:47:25,033 --> 01:47:28,907
I think love is very idealised,
1274
01:47:29,117 --> 01:47:30,699
I don't know,
1275
01:47:30,825 --> 01:47:34,532
it's not the same at the start as it is
after you've been together 5 or 10 years.
1276
01:47:35,992 --> 01:47:37,699
The essence of everything changes,
1277
01:47:37,825 --> 01:47:40,241
or at least I felt that way,
after three years,
1278
01:47:40,783 --> 01:47:42,532
it's as if something changes in you.
1279
01:47:42,742 --> 01:47:44,949
I mean, we're at an age when...
1280
01:47:45,450 --> 01:47:51,616
I don't know, maybe not,
but with the guy I'm with,
1281
01:47:51,825 --> 01:47:56,866
I mean, I don't know, but I'm
not thinking about the long-term,
1282
01:47:56,992 --> 01:48:00,574
nor do I want to... I don't know,
I don't want to tie myself down
1283
01:48:00,783 --> 01:48:03,741
- because we're at an age in which...
- Just no.
1284
01:48:03,867 --> 01:48:09,032
We want to experiment,
we'll think one thing today
1285
01:48:09,117 --> 01:48:12,907
and the next day something else,
we're totally bipolar.
1286
01:48:13,158 --> 01:48:18,366
Right now, I'm more interested
in my partner's life than my own,
1287
01:48:18,492 --> 01:48:20,199
and it doesn't have to be like that,
1288
01:48:20,325 --> 01:48:22,407
you can't get attached
to the other person...
1289
01:48:22,533 --> 01:48:24,991
I don't know, but deep down
1290
01:48:25,242 --> 01:48:27,491
you spend more time
thinking about the other person
1291
01:48:27,617 --> 01:48:30,991
and whether they are happy
than whether you are happy yourself,
1292
01:48:31,117 --> 01:48:34,074
and I think that in the end,
when the relationship ends,
1293
01:48:34,158 --> 01:48:37,282
you realise
that perhaps it wasn't like that
1294
01:48:37,367 --> 01:48:41,199
but deep down you were really happy
sharing everything with the other person
1295
01:48:41,325 --> 01:48:43,616
and thinking about them
more than yourself.
1296
01:48:44,158 --> 01:48:47,532
I'd like to add something else,
it's something I really like:
1297
01:48:47,742 --> 01:48:49,699
I've been with my partner
for two years today
1298
01:48:49,825 --> 01:48:53,241
and it's true
that I'm always thinking about her.
1299
01:48:53,367 --> 01:48:55,866
But today I've been thinking about myself!
1300
01:48:55,992 --> 01:48:58,574
And I realised...
1301
01:48:58,783 --> 01:49:01,949
and as you said,
it's a bit strange to be like that,
1302
01:49:02,075 --> 01:49:04,074
but I was thinking about
myself and I realised
1303
01:49:04,158 --> 01:49:06,991
that since I've been with her
I love myself more.
1304
01:49:07,325 --> 01:49:09,741
It's really weird,
but that's how it is.
1305
01:49:10,325 --> 01:49:15,532
That makes me think
that love isn't blind,
1306
01:49:15,742 --> 01:49:17,074
it's the complete opposite.
1307
01:49:17,158 --> 01:49:20,199
Falling in love is blind, but true love,
1308
01:49:20,325 --> 01:49:24,157
true love can see
and it doesn't need glasses.
1309
01:49:25,033 --> 01:49:27,843
- You learn to love and love yourself.
- And see with a magnifying glass.
1310
01:49:27,867 --> 01:49:32,574
And now completely changing topic,
did you have an end of year trip?
1311
01:49:33,242 --> 01:49:36,366
- Yes, to Italy at the end of 4th year.
- The end of 4th year and...
1312
01:49:36,492 --> 01:49:38,241
- They didn't go.
- I didn't go,
1313
01:49:38,367 --> 01:49:41,116
- I'd already been there with my family.
- Okay.
1314
01:49:42,117 --> 01:49:43,782
Rony, you went, how was it?
1315
01:49:43,908 --> 01:49:49,491
I went with all the people
I planned to go with from my group...
1316
01:49:49,700 --> 01:49:52,991
- There were loads who didn't go...
- Teachers went with you, right?
1317
01:49:53,117 --> 01:49:57,824
Yes, two teachers went, Jossie went
and Montserrat the maths teacher did too,
1318
01:49:57,950 --> 01:50:03,616
and it was an incredible experience
because we got to go on holiday
1319
01:50:03,825 --> 01:50:05,907
without our parents
and with our friends,
1320
01:50:06,450 --> 01:50:09,782
and we got to share opinions
with them about... I don't know,
1321
01:50:09,908 --> 01:50:12,616
the architectural stuff we saw
or other stuff.
1322
01:50:12,867 --> 01:50:15,782
It was really funny,
because the teacher who was here,
1323
01:50:15,908 --> 01:50:17,449
I mean we aren't going to lie...
1324
01:50:17,575 --> 01:50:19,574
- Did she go on the trip with you?
- Yeah.
1325
01:50:19,783 --> 01:50:22,532
There were people drinking, I was too...
1326
01:50:22,742 --> 01:50:24,407
everyone was,
1327
01:50:24,867 --> 01:50:29,782
and of course we were lucky
that we'd bought a bottle of lemon Fanta,
1328
01:50:29,908 --> 01:50:35,157
and she was there keeping an eye on us
and she came down and said,
1329
01:50:35,575 --> 01:50:40,491
"Hey, let's see that,"
and I was thinking shit...
1330
01:50:40,617 --> 01:50:42,824
So I gave it to her
and she sniffed it and was like,
1331
01:50:42,950 --> 01:50:46,366
"It's only lemon Fanta,
you don't have any alcohol,"
1332
01:50:46,533 --> 01:50:48,824
I mean, what a fucking idiot.
1333
01:50:56,117 --> 01:50:58,449
Wow, that's awesome,
1334
01:50:58,783 --> 01:51:00,157
I love the logo.
1335
01:51:00,283 --> 01:51:02,699
- Yeah, my girlfriend did it.
- Seriously?
1336
01:51:02,825 --> 01:51:06,157
Yeah, it's super cool, isn't it?
My sisters did the front cover,
1337
01:51:06,283 --> 01:51:07,991
they worked really hard on it,
1338
01:51:08,117 --> 01:51:10,574
I'm really happy with it.
1339
01:51:13,950 --> 01:51:16,991
Guys, pay attention, okay?
1340
01:51:17,117 --> 01:51:19,157
- How are you doing?
- Fine.
1341
01:51:19,450 --> 01:51:24,074
Listen, we'll start off
dealing with the allocation of rooms.
1342
01:51:24,158 --> 01:51:28,032
As I said,
you'll be in shared rooms of four,
1343
01:51:28,158 --> 01:51:31,866
two bunk beds in each,
you can sort yourselves out.
1344
01:51:31,992 --> 01:51:35,449
I'm not going to say
boys with boys, girls with girls.
1345
01:51:35,575 --> 01:51:38,199
You have your own criteria
and common sense.
1346
01:51:38,325 --> 01:51:41,116
Pedro will pass the sheet round,
but remember,
1347
01:51:41,200 --> 01:51:44,074
if there are 28 on the way there,
there'll be 28 on the way back.
1348
01:51:44,158 --> 01:51:45,032
Right.
1349
01:51:45,117 --> 01:51:51,241
Well, here we are watching
the typical end of year trip
1350
01:51:51,825 --> 01:51:54,032
that they go on
at the end of sixth form
1351
01:51:54,450 --> 01:51:57,157
and these are students
from a secondary school in Madrid
1352
01:51:57,242 --> 01:51:59,991
who are going on a trip to Andalusia.
1353
01:52:00,158 --> 01:52:03,116
They're going to Cordoba,
Seville and Granada.
1354
01:52:04,492 --> 01:52:08,157
Here they are deciding on
the room allocations,
1355
01:52:08,242 --> 01:52:12,241
deciding who is going to share a room
with who, sorting out the groups,
1356
01:52:12,367 --> 01:52:14,366
which will define the whole trip.
1357
01:52:14,533 --> 01:52:18,407
Although the truth is, where you sit
on the bus more or less determines
1358
01:52:18,533 --> 01:52:20,574
who you will be with
for the rest of the trip.
1359
01:52:25,492 --> 01:52:28,449
- Is that the groups list?
- Yes, who shall we go with?
1360
01:52:29,408 --> 01:52:31,991
Jorge, we've been put in a group.
1361
01:52:32,117 --> 01:52:33,699
In fact, on the bus,
1362
01:52:33,825 --> 01:52:38,366
you can see that the ones at the front
are planning it all out.
1363
01:52:40,867 --> 01:52:43,199
The ones at the back
don't seem to care much.
1364
01:52:43,325 --> 01:52:45,532
- Are you coming with us?
- Alright.
1365
01:52:46,158 --> 01:52:49,324
Well, Gonzalo, Dani and me, with Pablo.
1366
01:52:50,158 --> 01:52:54,824
Well, that guy there was Pablo's friend
but he isn't with Pablo now,
1367
01:52:54,950 --> 01:53:00,366
he's with another girl on the bus
who he seems to have a thing with.
1368
01:53:00,575 --> 01:53:02,866
We're all rather hypocritical.
I mean...
1369
01:53:03,283 --> 01:53:06,032
Okay, you don't wax your legs
or whatever...
1370
01:53:06,117 --> 01:53:11,241
- but then you don't manage to...
- No, but still,
1371
01:53:11,367 --> 01:53:15,491
when you see someone who doesn't wax,
applaud them all the same...
1372
01:53:15,700 --> 01:53:18,366
Where you sit on the bus
and how you interact with people
1373
01:53:18,492 --> 01:53:22,282
defines the group you belong to
at the end of the year,
1374
01:53:22,908 --> 01:53:25,782
and I don't think Pablo is in
any of those groups
1375
01:53:26,325 --> 01:53:28,616
and he's quite alone.
1376
01:53:29,742 --> 01:53:33,324
You can see he isn't really
hanging out with anyone at the moment,
1377
01:53:34,533 --> 01:53:37,241
not knowing
where he's going to sleep or fit in.
1378
01:53:37,367 --> 01:53:39,241
Guys!
Guys!
1379
01:53:39,367 --> 01:53:40,367
What?
1380
01:53:40,533 --> 01:53:42,991
We've made a record!
1381
01:53:46,700 --> 01:53:49,032
I'll play a song before you doze off.
1382
01:53:49,117 --> 01:53:53,199
Just so you know, remember:
Linze with a z, "Dame más",
1383
01:53:53,325 --> 01:53:56,532
you can have it cheaper
'cos you're my pals. How's that?
1384
01:53:57,992 --> 01:54:01,574
This is just the opening show.
Go for it, Félix.
1385
01:54:17,158 --> 01:54:24,116
IF THERE ARE 28 ON THE WAY THERE,
THERE'LL BE 28 ON THE WAY BACK
1386
01:54:27,575 --> 01:54:31,074
Hello!
Hello.
1387
01:54:31,367 --> 01:54:34,574
- Hi, guys.
- Come on, listen up, please.
1388
01:54:34,783 --> 01:54:36,491
- Thank you.
- Hello.
1389
01:54:37,033 --> 01:54:40,824
Hello.
First of all, I'd like to welcome you all.
1390
01:54:41,283 --> 01:54:44,866
My name's Maria,
I'll be your guide during this visit,
1391
01:54:45,283 --> 01:54:49,074
your end of school-year trip,
and as you know we're in Granada
1392
01:54:49,158 --> 01:54:50,949
and we'll be going to Cordoba and Seville.
1393
01:54:51,075 --> 01:54:52,949
I'll be with you in all three cities.
1394
01:54:53,075 --> 01:54:58,449
You have a while to relax,
freshen up, whatever you like till 6 p.m.
1395
01:54:58,617 --> 01:55:01,324
- Until 6 p.m.
- The coach will be here at 6 p.m.
1396
01:55:01,450 --> 01:55:04,574
We'll be going for a walk
around the Albayzín,
1397
01:55:04,742 --> 01:55:07,241
one of the prettiest districts in Granada.
1398
01:55:07,908 --> 01:55:13,032
You'll get to learn about this city
in a very magical place, all right?
1399
01:55:13,117 --> 01:55:16,949
So then, welcome and nice meeting you.
1400
01:55:17,075 --> 01:55:18,282
- And you too.
- Right.
1401
01:55:18,450 --> 01:55:21,449
The key.
1402
01:55:21,700 --> 01:55:28,116
And it's a really cool time,
because the end of year trip is...
1403
01:55:28,242 --> 01:55:32,157
something that you've been waiting for
all year
1404
01:55:34,158 --> 01:55:36,741
and you feel like you deserve it.
1405
01:55:36,867 --> 01:55:40,074
It's the first time you'll get
to spend so much time
1406
01:55:40,158 --> 01:55:43,532
with the people that you've shared
a large part of your life with.
1407
01:55:43,742 --> 01:55:47,699
Wait here a minute,
I'd like to tell you something.
1408
01:55:49,117 --> 01:55:52,407
Have you noticed
the Albayzín has very narrow streets,
1409
01:55:52,533 --> 01:55:55,532
they're like labyrinths, right?
Lots of corners.
1410
01:55:55,742 --> 01:55:58,032
You'll have noticed
it's hot in this city.
1411
01:55:58,117 --> 01:56:01,241
So, the houses are cool
because of the narrow streets,
1412
01:56:01,367 --> 01:56:03,532
they keep them cool and offer shade.
1413
01:56:03,742 --> 01:56:06,949
It's common in Andalusia,
as we'll see in the other two cities.
1414
01:56:07,325 --> 01:56:10,116
Come on, time to walk uphill.
1415
01:56:11,283 --> 01:56:12,949
Right, listen now.
1416
01:56:13,075 --> 01:56:16,449
This is the Arco de la Pesas.
Be careful.
1417
01:56:17,992 --> 01:56:20,574
It's kind of the first time
you get to see them
1418
01:56:20,825 --> 01:56:23,907
outside of school and at night.
1419
01:56:24,033 --> 01:56:29,407
You'll find out how they sleep or dance,
1420
01:56:30,700 --> 01:56:34,116
and it's also like
you can be whoever you want,
1421
01:56:34,242 --> 01:56:39,324
you can be whoever you want to be.
1422
01:56:39,533 --> 01:56:43,407
Make some room so everyone can see, okay?
1423
01:56:44,158 --> 01:56:47,157
Let's make our way through,
try and find a space.
1424
01:56:47,242 --> 01:56:50,574
We'll stand over here.
Pedro, see if we can all fit in.
1425
01:56:51,158 --> 01:56:53,449
Right, we're in front of the Alhambra.
1426
01:56:54,158 --> 01:56:59,491
As you can see, the image of the Alhambra
is extremely prominent, don't you think?
1427
01:56:59,617 --> 01:57:02,532
The reddish tones.
Can you see the tones?
1428
01:57:02,742 --> 01:57:07,491
Alhambra means "the red one",
and Alhamar began to build it.
1429
01:57:07,617 --> 01:57:10,782
Legend has it
that he looked out of the window at night
1430
01:57:10,908 --> 01:57:15,241
and he could see the reddish ridge,
called "the red hill of the Alhambra".
1431
01:57:15,367 --> 01:57:19,991
So, he decided
to build his fortress there,
1432
01:57:20,117 --> 01:57:24,491
because he'd just taken Granada,
he had friends but he had enemies too,
1433
01:57:24,700 --> 01:57:26,282
he'd feel safer there.
1434
01:57:26,408 --> 01:57:29,824
We had the Alhambra as a city or town...
1435
01:57:29,950 --> 01:57:31,491
- As a city.
- Listen.
1436
01:57:31,617 --> 01:57:34,907
And we also had Granada
which was on this side.
1437
01:57:35,367 --> 01:57:38,491
Beyond that tower,
1438
01:57:38,617 --> 01:57:41,949
everything was built
by the following generations.
1439
01:57:42,075 --> 01:57:45,532
They built palaces and gardens,
1440
01:57:45,742 --> 01:57:49,157
and what you can see
in the background is the Generalife.
1441
01:57:49,367 --> 01:57:54,074
- Right, come on, say Granada!
- Granada!
1442
01:57:55,742 --> 01:58:00,157
We say "Graná".
Ready.
1443
01:58:00,283 --> 01:58:03,199
- Back here in ten minutes, okay, guys?
- Okay.
1444
01:58:03,325 --> 01:58:06,407
- Ten minutes.
- All right, see you in a bit.
1445
01:58:07,533 --> 01:58:08,533
Ten minutes.
1446
01:58:09,408 --> 01:58:12,991
- Spray some on us.
- Yes, please.
1447
01:58:13,492 --> 01:58:15,074
I think I blinked.
1448
01:58:15,200 --> 01:58:18,532
Yes, spray me!
Right there.
1449
01:58:18,742 --> 01:58:20,907
Hydration.
1450
01:58:21,033 --> 01:58:22,241
- You're baptised.
- How nice.
1451
01:58:22,367 --> 01:58:25,782
- You can see the suffering.
- You've wet my glasses.
1452
01:58:25,908 --> 01:58:29,491
- Spray him.
- Revenge.
1453
01:58:30,158 --> 01:58:31,574
- That'll do.
- He loves it.
1454
01:58:31,825 --> 01:58:34,282
- He's challenging you.
- Give it here.
1455
01:58:34,408 --> 01:58:36,074
Typical, a science student.
1456
01:58:39,033 --> 01:58:40,199
Here.
1457
01:58:41,242 --> 01:58:43,032
- You should see mine.
- You bet.
1458
01:58:43,117 --> 01:58:45,449
- Look at Javi's.
- Mine's the best.
1459
01:58:45,575 --> 01:58:48,866
- Look at mine...
- This is top-notch.
1460
01:58:48,992 --> 01:58:51,782
- That signature?
- That signature...
1461
01:58:51,908 --> 01:58:54,199
- It occurred to me at the time.
- Look at his face.
1462
01:58:54,367 --> 01:58:57,907
- It could pass as you.
- It was before I changed and stuff.
1463
01:58:58,033 --> 01:58:59,782
- Changed?
- When are these two coming back?
1464
01:59:30,575 --> 01:59:32,366
- No one saw you?
- No.
1465
01:59:33,867 --> 01:59:34,907
What have you bought?
1466
01:59:35,367 --> 01:59:37,574
- They had no Jager.
- No shit.
1467
01:59:37,783 --> 01:59:40,199
- They had none left.
- It's all they had.
1468
01:59:42,033 --> 01:59:43,991
- Negrita rum and vodka.
- Shit.
1469
01:59:44,117 --> 01:59:47,366
- I need a rucksack.
- Has anyone got one?
1470
01:59:47,492 --> 01:59:48,741
- I have.
- Yeah.
1471
01:59:48,867 --> 01:59:51,157
Javi, you've got a big bag,
lend us your bag.
1472
01:59:51,283 --> 01:59:54,449
There's a problem, it's full of books.
1473
01:59:54,575 --> 01:59:56,116
- Fucking hell.
- Seriously?
1474
01:59:56,242 --> 01:59:59,241
- I don't know, man. You know me.
- Listen, mate.
1475
01:59:59,367 --> 02:00:01,032
I'll take your books.
1476
02:00:02,117 --> 02:00:04,032
I think mine is too small.
1477
02:00:04,117 --> 02:00:05,157
- It won't fit.
- No.
1478
02:00:05,283 --> 02:00:06,824
We need another bag.
1479
02:00:06,950 --> 02:00:10,574
Yeah, I don't know,
I hadn't thought about it.
1480
02:00:11,408 --> 02:00:12,949
- Ready?
- Ready.
1481
02:00:13,075 --> 02:00:15,949
- Right, perfect.
- Bring the alcohol.
1482
02:00:34,075 --> 02:00:36,074
We're here to have a good time.
1483
02:00:36,200 --> 02:00:38,824
I have a good time reading.
I don't know.
1484
02:00:39,450 --> 02:00:43,032
- I like going someplace secluded.
- What place? We've no time.
1485
02:00:43,492 --> 02:00:46,032
- No, here, Andalusia, dammit.
- Come on!
1486
02:00:46,117 --> 02:00:49,449
We'll be going places on the coach.
Where are you going to read?
1487
02:00:49,575 --> 02:00:51,116
On the coach.
1488
02:00:51,367 --> 02:00:54,991
- That's enough, I guess.
- Pour some more in.
1489
02:00:55,492 --> 02:00:57,157
It'll blow our heads off.
1490
02:00:59,158 --> 02:01:01,616
- We're in room 228.
- Who's in there?
1491
02:01:02,242 --> 02:01:05,074
I'm not sure, mate.
Javi, Oli, Lucas, everyone.
1492
02:01:05,533 --> 02:01:08,157
- Come with us.
- How much do we have to pay?
1493
02:01:08,533 --> 02:01:13,074
About three euros I think, it's not much.
Come along, it'll be good.
1494
02:01:16,533 --> 02:01:19,491
- Shall we go?
- I don't know, I don't feel like it.
1495
02:01:20,992 --> 02:01:25,199
- Are you seriously going to go?
- I guess, man, I fancy going.
1496
02:01:38,033 --> 02:01:42,949
- Aren't you coming, then?
- No, I'd rather stay here and rest.
1497
02:02:04,742 --> 02:02:10,282
- Have you ever had an erotic dream...?
- Exactly... about a teacher.
1498
02:02:10,408 --> 02:02:13,699
- Well, I can tell you a name. Peter.
- Peter!
1499
02:02:14,492 --> 02:02:16,241
It was obvious.
1500
02:02:17,033 --> 02:02:18,449
- No!
- Did she say yes?
1501
02:02:18,575 --> 02:02:20,491
- What?
- Look at her.
1502
02:02:20,617 --> 02:02:22,574
- No.
- No? What a liar.
1503
02:02:22,783 --> 02:02:23,907
- Who?
- Peter.
1504
02:02:24,075 --> 02:02:25,949
The PE teacher?
1505
02:02:26,492 --> 02:02:29,199
No.
No!
1506
02:02:30,533 --> 02:02:31,866
- No.
- Tell us about it.
1507
02:02:31,992 --> 02:02:34,866
- No shit!
- I couldn't look at him the next day.
1508
02:02:34,992 --> 02:02:37,116
- No, but...
- I didn't know.
1509
02:02:37,742 --> 02:02:40,157
- Awesome.
- It doesn't leave this room, man.
1510
02:02:41,117 --> 02:02:44,032
Only 'cos I'm pissed,
I wouldn't have told you otherwise.
1511
02:02:45,408 --> 02:02:46,532
That's not fair.
1512
02:02:47,117 --> 02:02:51,199
- It's one way of putting it.
- Guess who's had erotic dreams with Peter?
1513
02:02:51,325 --> 02:02:54,074
- The guide!
- The guide, have you noticed?
1514
02:02:54,200 --> 02:02:56,032
Don't get jealous, it's cool.
1515
02:02:56,158 --> 02:02:57,782
It's Lucas' turn.
1516
02:02:57,908 --> 02:03:01,282
- Gonzalo, he's sat here all quiet.
- He hasn't said a word.
1517
02:03:01,450 --> 02:03:04,074
- All right.
- Go on, Gonzalo.
1518
02:03:04,158 --> 02:03:05,366
Right, truth.
1519
02:03:06,575 --> 02:03:08,032
- Shit.
- Bloody hell.
1520
02:03:08,158 --> 02:03:10,074
- Bloody hell.
- The booze.
1521
02:03:10,158 --> 02:03:13,991
- Shit, what do we do?
- Open the window.
1522
02:03:14,283 --> 02:03:15,991
Where have you put the booze?
1523
02:03:16,492 --> 02:03:19,074
- For Christ's sake.
- Man!
1524
02:03:19,367 --> 02:03:22,866
- Don't panic, it's only this dude.
- Fucking hell, mate!
1525
02:03:22,992 --> 02:03:25,699
- Fucking hell!
- Warn us.
1526
02:03:25,825 --> 02:03:29,782
- You're a bit late turning up now.
- We'll have to use a password.
1527
02:03:29,908 --> 02:03:32,074
- Have a drink.
- You're an idiot, man.
1528
02:03:32,158 --> 02:03:34,491
We should use a code
or something to come in.
1529
02:03:34,700 --> 02:03:38,324
- Don't keep the bottle to yourself.
- What are you doing?
1530
02:03:38,450 --> 02:03:42,116
- Nothing, we were...
- Do you want to know what we were doing?
1531
02:03:42,242 --> 02:03:45,616
- They were asking Lucas a question.
- Command or truth?
1532
02:03:45,825 --> 02:03:48,574
- Command or truth.
- No.
1533
02:03:48,783 --> 02:03:51,449
- It's Gonzalo's turn.
- Go on, Gonz.
1534
02:03:51,575 --> 02:03:52,575
Truth.
1535
02:03:53,158 --> 02:03:55,282
- Truth.
- Tru-truth.
1536
02:03:55,950 --> 02:03:57,366
- Truth.
- Truth.
1537
02:03:57,533 --> 02:03:59,741
- Truth.
- Right.
1538
02:04:01,242 --> 02:04:03,324
We could ask him the classic one.
1539
02:04:03,450 --> 02:04:05,491
Who would you screw in this bedroom?
1540
02:04:05,700 --> 02:04:09,574
- The classic question.
- Who would you screw?
1541
02:04:09,783 --> 02:04:11,282
- The legendary.
- Come on.
1542
02:04:12,950 --> 02:04:15,032
- Honestly?
- Yes, honestly.
1543
02:04:15,742 --> 02:04:16,742
All the girls.
1544
02:04:17,867 --> 02:04:19,866
Who?
All of us?
1545
02:04:20,492 --> 02:04:22,949
- Fucking hell, how romantic!
- You've no filter, man.
1546
02:04:23,075 --> 02:04:25,157
No, mate, I've no filter.
1547
02:04:25,242 --> 02:04:28,116
You've got a sieve!
Let them fall through!
1548
02:04:36,075 --> 02:04:37,532
Lick Jorge's foot.
1549
02:04:38,033 --> 02:04:39,574
- Go on.
- Go on!
1550
02:04:39,825 --> 02:04:42,532
- Lick his blister.
- Go on, lick it.
1551
02:04:42,742 --> 02:04:44,324
- Wait.
- Careful.
1552
02:04:44,450 --> 02:04:46,866
- Careful.
- I don't believe it.
1553
02:04:46,992 --> 02:04:49,741
- The sole of his foot.
- Go on.
1554
02:04:49,867 --> 02:04:52,574
- And his toes too.
- His little toe as well.
1555
02:04:52,783 --> 02:04:54,282
That one the most.
1556
02:04:54,408 --> 02:04:56,282
- A quick lick.
- Go on, a quick one.
1557
02:04:57,283 --> 02:04:59,449
- No!
- Go on!
1558
02:05:05,117 --> 02:05:07,157
- Is Lautaro asleep?
- Still.
1559
02:05:07,242 --> 02:05:09,866
You have to kiss Lautaro and wake him up.
1560
02:05:11,242 --> 02:05:13,157
- Like Sleeping Beauty.
- Yeah, man.
1561
02:05:13,242 --> 02:05:16,074
- No, come on.
- You said command.
1562
02:05:16,158 --> 02:05:17,282
- Yeah.
- Please, man.
1563
02:05:17,367 --> 02:05:19,866
- Is he awake or asleep?
- Asleep.
1564
02:05:19,992 --> 02:05:23,991
- He's out of it, he's in limbo.
- He's out of it.
1565
02:05:24,242 --> 02:05:25,866
Let's see how you get down.
1566
02:05:26,033 --> 02:05:28,991
Kiss him with your lips,
not with your foot.
1567
02:05:29,783 --> 02:05:31,157
It's just a peck.
1568
02:05:31,283 --> 02:05:33,991
- No, don't you dare.
- Look what he's doing.
1569
02:05:34,117 --> 02:05:37,824
- Lautaro, you're playful.
- Fuck off, don't you dare.
1570
02:05:37,950 --> 02:05:41,741
Go on, kiss him.
1571
02:05:41,867 --> 02:05:43,116
No, forget this command.
1572
02:05:44,700 --> 02:05:47,449
- Don't chicken out.
- I didn't choose command, so forget it.
1573
02:05:47,575 --> 02:05:51,074
- You can't do that.
- A garment, Lautaro.
1574
02:05:51,575 --> 02:05:54,824
- Let him kiss your foot at least.
- Fuck off.
1575
02:05:54,950 --> 02:05:57,241
- Anywhere at all.
- Lautaro, garment.
1576
02:05:57,367 --> 02:05:59,074
- The jury has its say.
- I didn't choose.
1577
02:05:59,158 --> 02:06:04,324
The jury dictates: either he kisses him
or he has to kiss his foot.
1578
02:06:04,450 --> 02:06:07,741
- It's his choice.
- Kiss his foot.
1579
02:06:07,867 --> 02:06:10,449
Yeah, and he can lick my balls.
1580
02:06:13,117 --> 02:06:15,199
- Who's smoking?
- The puma!
1581
02:06:18,992 --> 02:06:21,116
- It's your turn with dare.
- Right, Claudia.
1582
02:06:21,200 --> 02:06:23,574
- Right, but a good one.
- Claudia.
1583
02:06:23,783 --> 02:06:27,116
- It's her turn for a dare, right, Lucia?
- Yes.
1584
02:06:27,242 --> 02:06:31,157
- You have to declare your love to someone.
- Who to?
1585
02:06:31,242 --> 02:06:33,907
Who?
Who can she declare her love to?
1586
02:06:36,617 --> 02:06:38,157
Declare your love to Pablo.
1587
02:06:38,950 --> 02:06:41,074
- Yes.
- Yes, Pablo, please.
1588
02:06:41,158 --> 02:06:44,616
- Yes, please.
- No, man.
1589
02:06:44,825 --> 02:06:46,991
- He'll hit me.
- You daren't do it.
1590
02:06:49,242 --> 02:06:50,157
I daren't.
1591
02:06:50,242 --> 02:06:52,491
Go to Pablo's room
and declare your love to him.
1592
02:06:52,700 --> 02:06:54,949
- Go on.
- What do I say?
1593
02:06:55,075 --> 02:06:57,116
- You can do it.
- What you feel about him.
1594
02:06:57,200 --> 02:06:59,949
- How you've felt all this time.
- Yeah, go on.
1595
02:07:00,075 --> 02:07:02,116
- For three years.
- Take a swig and go.
1596
02:07:02,242 --> 02:07:04,074
Okay, I'll finish this and go.
1597
02:07:04,158 --> 02:07:07,866
- Let's go.
- Olé.
1598
02:07:10,533 --> 02:07:13,574
It's been a year.
You've been in love with him for a year.
1599
02:07:13,783 --> 02:07:15,991
- One year.
- What do I say?
1600
02:07:16,117 --> 02:07:19,949
- You kneel down and say whatever.
- Say, "I really like you."
1601
02:07:20,075 --> 02:07:22,782
- On your knees.
- Go on, go for it.
1602
02:07:22,908 --> 02:07:24,157
- Go on.
- Go for it.
1603
02:07:24,283 --> 02:07:26,366
- She's going for it.
- Let's see you do it.
1604
02:07:26,533 --> 02:07:29,157
- Go for it.
- I'm going.
1605
02:07:29,242 --> 02:07:32,532
- Go on.
- This is a bit wet.
1606
02:07:32,742 --> 02:07:35,449
You're the one who's a bit wet...
1607
02:07:53,533 --> 02:07:59,032
- Have I woken you up?
- No, but I was about to go to bed.
1608
02:07:59,158 --> 02:08:02,366
- Are you alright?
- Yes.
1609
02:08:02,533 --> 02:08:04,532
I wanted to talk to you for a minute.
1610
02:08:06,908 --> 02:08:12,366
- Okay, then.
- Right, you see...
1611
02:08:12,492 --> 02:08:14,157
The thing is... I mean...
1612
02:08:16,033 --> 02:08:20,366
It's hard for me to admit this
but I've been...
1613
02:08:21,492 --> 02:08:24,699
I've been in love with you
for over a year.
1614
02:08:26,033 --> 02:08:27,282
I like you.
1615
02:08:36,367 --> 02:08:39,116
- Peter's coming! Run!
- Peter!
1616
02:08:48,117 --> 02:08:49,491
What are you doing?
1617
02:08:52,283 --> 02:08:55,116
What's he doing?
1618
02:08:56,867 --> 02:09:00,824
Why do we always get
such strange PE teachers?
1619
02:09:01,450 --> 02:09:07,282
- To make it exciting.
- Just look at him, the poor guy...
1620
02:09:08,367 --> 02:09:09,949
What's he doing?
1621
02:09:14,200 --> 02:09:16,491
The panorama at seven in the morning,
1622
02:09:16,617 --> 02:09:22,282
Pedro is doing his stretches.
My god...
1623
02:09:41,075 --> 02:09:44,074
Their late-night drinking games
1624
02:09:45,908 --> 02:09:50,116
always tend to end
with rather cruel jokes
1625
02:09:52,700 --> 02:09:53,741
and...
1626
02:09:54,992 --> 02:09:57,741
this time it was Pablo
who was being ridiculed.
1627
02:10:01,242 --> 02:10:05,824
Well, he told me that the next day,
before getting on the bus,
1628
02:10:06,367 --> 02:10:08,782
Claudia,
the girl who had laughed at him,
1629
02:10:08,908 --> 02:10:12,199
apologised to him and told him
she felt really bad about it.
1630
02:10:18,575 --> 02:10:21,949
Anyway, in Cordoba
things started to get better for Pablo,
1631
02:10:22,575 --> 02:10:25,366
- in fact that morning a group of guys...
- Pablo,
1632
02:10:25,492 --> 02:10:28,032
- do you want to sit with us?
- Alright.
1633
02:10:28,117 --> 02:10:30,157
- I'll make some room for you.
- Clear a space.
1634
02:10:30,283 --> 02:10:34,866
The guys who hadn't been involved
in the previous nights' antics
1635
02:10:34,992 --> 02:10:37,991
told him he could sit with them
at breakfast,
1636
02:10:39,408 --> 02:10:41,616
so he was a bit less alone.
1637
02:10:48,617 --> 02:10:50,616
They're interested in all the excursions
1638
02:10:50,825 --> 02:10:55,782
and the more fun...
no, not fun, the more...
1639
02:10:56,908 --> 02:10:58,991
the more academic parts of the trip.
1640
02:10:59,117 --> 02:11:02,282
They're generalising
"So that people may enter."
1641
02:11:02,408 --> 02:11:05,032
Whoever.
Open the doors to everyone.
1642
02:11:05,117 --> 02:11:07,032
- Bear in mind...
- I'd love that.
1643
02:11:07,117 --> 02:11:11,782
When Nazism was on the rise,
the Shintoists also emerged.
1644
02:11:11,908 --> 02:11:15,324
The Shintoists are extremist
with the issue of "the chosen ones".
1645
02:11:15,450 --> 02:11:19,699
- They are the chosen ones.
- But this was before that.
1646
02:11:39,950 --> 02:11:41,616
- Pretty please, here.
- Ta.
1647
02:11:41,825 --> 02:11:44,824
- Listen, I've got loads of knots...
- Hey, Rony...
1648
02:11:44,950 --> 02:11:48,032
- I don't know what to wear.
- Try it on.
1649
02:11:48,117 --> 02:11:51,116
This one is really blue,
but I'm wearing black, so I don't know.
1650
02:11:51,200 --> 02:11:52,574
- No.
- The other one.
1651
02:11:52,783 --> 02:11:54,241
- You sure?
- It'll look great.
1652
02:11:54,367 --> 02:11:56,699
- Let me look.
- I'll give you a hand.
1653
02:11:56,825 --> 02:11:58,824
Have you got any aftersun?
I'm burnt.
1654
02:11:58,950 --> 02:12:00,907
- Rony, have you got some?
- It's in my room.
1655
02:12:01,033 --> 02:12:03,324
In your room.
Rony, which is your room?
1656
02:12:03,950 --> 02:12:05,324
I like the blue one.
1657
02:12:06,533 --> 02:12:07,533
Thanks.
1658
02:12:08,158 --> 02:12:10,157
- What about this one?
- Perfect.
1659
02:12:12,367 --> 02:12:14,532
- That'll do.
- Have you found the mascara?
1660
02:12:15,325 --> 02:12:16,325
I'll put this away.
1661
02:12:18,075 --> 02:12:19,574
Why don't you look in a mirror?
1662
02:12:19,783 --> 02:12:21,741
- I'll take a photo at sunset.
- That's it.
1663
02:12:21,867 --> 02:12:24,366
Do it in a mirror, it's easier.
1664
02:12:24,533 --> 02:12:26,074
- No.
- Yes.
1665
02:12:45,575 --> 02:12:46,575
This is a mismatch
1666
02:12:46,617 --> 02:12:49,157
You say you've expertise
But your mind starts to cease
1667
02:12:49,283 --> 02:12:51,907
Then you come to realise
That you ain't so wise
1668
02:12:52,033 --> 02:12:54,241
No matter what time
I see it all the time
1669
02:12:54,367 --> 02:12:58,116
You copy the dictionary rhymes
Can't you talk?
1670
02:12:58,200 --> 02:13:00,449
I think Pablo felt that...
1671
02:13:03,367 --> 02:13:07,907
it made sense for him to be there.
1672
02:13:08,117 --> 02:13:11,157
You'll just have to learn
A fish out of water can't swim
1673
02:13:11,283 --> 02:13:12,407
The fish is dead
1674
02:13:18,492 --> 02:13:19,949
- Shall we play it?
- Okay.
1675
02:13:20,075 --> 02:13:22,907
- There aren't any lyrics.
- It doesn't matter.
1676
02:13:23,033 --> 02:13:24,157
Alright.
1677
02:13:24,575 --> 02:13:27,407
- Normal first of all.
- Yes, then I'll change key.
1678
02:13:27,533 --> 02:13:29,574
One, two, three and...
1679
02:13:32,950 --> 02:13:35,282
What the hell are you doing
playing the guitar?
1680
02:13:36,242 --> 02:13:39,157
Come on, guys.
Let's make a move.
1681
02:13:39,950 --> 02:13:42,366
- It's delicious. So smooth.
- I hate you.
1682
02:13:42,533 --> 02:13:43,884
- I'll take more off you.
- So will I.
1683
02:13:43,908 --> 02:13:45,991
- It's so nice.
- What flavour is it?
1684
02:13:46,117 --> 02:13:47,157
No!
1685
02:13:49,325 --> 02:13:51,282
- It's delicious.
- Really sweet.
1686
02:13:51,408 --> 02:13:53,866
- God, it tastes like medicine.
- These two are the best.
1687
02:13:56,075 --> 02:13:57,366
It's really nice, isn't it?
1688
02:13:58,492 --> 02:14:00,532
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
1689
02:14:01,825 --> 02:14:05,074
- Anything else?
- No, nothing else. Serviettes, guys.
1690
02:14:07,033 --> 02:14:09,157
- Give me one.
- The raspberry one is delicious.
1691
02:14:10,075 --> 02:14:11,866
Hey, isn't that...?
1692
02:14:13,242 --> 02:14:14,741
- Hi!
- Hello.
1693
02:14:14,867 --> 02:14:16,366
- Hello.
- Hello, good evening.
1694
02:14:16,533 --> 02:14:17,907
- Good evening.
- How are you?
1695
02:14:18,033 --> 02:14:20,907
And when they went for a walk
in the evening,
1696
02:14:21,033 --> 02:14:24,074
they bumped into the PE teacher
1697
02:14:25,158 --> 02:14:26,907
taking a stroll with the guide
1698
02:14:27,242 --> 02:14:30,574
and he was trying
to flirt with her a bit.
1699
02:14:31,575 --> 02:14:35,449
Pablo told me
that they made up a song and everything
1700
02:14:36,242 --> 02:14:39,324
about this romance.
1701
02:14:40,700 --> 02:14:43,032
Go to the bridge, it's pleasant there
1702
02:14:43,117 --> 02:14:45,449
- and it's cool by the river.
- A nice breeze.
1703
02:14:45,575 --> 02:14:48,157
There's a statue
of St. Raphael the Archangel
1704
02:14:48,283 --> 02:14:52,574
the patron saint of Cordoba,
you can light a candle and make a wish.
1705
02:14:53,492 --> 02:14:55,032
- It's really nice.
- Okay.
1706
02:14:55,158 --> 02:14:56,324
- Alright.
- It sounds good.
1707
02:14:56,450 --> 02:14:58,366
- Right, good night.
- Good night.
1708
02:14:58,533 --> 02:15:00,241
- See you later.
- Bye.
1709
02:15:00,367 --> 02:15:02,449
- Early back...
- Yes.
1710
02:15:02,575 --> 02:15:04,116
Okay.
1711
02:15:06,117 --> 02:15:09,324
Did you see her?
She looked really nice in that dress.
1712
02:15:09,450 --> 02:15:12,116
- With lipstick on.
- God, she was...
1713
02:15:12,200 --> 02:15:15,699
Did you see Pedro?
His face changed completely.
1714
02:15:23,742 --> 02:15:29,116
Well, Pablo and Rony began to be
more attentive to one another
1715
02:15:29,450 --> 02:15:31,157
and they started talking more,
1716
02:15:33,492 --> 02:15:34,949
sharing more,
1717
02:15:35,783 --> 02:15:37,532
and looking at each other more...
1718
02:15:39,158 --> 02:15:42,574
- You've never been here before, I guess.
- No, not to Cordoba.
1719
02:15:43,533 --> 02:15:45,157
- What about you?
- Me neither.
1720
02:15:47,325 --> 02:15:50,991
- I'm quite enjoying it.
- It's beautiful.
1721
02:15:51,117 --> 02:15:55,407
I love the little plant pots
along the streets and the colours.
1722
02:15:56,075 --> 02:15:59,324
Yes, it's a very lively city.
1723
02:15:59,450 --> 02:16:02,991
Well, they talked to each other shyly,
they're both quite shy,
1724
02:16:03,117 --> 02:16:07,991
so they found it awkward
to look straight into each other's eyes.
1725
02:16:09,283 --> 02:16:12,407
It's nice and cool by the river.
1726
02:16:18,742 --> 02:16:21,324
- Have you got a lighter?
- I think I have.
1727
02:16:21,450 --> 02:16:24,449
- It'll be easier.
- Wait.
1728
02:16:25,158 --> 02:16:28,449
Yes.
How do we do this?
1729
02:16:28,575 --> 02:16:30,199
Light it, make a wish, blow it out...
1730
02:16:30,325 --> 02:16:34,324
So, having listened
to what the guide had told them,
1731
02:16:35,116 --> 02:16:36,157
they crossed the bridge
1732
02:16:36,283 --> 02:16:39,490
and went to the statue
of the Archangel St. Raphael.
1733
02:16:40,783 --> 02:16:42,032
And Rony...
1734
02:16:45,200 --> 02:16:47,115
lit a candle
1735
02:16:47,991 --> 02:16:50,490
and made a wish.
1736
02:16:54,741 --> 02:16:56,365
If it blows out does it bring bad luck?
1737
02:16:57,200 --> 02:16:59,782
- Shit, mine has blown out.
- What?
1738
02:17:00,575 --> 02:17:01,740
This is a bad omen.
1739
02:17:04,116 --> 02:17:06,157
- Can you let me have one?
- Yes.
1740
02:17:07,033 --> 02:17:08,240
Are you going to get one?
1741
02:17:09,241 --> 02:17:11,324
- Aren't you going to get one?
- No.
1742
02:17:13,200 --> 02:17:16,824
Seeing that Pablo couldn't bring himself
to do it, she got another candle
1743
02:17:17,741 --> 02:17:20,699
and lit if for him
so he could make a wish.
1744
02:17:21,075 --> 02:17:22,865
- Make a wish.
- Me?
1745
02:17:24,366 --> 02:17:26,324
- I make a wish then leave it?
- I guess so.
1746
02:17:26,450 --> 02:17:30,199
Although we don't actually know
what Pablo wished for
1747
02:17:30,866 --> 02:17:34,282
I think it's going to come true.
1748
02:17:44,450 --> 02:17:48,157
- Seriously? Are you kidding me?
- Come on, I need good photos.
1749
02:17:51,575 --> 02:17:52,990
Go on, Rony, get in.
1750
02:18:01,491 --> 02:18:04,740
I'm singing in the rain
1751
02:18:06,241 --> 02:18:10,282
- It's a bit slimy.
- Yeah, it is a bit.
1752
02:18:20,366 --> 02:18:26,574
- One, two, three. Seville!
- A crazy photo, of all of us.
1753
02:18:26,783 --> 02:18:32,157
- Yeah, come on!
- One, two, three.
1754
02:18:41,408 --> 02:18:44,199
Kurkuveu means "rainbow".
1755
02:18:54,200 --> 02:18:57,740
- What does that mean?
- What do you think it is?
1756
02:18:59,408 --> 02:19:02,782
- A good trip or something like that?
- No.
1757
02:19:02,908 --> 02:19:05,157
- I don't know.
- It's "I like..."
1758
02:19:05,241 --> 02:19:06,740
- I like...
- "...life".
1759
02:19:06,866 --> 02:19:08,615
Life.
Right.
1760
02:19:10,908 --> 02:19:12,115
What else?
1761
02:19:16,241 --> 02:19:18,199
Let's see what I can think of.
1762
02:19:19,200 --> 02:19:21,115
- The similar words are easier.
- Yes.
1763
02:19:21,200 --> 02:19:25,032
Words that sound similar.
Sandale. You say it.
1764
02:19:25,116 --> 02:19:28,782
- Sandal.
- Yes. That one is similar.
1765
02:19:28,908 --> 02:19:30,115
Okay.
Ochi.
1766
02:19:34,533 --> 02:19:36,865
It's written with c-h-i.
1767
02:19:36,991 --> 02:19:39,990
The letters ch aren't pronounced like...
1768
02:19:41,033 --> 02:19:42,115
- Kind of...
- Yes.
1769
02:19:42,200 --> 02:19:45,240
- It's like a k sound.
- Yes, it's like a k.
1770
02:19:45,366 --> 02:19:49,824
- I've no idea.
- Eyes.
1771
02:19:54,033 --> 02:19:58,782
- Are your parents Rumanian?
- Yes, both of them, from the same area.
1772
02:19:59,325 --> 02:20:02,032
- Where from?
- From Constanta.
1773
02:20:02,158 --> 02:20:04,824
It's on the coast.
1774
02:20:05,450 --> 02:20:09,074
Rony tells Pablo
that her parents are from Constanta,
1775
02:20:09,158 --> 02:20:11,491
a city on the Romanian coast,
1776
02:20:12,075 --> 02:20:15,907
although she was born in Madrid,
in the same hospital as Pablo.
1777
02:20:17,033 --> 02:20:19,366
But she still doesn't have
Spanish nationality
1778
02:20:19,492 --> 02:20:22,366
due to some bureaucratic nonsense
or something like that,
1779
02:20:23,325 --> 02:20:27,991
and she'll have to wait until she's 18
to get Spanish nationality.
1780
02:20:29,617 --> 02:20:31,157
She's 16 now.
1781
02:20:31,492 --> 02:20:35,157
- What about you?
- I was born in Madrid, in La Paz, too.
1782
02:20:44,908 --> 02:20:51,032
- Thanks.
- I might doze off with a soft song.
1783
02:20:51,242 --> 02:20:52,532
As you wish.
1784
02:20:53,450 --> 02:20:56,491
- Can I choose one?
- Sure, I won't look.
1785
02:21:07,367 --> 02:21:09,282
I like this one.
1786
02:21:15,908 --> 02:21:19,616
It takes a while to start,
I don't know which one it is.
1787
02:21:27,533 --> 02:21:28,533
This one...
1788
02:21:30,867 --> 02:21:35,032
- It's really nice. I love this singer.
- Yeah, me too.
1789
02:21:40,783 --> 02:21:41,866
Okay.
1790
02:21:55,367 --> 02:21:58,074
- Play a different one if you like.
- No, it's fine.
1791
02:21:59,033 --> 02:22:00,741
I'll make a note of this one.
1792
02:22:06,950 --> 02:22:10,032
I think I'll...
It's really relaxing.
1793
02:22:45,492 --> 02:22:47,574
- How far have we gone?
- I don't know.
1794
02:22:47,783 --> 02:22:53,532
And just like that Rony asks Pablo
if she can put her head on his shoulder.
1795
02:22:53,742 --> 02:22:56,782
- Do you mind?
- No.
1796
02:22:56,908 --> 02:23:02,991
Pablo didn't quite expect this
but he says yes,
1797
02:23:04,992 --> 02:23:06,782
and she takes off her glasses.
1798
02:23:11,200 --> 02:23:14,282
- Shall I play the other one?
- And she moves closer to him...
1799
02:23:14,367 --> 02:23:16,491
It's changed songs.
1800
02:23:17,825 --> 02:23:19,157
And she leans on him...
1801
02:23:23,783 --> 02:23:30,199
Pablo looks at her,
not really knowing how he ended up
1802
02:23:32,700 --> 02:23:37,491
with this girl sleeping next to him,
1803
02:23:39,033 --> 02:23:41,282
and he leans on her a bit too
1804
02:23:43,992 --> 02:23:45,449
and suddenly...
1805
02:23:48,408 --> 02:23:50,949
Rony strokes his hand
1806
02:23:55,158 --> 02:23:58,157
and they end up holding hands.
1807
02:24:04,617 --> 02:24:09,907
FRAGILE AS THE WORLD
1808
02:25:01,200 --> 02:25:03,366
It was May,
1809
02:25:04,033 --> 02:25:06,032
and the San Isidro bank holiday,
1810
02:25:06,908 --> 02:25:09,491
and Candela persuaded me
to go to the cinema.
1811
02:25:09,700 --> 02:25:12,699
She took me to the film archive
1812
02:25:13,492 --> 02:25:16,366
to see a really weird film,
a Portuguese film,
1813
02:25:18,033 --> 02:25:21,116
as if our relationship
had always been tied to Portugal.
1814
02:25:45,908 --> 02:25:48,949
I actually liked the film
although it was a bit weird,
1815
02:25:49,867 --> 02:25:53,449
but I admit I was thinking more
about what was going to happen after.
1816
02:26:00,742 --> 02:26:04,074
One of Candela's friends
had left us her place,
1817
02:26:04,158 --> 02:26:07,074
she was a bit older
and lived in her own attic apartment,
1818
02:26:08,117 --> 02:26:10,824
but we didn't go there
straight after the cinema.
1819
02:26:26,033 --> 02:26:28,449
We went to the fair first,
wandered around a bit
1820
02:26:29,117 --> 02:26:30,782
and had a couple of beers.
1821
02:26:33,408 --> 02:26:37,616
I think we needed to get a bit drunk
before going back to the house.
1822
02:26:38,408 --> 02:26:41,032
I was actually more nervous
than she was.
1823
02:26:44,783 --> 02:26:48,032
Yes, we did it for the first time.
1824
02:26:52,158 --> 02:26:56,366
Well, it wasn't my first time,
but it was hers.
1825
02:27:45,533 --> 02:27:50,824
SAN ISIDRO FESTIVAL
1826
02:29:46,992 --> 02:29:53,949
FIVE-MINUTE INTERVAL
1827
02:35:03,825 --> 02:35:09,449
Do you remember? We stopped using them
when we stumbled upon the box, that's it.
1828
02:35:30,992 --> 02:35:32,574
LAST CLASSES
1829
02:35:32,783 --> 02:35:36,282
This was on our way home,
some guy pissed,
1830
02:35:37,367 --> 02:35:41,116
- another wasted... I was wasted.
- It doesn't surprise me.
1831
02:35:42,367 --> 02:35:44,074
In these situations...
1832
02:35:45,033 --> 02:35:46,991
- Hello.
- Hello.
1833
02:35:49,492 --> 02:35:52,032
What are you doing here, guys?
Why aren't you inside?
1834
02:35:52,158 --> 02:35:54,032
We don't have exams now.
1835
02:35:54,158 --> 02:35:57,949
But you'll have something, a class...
we're finishing.
1836
02:35:58,075 --> 02:36:01,366
The ethics teacher didn't come
so I thought I'd get a bit of air.
1837
02:36:01,492 --> 02:36:04,366
Yes, but you know
there's a teacher on duty
1838
02:36:04,492 --> 02:36:06,866
and anything you do now
you won't have to do at home.
1839
02:36:06,992 --> 02:36:09,116
Whatever I do now,
with the two I've failed,
1840
02:36:09,200 --> 02:36:12,866
to try and sort out the two I've failed,
study whatever
1841
02:36:12,992 --> 02:36:16,074
and they won't give me my diploma,
it's a complete joke too.
1842
02:36:16,825 --> 02:36:18,305
We'll see if they give it you or not,
1843
02:36:18,367 --> 02:36:21,282
you need to make sure
they see you're there and present...
1844
02:36:21,408 --> 02:36:23,074
it's all about attitude.
1845
02:36:23,158 --> 02:36:27,157
I've told them I want to change school
and do something else.
1846
02:36:27,283 --> 02:36:29,907
That's a different matter,
make sure your teachers see you,
1847
02:36:30,283 --> 02:36:33,366
you need the teachers to see you in class,
your attitude.
1848
02:36:33,492 --> 02:36:36,032
The teaching board gave me
their thumbs up.
1849
02:36:36,992 --> 02:36:38,366
Forget about teaching boards,
1850
02:36:38,533 --> 02:36:41,116
it's all about attitude,
make yourself seen,
1851
02:36:41,200 --> 02:36:42,824
be present... everything counts.
1852
02:36:42,950 --> 02:36:45,801
If they're going to ruin my summer
by making me do the same in September,
1853
02:36:45,825 --> 02:36:47,199
what's the point of studying now?
1854
02:36:47,325 --> 02:36:51,574
Well, you know what I'm saying
or what I'm trying to say, okay,
1855
02:36:52,117 --> 02:36:53,117
see you later.
1856
02:36:56,283 --> 02:36:58,116
What was all that about?
1857
02:37:00,283 --> 02:37:04,074
Pray that there's a vacancy
at the other school.
1858
02:37:04,450 --> 02:37:07,532
- I'll end up doing sixth form here.
- They won't leave you here...
1859
02:37:07,742 --> 02:37:11,741
I mean, if you can't get
a place elsewhere, I guess.
1860
02:37:11,867 --> 02:37:17,199
No, but to have an option at least,
a safe option, try here...
1861
02:37:18,158 --> 02:37:21,491
You've got that here, I want to do
a vocational course elsewhere.
1862
02:37:21,617 --> 02:37:23,949
How do I do it?
If they don't want to give me my diploma
1863
02:37:24,075 --> 02:37:25,366
I can't enrol elsewhere,
1864
02:37:25,492 --> 02:37:28,532
well, I mean, I can't reserve a place.
1865
02:37:29,992 --> 02:37:33,866
If you don't want to stay for sixth form
they can't make you waste a whole year.
1866
02:37:34,575 --> 02:37:36,449
- What are you playing?
- Old maid.
1867
02:37:37,450 --> 02:37:39,282
- Shall we have a game?
- How do you play?
1868
02:37:39,408 --> 02:37:44,157
You have to put down cards
that are the same number or higher,
1869
02:37:44,533 --> 02:37:46,801
- I don't know if I'm explaining properly.
- The ace closes.
1870
02:37:46,825 --> 02:37:47,991
Deal them out,
1871
02:37:49,033 --> 02:37:50,074
we get it now.
1872
02:37:50,158 --> 02:37:51,866
- Which ones are mine?
- These.
1873
02:37:51,992 --> 02:37:56,157
If you play the same card
as the one before it, you miss a turn.
1874
02:37:59,825 --> 02:38:00,825
- Hey, mate.
- Hello.
1875
02:38:01,367 --> 02:38:02,491
How's it going?
1876
02:38:02,617 --> 02:38:04,241
- Here I am.
- What are you doing here?
1877
02:38:04,367 --> 02:38:08,116
I've come to collect a certificate
then I'll go and see the history teacher.
1878
02:38:08,242 --> 02:38:10,032
- To say bye?
- Yeah.
1879
02:38:10,783 --> 02:38:12,032
That's cool,
1880
02:38:12,742 --> 02:38:15,116
- what are you doing in the end?
- Social Education.
1881
02:38:15,575 --> 02:38:18,116
- Did you get the grades you needed?
- Of course.
1882
02:38:18,200 --> 02:38:19,866
- Where?
- The Complutense.
1883
02:38:21,033 --> 02:38:23,032
- That's cool, right?
- Yeah.
1884
02:38:23,117 --> 02:38:25,866
I still don't know what I want to study.
1885
02:38:29,117 --> 02:38:30,616
- Here you go, Jorge.
- Thanks.
1886
02:38:31,575 --> 02:38:33,366
Don't worry about it,
1887
02:38:33,533 --> 02:38:37,199
I was the same as you in 4th year,
1888
02:38:37,825 --> 02:38:39,116
and look at me now.
1889
02:38:39,742 --> 02:38:42,241
But you knew what you wanted
the whole year.
1890
02:38:43,242 --> 02:38:46,199
- It'll be the same for you, you'll see.
- I hope so.
1891
02:38:47,117 --> 02:38:50,949
I'm supposed to be in class,
so I'm going to head up, okay?
1892
02:38:51,075 --> 02:38:52,866
- Okay.
- It was great to see you, mate.
1893
02:38:52,992 --> 02:38:54,366
- You too.
- See you around, okay?
1894
02:38:54,492 --> 02:38:55,532
- Sure.
- See you.
1895
02:38:55,742 --> 02:38:56,991
Bye.
1896
02:39:06,783 --> 02:39:10,449
And don't forget,
fundamentally we are language,
1897
02:39:12,367 --> 02:39:15,366
language with words mostly,
1898
02:39:15,492 --> 02:39:18,907
but, I mean,
even people who can't speak with words
1899
02:39:19,033 --> 02:39:21,574
because they have some sort of difficulty,
1900
02:39:21,783 --> 02:39:25,157
well, they manage to invent signs
so they can communicate.
1901
02:39:25,908 --> 02:39:30,407
As you develop and enrich this attitude
1902
02:39:31,367 --> 02:39:35,116
you'll go further
in all aspects of your life,
1903
02:39:35,242 --> 02:39:37,074
even in terms of your happiness,
1904
02:39:37,158 --> 02:39:41,032
because don't forget
that happiness is the ultimate goal,
1905
02:39:41,117 --> 02:39:44,574
and very often being happy
doesn't just mean going out to parties,
1906
02:39:44,783 --> 02:39:46,741
or dancing or shouting...
1907
02:39:46,867 --> 02:39:50,366
Being happy, I think, it's what you feel
1908
02:39:50,617 --> 02:39:55,199
when you are in harmony with your life,
with yourself and with others,
1909
02:39:55,325 --> 02:39:59,199
and language helps a lot with this,
because if not... Why do we come to class?
1910
02:39:59,325 --> 02:40:02,782
So much language,
so much syntax, so much literature?
1911
02:40:02,908 --> 02:40:05,157
Well, all of this is relevant to...?
1912
02:40:05,783 --> 02:40:08,866
Well, I don't know, you started saying...
1913
02:40:11,867 --> 02:40:17,449
More than anything, language helps us
to be happy and content with ourselves.
1914
02:40:17,575 --> 02:40:19,241
You'll realise this when you're older,
1915
02:40:19,367 --> 02:40:24,032
right now, due to all the pressure,
you see it as more of an obligation.
1916
02:40:24,117 --> 02:40:30,574
I imagine that given it's the last day
of school and the last day of the program
1917
02:40:30,783 --> 02:40:32,949
the others will have decided
1918
02:40:33,075 --> 02:40:35,324
to spend their time
doing something more interesting,
1919
02:40:35,450 --> 02:40:40,574
so I'm extremely grateful
that you came, it means a lot to me.
1920
02:40:56,908 --> 02:40:59,991
It's over there, behind that wall.
1921
02:41:01,367 --> 02:41:02,741
Behind the wall?
1922
02:41:42,325 --> 02:41:46,782
A bit higher up, look it doesn't matter.
1923
02:41:47,867 --> 02:41:50,199
- There you go.
- There's like a small ponytail.
1924
02:41:50,283 --> 02:41:53,199
- No.
- Yes, here.
1925
02:41:53,325 --> 02:41:55,532
God, I'll have to cut it off.
1926
02:42:27,950 --> 02:42:31,157
- Silvio, someone's coming.
- What are you on about?
1927
02:42:36,908 --> 02:42:38,241
Is that Silvio?
1928
02:42:39,367 --> 02:42:43,199
Silvio, you could have told me,
you dickhead.
1929
02:42:43,325 --> 02:42:44,741
What are you doing here?
1930
02:42:44,867 --> 02:42:46,157
Are you painting or what?
1931
02:42:46,950 --> 02:42:48,324
- What about you?
- How are you?
1932
02:42:48,950 --> 02:42:50,366
- Hi.
- How are you?
1933
02:42:50,533 --> 02:42:53,282
- Candela...
- Hi.
1934
02:42:54,242 --> 02:42:56,949
- What the fuck are you doing?
- I don't know,
1935
02:42:57,408 --> 02:43:00,574
I don't know whether to add
purple or blue.
1936
02:43:18,533 --> 02:43:21,366
- Do you think it's missing something?
- Pink.
1937
02:43:21,492 --> 02:43:23,782
Paula, come here a minute,
what do you reckon?
1938
02:43:27,200 --> 02:43:28,866
It's missing something,
1939
02:43:31,492 --> 02:43:34,366
it lacks bright colours, you know...
1940
02:43:52,117 --> 02:43:55,532
I saw one of my pieces totally effaced
in the Latina neighbourhood,
1941
02:43:56,075 --> 02:44:01,199
with bitch and stuff written on it,
and I just don't get it,
1942
02:44:01,325 --> 02:44:05,532
but I guess it comes with being a girl
in the graffiti world, you know?
1943
02:44:06,283 --> 02:44:08,491
- Being X's bird.
- X's bird.
1944
02:44:08,617 --> 02:44:12,074
The other day I went to get paints,
and the guy that sold them said,
1945
02:44:12,158 --> 02:44:14,324
"I know you,
you've painted with so-and-so"
1946
02:44:14,450 --> 02:44:17,907
and I was like, "Haven't you seen
the 3,000 pieces I've done myself?"
1947
02:44:18,033 --> 02:44:21,491
Why do I always have to be "X's bird"?
I just don't get it, mate.
1948
02:44:21,700 --> 02:44:24,282
It's a real problem,
I'll never get recognition.
1949
02:44:24,408 --> 02:44:26,074
Or when they say about meeting up
1950
02:44:26,158 --> 02:44:28,491
and they are like,
"We're going to paint and then..."
1951
02:44:28,700 --> 02:44:32,116
because we've painted together,
"Well, come to my house etc..."
1952
02:44:32,242 --> 02:44:34,574
And you feel obliged to hook up with them,
1953
02:44:35,117 --> 02:44:38,407
- it's terrible.
- Jerks, anyways...
1954
02:44:39,617 --> 02:44:41,032
Anyway...
1955
02:44:41,158 --> 02:44:43,741
Candela, whenever you want
you can come with us.
1956
02:44:43,867 --> 02:44:46,074
- Yeah, to the centre.
- Do you fancy it?
1957
02:44:46,158 --> 02:44:48,199
Around la Latina...
1958
02:44:48,367 --> 02:44:52,074
It'd be awesome for the four of us
to go and paint one day.
1959
02:45:31,617 --> 02:45:34,074
Listen to this fab song
I've just written...
1960
02:45:40,200 --> 02:45:42,616
Fucking society
Fucking society
1961
02:45:42,950 --> 02:45:45,157
They want us to live like city rats
1962
02:45:45,283 --> 02:45:48,116
This fucking society
Your fucking society
1963
02:45:48,200 --> 02:45:51,157
We don't have everything
But we're not without
1964
02:45:51,283 --> 02:45:53,907
What I want and need
Is what they don't have
1965
02:45:54,033 --> 02:45:56,532
They keep the money
And we have assets
1966
02:45:56,742 --> 02:45:59,407
This world is corrupt
And no one can dodge disease
1967
02:45:59,533 --> 02:46:01,991
Everyone is lost
And they believe in equality
1968
02:46:02,158 --> 02:46:04,949
The government is fucking us off
And they're backed up
1969
02:46:05,075 --> 02:46:07,449
They want us to carry on
With this game they've created
1970
02:46:07,575 --> 02:46:10,074
They have the Nationals in the game
1971
02:46:10,158 --> 02:46:12,991
Don't fuck with me
I'm not scared of Babylon
1972
02:46:13,117 --> 02:46:15,741
Fucking society
Your fucking society
1973
02:46:15,867 --> 02:46:18,157
They want you to live like city rats
1974
02:46:59,492 --> 02:47:01,949
I DON'T KNOW
WHAT I'M GOING TO DO TOMORROW
1975
02:47:02,033 --> 02:47:07,157
Forty-three percent of boys
between the age of 16 and 19
1976
02:47:07,617 --> 02:47:12,449
wanted to study Engineering,
Architecture or a scientific degree,
1977
02:47:12,575 --> 02:47:14,157
and only 17% of the girls.
1978
02:47:14,242 --> 02:47:19,199
Of the girls, 79% chose Medicine,
1979
02:47:19,325 --> 02:47:21,491
Law, Social Sciences,
1980
02:47:21,617 --> 02:47:26,032
for example, Education,
1981
02:47:26,158 --> 02:47:30,074
Pre-school Education, Medicine,
Psychology, Nursing, Primary Education...
1982
02:47:30,200 --> 02:47:35,116
Things closely related to helping,
voluntary work and public services,
1983
02:47:35,200 --> 02:47:40,324
yet the majority of boys
tended towards technical engineering.
1984
02:47:40,950 --> 02:47:42,199
That's how it is.
1985
02:47:42,867 --> 02:47:47,199
It doesn't surprise us much.
It's what we've seen at school.
1986
02:47:47,742 --> 02:47:51,907
If you ask, almost all the boys...
1987
02:47:52,033 --> 02:47:54,157
In my class we call them "the scientists",
1988
02:47:54,617 --> 02:47:57,157
they all want to do Science
and study Engineering
1989
02:47:57,242 --> 02:47:59,532
and be the inventors of the century.
1990
02:48:00,242 --> 02:48:03,616
Maybe one girl wants to study Sciences
and it's like...
1991
02:48:05,783 --> 02:48:06,783
I don't know.
1992
02:48:07,242 --> 02:48:09,074
Why do you think that is?
1993
02:48:12,492 --> 02:48:15,782
Then you think about it
and you hope it isn't due to
1994
02:48:16,908 --> 02:48:20,907
what is socially inculcated and so on.
1995
02:48:21,033 --> 02:48:22,616
You hope it isn't due to that.
1996
02:48:23,992 --> 02:48:25,532
But it looks as though it is.
1997
02:48:26,033 --> 02:48:29,074
I think we're making progress,
but not that much.
1998
02:48:29,742 --> 02:48:33,491
The past still carries a lot of weight,
1999
02:48:34,325 --> 02:48:38,116
and many years will pass before Sciences
cease to be a thing for boys
2000
02:48:38,200 --> 02:48:42,157
and perhaps public oriented careers
cease to be a thing for girls.
2001
02:48:43,200 --> 02:48:46,157
It pisses me off but that's
how it will be. Pass me the lighter.
2002
02:48:48,117 --> 02:48:49,491
Is that where you see yourself?
2003
02:48:49,617 --> 02:48:54,532
Do you think you'll end up
in that idea of public service?
2004
02:48:54,658 --> 02:48:57,616
If you had to think
of where you might end up, as a career,
2005
02:48:57,825 --> 02:49:01,532
- is that where you see yourself?
- I don't want to answer that, Jonás.
2006
02:49:03,492 --> 02:49:05,449
Carry on with your debate.
2007
02:49:10,992 --> 02:49:14,616
I often think I'd like to hit rock bottom.
2008
02:49:14,825 --> 02:49:18,782
I saw it in a film called Fight Club,
I don't know if you've seen it,
2009
02:49:19,450 --> 02:49:21,199
and there's a bit that says
2010
02:49:21,325 --> 02:49:25,366
you can only really live
once you've hit rock bottom.
2011
02:49:25,492 --> 02:49:28,366
If you hit rock bottom,
upwards is the only way to go.
2012
02:49:28,492 --> 02:49:31,241
You know, when you're not afraid of death,
2013
02:49:31,950 --> 02:49:33,116
you can really live life.
2014
02:49:33,200 --> 02:49:37,032
I sometimes think
I'd like to have nothing,
2015
02:49:37,658 --> 02:49:39,116
and be in the shit...
2016
02:49:39,200 --> 02:49:41,532
- Like, on an island...
- Sort of.
2017
02:49:41,658 --> 02:49:44,949
Being in the shit
and the only way out is upwards, you know?
2018
02:49:45,908 --> 02:49:47,116
With no fears.
2019
02:49:47,200 --> 02:49:51,282
You're always telling me
you're afraid of dying.
2020
02:49:51,825 --> 02:49:53,241
It's quite normal,
2021
02:49:53,367 --> 02:49:58,366
but fear of living
also stops you from doing lots of things.
2022
02:49:59,200 --> 02:50:00,866
Me and everyone.
2023
02:50:00,992 --> 02:50:03,824
It isn't fear of dying,
like, "Oh, I'm dying,"
2024
02:50:03,950 --> 02:50:06,491
- but fear of ceasing to exist.
- Fear of ceasing to think
2025
02:50:07,158 --> 02:50:09,449
- and reflect on things.
- Ceasing to exist.
2026
02:50:09,575 --> 02:50:12,907
- Ceasing to feel.
- When you don't exist, there's nothing...
2027
02:50:13,367 --> 02:50:17,366
I used the example of my bedroom
because I feel I don't belong anywhere.
2028
02:50:17,533 --> 02:50:21,157
I don't feel I belong
in my house or anywhere at all,
2029
02:50:21,242 --> 02:50:25,449
I don't feel at ease...
Well, only sometimes.
2030
02:50:25,575 --> 02:50:30,532
I feel comfortable with people
or in the environment I'm in,
2031
02:50:30,658 --> 02:50:32,157
what we're doing and so on.
2032
02:50:32,242 --> 02:50:34,866
But I don't feel at ease with myself,
2033
02:50:34,992 --> 02:50:38,116
where I am, where I exist.
2034
02:50:38,450 --> 02:50:41,157
I don't feel comfortable...
2035
02:50:42,575 --> 02:50:44,866
Well, it's not that.
I feel I don't belong.
2036
02:50:44,992 --> 02:50:47,741
It's as though I don't belong anywhere.
2037
02:50:47,867 --> 02:50:52,366
And "my home", so to speak,
isn't the whole house,
2038
02:50:52,492 --> 02:50:57,282
with the people I live with,
all the rooms, the kitchen and lounge,
2039
02:50:57,367 --> 02:50:59,616
and my room,
which I share with my brother.
2040
02:50:59,825 --> 02:51:04,282
But I have my home
which is my chair, my bed,
2041
02:51:04,367 --> 02:51:08,116
and my computer,
my bag, my desk and that's it.
2042
02:51:08,200 --> 02:51:11,574
- That bit is "my home".
- And you're proud of that bit.
2043
02:51:11,783 --> 02:51:16,407
- That's the bit you like, where you are.
- It's the only place of my own.
2044
02:51:16,533 --> 02:51:20,782
It's like my home, yes.
But I can't change much from there.
2045
02:51:20,908 --> 02:51:22,241
I can and I can't.
2046
02:51:22,950 --> 02:51:29,199
It's useless feeling proud of your country
because if you want to change it...
2047
02:51:29,325 --> 02:51:31,824
You feel proud of part of your country
2048
02:51:31,950 --> 02:51:33,991
because you love it,
you see the good things,
2049
02:51:34,117 --> 02:51:38,116
you want to be proud of the whole
and you change the part you don't like.
2050
02:51:39,200 --> 02:51:41,491
There's no making head nor tail of it,
2051
02:51:41,617 --> 02:51:43,616
- Spain...
- No making head nor tail?
2052
02:51:43,825 --> 02:51:46,616
- Spain is a country...
- The Age of Enlightenment didn't get here,
2053
02:51:46,825 --> 02:51:49,616
the longest Republic has been three years.
2054
02:51:49,825 --> 02:51:55,116
We still live in a pseudo-dictatorship.
2055
02:51:55,200 --> 02:51:57,324
Okay, that's the part
you don't like about Spain.
2056
02:51:57,450 --> 02:52:00,449
Spain isn't just that.
2057
02:52:00,575 --> 02:52:04,282
Spain is the people living here,
everything Spain has gone through,
2058
02:52:04,408 --> 02:52:07,449
it's the art in Spain.
Have you been to the Prado Museum?
2059
02:52:07,575 --> 02:52:08,575
That's Spain.
2060
02:52:08,742 --> 02:52:11,199
The Prado has paintings
by Goya, Velazquez..
2061
02:52:11,325 --> 02:52:15,074
No other country has those paintings,
excellent paintings.
2062
02:52:15,158 --> 02:52:17,949
- That's my country.
- True, we have Picasso but he fled
2063
02:52:18,075 --> 02:52:20,157
because he was ashamed
of the country he lived in.
2064
02:52:21,117 --> 02:52:22,282
Because he didn't change it.
2065
02:52:22,658 --> 02:52:23,782
Because he was an idiot.
2066
02:52:24,492 --> 02:52:27,199
He painted Guernica
to vindicate what he felt.
2067
02:52:27,325 --> 02:52:28,325
Okay, fine.
2068
02:52:28,450 --> 02:52:32,074
But people don't think
of Guernica as vindication.
2069
02:52:32,200 --> 02:52:34,574
But you do, it's reached one person.
2070
02:52:35,450 --> 02:52:37,532
And many others like you.
2071
02:52:37,658 --> 02:52:39,741
It's never a whole, it's always a part.
2072
02:52:39,867 --> 02:52:45,449
But here you find that when you try
to voice how you feel, they stifle you.
2073
02:52:45,575 --> 02:52:46,657
Carry on shouting.
2074
02:52:46,742 --> 02:52:48,824
If you shout,
I might shout, then he might.
2075
02:52:48,950 --> 02:52:51,449
- And others may follow.
- But it's not people saying,
2076
02:52:51,575 --> 02:52:54,199
"Excuse me, be quiet."
They hit you or beat you with sticks.
2077
02:52:54,325 --> 02:52:55,991
Okay, they can beat us with a stick.
2078
02:52:56,117 --> 02:52:58,241
They'll run out of sticks.
2079
02:52:59,158 --> 02:53:02,116
They have lots of sticks
and lots of money to buy more.
2080
02:53:02,200 --> 02:53:05,074
- So what?
- We haven't the power to stand up to them.
2081
02:53:05,200 --> 02:53:07,907
Fine, there are five.
Five is a big number.
2082
02:53:08,033 --> 02:53:11,116
If these five join up with five more,
that's ten, you know?
2083
02:53:11,200 --> 02:53:13,491
There are only 45 million more.
2084
02:53:13,617 --> 02:53:16,199
You can't just think
about the sticks and the rest.
2085
02:53:16,325 --> 02:53:18,907
You have to think that if you continue,
2086
02:53:19,033 --> 02:53:21,616
you'll be greater
than the number of people who say no.
2087
02:53:24,992 --> 02:53:30,741
If you respect that idea,
you won't change anything in Spain.
2088
02:53:30,867 --> 02:53:32,782
As I see it...
2089
02:53:32,908 --> 02:53:36,866
The idea you're fighting for is respect,
not for everything to be the same.
2090
02:53:36,992 --> 02:53:37,992
I think it's incredible.
2091
02:53:38,117 --> 02:53:42,991
I think the group that has most changed
Spain has been ETA, with bombs.
2092
02:53:43,325 --> 02:53:46,532
That's something I'd never consider.
It's impossible.
2093
02:53:46,658 --> 02:53:48,157
Do you know what life is?
2094
02:53:48,242 --> 02:53:52,616
How great it is to live?
Feeling the worst shit ever is great.
2095
02:53:52,825 --> 02:53:59,241
People who don't exist can't feel that.
Snails can't feel that, man.
2096
02:53:59,367 --> 02:54:01,491
You know what it's like,
you know how good it is.
2097
02:54:01,617 --> 02:54:04,366
Could you take that away
from someone else?
2098
02:54:04,492 --> 02:54:05,949
Could you?
2099
02:54:06,533 --> 02:54:11,074
I can't believe you could take away
something like feeling love, or grief.
2100
02:54:11,158 --> 02:54:12,991
Seriously, it's unbelievable.
2101
02:54:13,117 --> 02:54:14,574
You can't take that away.
2102
02:54:15,200 --> 02:54:18,866
But what I'm saying is...
2103
02:54:19,408 --> 02:54:21,324
And I think you'll agree with me...
2104
02:54:21,950 --> 02:54:25,657
The greatest pressure
and the greatest blow to Spain
2105
02:54:25,867 --> 02:54:27,324
has been through terrorism.
2106
02:54:27,450 --> 02:54:34,116
And just as I think that coming down
to those levels is deplorable,
2107
02:54:34,200 --> 02:54:37,366
and all we can do is shout,
go on strike time after time,
2108
02:54:37,492 --> 02:54:42,199
take part in activism when we're already
going a bit too far with human rights,
2109
02:54:43,950 --> 02:54:46,741
all you can do is shout
and no one listens.
2110
02:54:46,867 --> 02:54:48,574
Mixing the diversity of ideas...
2111
02:54:48,783 --> 02:54:52,032
I feel I'm in a country
where I can't change anything.
2112
02:54:52,158 --> 02:54:58,991
I'm not proud of its origins,
what that country conveys.
2113
02:54:59,158 --> 02:55:01,824
Thinking about the bad aspects
is a start at least.
2114
02:55:01,950 --> 02:55:03,134
Thinking about what isn't right.
2115
02:55:03,158 --> 02:55:05,199
So far you haven't sat back
2116
02:55:05,325 --> 02:55:08,157
saying it's shit and counting down
the minutes before you leave.
2117
02:55:08,908 --> 02:55:11,949
You stand up.
Perhaps you don't hate it so much.
2118
02:55:12,075 --> 02:55:14,157
I do what I can.
2119
02:55:14,242 --> 02:55:18,366
I've joined in strikes, I help my brother
stick up stickers when I can.
2120
02:55:18,492 --> 02:55:20,199
Whatever I can.
2121
02:55:20,325 --> 02:55:24,366
- As much as you can.
- But all that effort you've made
2122
02:55:24,492 --> 02:55:27,324
to try to change the country
has been a waste of time.
2123
02:55:27,450 --> 02:55:30,157
- What do you mean, a waste of time?
- It's useless.
2124
02:55:30,242 --> 02:55:34,907
Have you got a friend who was different
before you met and who you've helped?
2125
02:55:35,033 --> 02:55:36,113
- I bet you have.
- Perhaps.
2126
02:55:36,158 --> 02:55:37,241
You've done something.
2127
02:55:37,867 --> 02:55:40,866
You've opened someone's eyes
through your way of thinking.
2128
02:55:41,742 --> 02:55:44,366
You've given someone more possibilities.
That's something.
2129
02:55:44,492 --> 02:55:45,866
You're right.
2130
02:55:45,992 --> 02:55:48,116
I'm not talking
about staging a revolution.
2131
02:55:48,200 --> 02:55:51,074
We ought to do it one by one...
2132
02:55:51,992 --> 02:55:53,366
but...
2133
02:55:55,200 --> 02:55:57,782
I think it's so...
2134
02:55:58,617 --> 02:56:01,949
Everyone wants to change the world
but no one sets about doing it.
2135
02:56:03,283 --> 02:56:04,824
You've changed something.
2136
02:56:05,908 --> 02:56:08,366
- Two people.
- Okay. Two people.
2137
02:56:08,492 --> 02:56:12,449
Two people who have changed
from being communists to anarchists,
2138
02:56:12,575 --> 02:56:14,616
and another who has become vegan.
2139
02:56:14,825 --> 02:56:18,116
That's it.
That's the most I've achieved in my life.
2140
02:56:18,200 --> 02:56:20,324
And I've carried on trying.
2141
02:56:20,533 --> 02:56:22,907
If you throw in the towel,
2142
02:56:23,033 --> 02:56:26,616
you're doing exactly the opposite
of what you want: to change the world.
2143
02:56:26,825 --> 02:56:31,199
If you really want to change something,
you have to keep on trying.
2144
02:56:31,283 --> 02:56:33,532
Even though it's gradual
and you get stick for it,
2145
02:56:33,658 --> 02:56:38,491
the reward is inner.
No matter how many blows you receive,
2146
02:56:38,617 --> 02:56:43,782
not trying would be more painful
than the blows I received,
2147
02:56:43,908 --> 02:56:47,241
I wouldn't feel proud of myself.
2148
02:56:47,367 --> 02:56:50,824
And having changed just one person,
their way of thinking,
2149
02:56:50,950 --> 02:56:55,907
believe it or not, that person might tell
someone else and you create a chain.
2150
02:56:56,033 --> 02:56:58,157
But if you throw in the towel
from the start,
2151
02:56:58,283 --> 02:57:01,199
you aren't giving the other person
a chance to open their eyes
2152
02:57:01,325 --> 02:57:04,157
and you're missing the chance
to change things.
2153
02:57:04,908 --> 02:57:11,157
It's like... if you have no vision
you can't do anything,
2154
02:57:11,242 --> 02:57:12,491
and I find that quite sad.
2155
02:57:12,617 --> 02:57:14,866
I also find it sad
2156
02:57:14,992 --> 02:57:18,157
that people come to think
that only violence can solve things.
2157
02:57:18,242 --> 02:57:20,074
Very often...
2158
02:57:20,575 --> 02:57:25,366
I mean, it's really sad,
because many people have that view
2159
02:57:26,158 --> 02:57:28,907
and in a way
they end up behaving that way.
2160
02:57:29,033 --> 02:57:34,866
If you focus on doing things correctly
from the start, like you've been doing,
2161
02:57:34,992 --> 02:57:39,157
camping out and things like that,
2162
02:57:39,783 --> 02:57:40,866
step by step...
2163
02:57:40,992 --> 02:57:42,991
Throwing in the towel is no use.
2164
02:57:43,117 --> 02:57:45,282
Throwing in the towel is of less use
2165
02:57:45,408 --> 02:57:48,532
than what you're doing
which you say is a waste of time.
2166
02:57:49,492 --> 02:57:51,574
- That's my girl!
- Perseverance.
2167
02:57:52,200 --> 02:57:57,366
I don't think frustration should be
considered the enemy, something bad,
2168
02:57:57,492 --> 02:57:59,949
because frustration itself
is what urges you on.
2169
02:58:00,075 --> 02:58:03,949
If that frustration
and anger didn't exist,
2170
02:58:04,075 --> 02:58:06,532
you'd feel no need to change anything.
2171
02:58:06,658 --> 02:58:07,907
I'm not saying it's good,
2172
02:58:08,033 --> 02:58:12,199
because frustration is the last thing
you want to feel,
2173
02:58:12,825 --> 02:58:16,491
but rather than considering it
as something negative,
2174
02:58:16,617 --> 02:58:19,491
consider it a driving force
towards reaching your goal.
2175
02:58:19,617 --> 02:58:24,032
Transform the negative into something
that you really want to change.
2176
02:58:24,158 --> 02:58:30,866
That's what the human being is:
envy, violence, senseless aggressiveness,
2177
02:58:31,783 --> 02:58:32,532
but the human being...
2178
02:58:32,658 --> 02:58:36,532
We said before that music
was the most important thing to us.
2179
02:58:36,658 --> 02:58:38,366
The human being created music.
2180
02:58:38,533 --> 02:58:41,074
If you do away with human beings,
what will you achieve?
2181
02:58:41,200 --> 02:58:44,366
You'll put an end to all the good things
human beings have done.
2182
02:58:45,783 --> 02:58:49,199
- Great things.
- Giving art to eliminate violence.
2183
02:58:49,283 --> 02:58:52,449
- Would that work?
- No.
2184
02:58:53,367 --> 02:58:56,866
It's a pack.
Not everything will be good or bad.
2185
02:58:58,117 --> 02:59:02,324
But the good things are just as powerful
as the bad things, or more.
2186
02:59:05,242 --> 02:59:08,366
Bad things are good too.
Feeling bad things is good.
2187
02:59:08,492 --> 02:59:10,991
I don't mean feeling bad things,
which is cool,
2188
02:59:11,117 --> 02:59:14,866
but it's more to do
with things we find repulsive,
2189
02:59:15,908 --> 02:59:19,074
like thinking that the human being
does nothing but destroy.
2190
02:59:19,617 --> 02:59:22,032
- That's ridiculous.
- Do you know what scares me?
2191
02:59:22,158 --> 02:59:24,574
We say all this now when we're young
2192
02:59:24,783 --> 02:59:28,116
and when we're older,
we'll forget about all our ideas,
2193
02:59:28,200 --> 02:59:32,074
our diversity of thought
2194
02:59:32,200 --> 02:59:36,157
and we'll end up driving a Mercedes Benz
like everyone else, watching football...
2195
02:59:36,283 --> 02:59:38,407
In that case there'll be a Gavira junior
2196
02:59:38,533 --> 02:59:41,491
with a shaven head
who'll look at you sickened with loathing.
2197
02:59:41,617 --> 02:59:43,574
It's real fear.
2198
02:59:44,408 --> 02:59:47,491
If that scares you,
it means you'll never be like that.
2199
02:59:47,617 --> 02:59:50,616
There's a quote by Socrates or Aristotle,
2200
02:59:50,867 --> 02:59:57,116
one of those ancient Greek blokes,
that says:
2201
02:59:57,200 --> 03:00:00,866
"Anyone who does not live in society
is either a god or a mad man."
2202
03:00:00,992 --> 03:00:02,074
A beast.
2203
03:00:04,200 --> 03:00:06,574
No, it's:
"He who is unable to live in society"
2204
03:00:06,783 --> 03:00:09,907
"must be either a god or a monster."
Or a beast.
2205
03:00:10,617 --> 03:00:15,199
You need other people
to achieve personal fulfilment.
2206
03:00:15,283 --> 03:00:17,574
Life on your own...
2207
03:00:17,783 --> 03:00:20,366
If you go to live
on a desert island in isolation...
2208
03:00:20,492 --> 03:00:24,074
It's hard to imagine living alone.
2209
03:00:24,158 --> 03:00:27,074
It's in our nature.
2210
03:00:27,158 --> 03:00:30,449
I think that's what has led us to change,
2211
03:00:30,575 --> 03:00:35,032
and since you need others
you can't wish them the worst
2212
03:00:35,158 --> 03:00:37,241
because it also affects you.
2213
03:00:37,367 --> 03:00:41,032
Changes have taken place
because we need others
2214
03:00:41,158 --> 03:00:43,491
and we need the best for everyone.
2215
03:00:44,033 --> 03:00:46,157
That's what brings about these changes.
2216
03:00:46,242 --> 03:00:47,532
We need one another.
2217
03:00:47,658 --> 03:00:52,449
Being the only person would be so boring.
In the sense that no one would refute you.
2218
03:00:52,575 --> 03:00:56,157
No one would make you think,
you'd know nothing else.
2219
03:00:56,242 --> 03:01:00,074
Is it fine to be the god of something
that has nothing more to it?
2220
03:01:00,158 --> 03:01:02,407
- Your own world.
- A shit concrete column,
2221
03:01:02,533 --> 03:01:04,907
is it fine
being the king of a concrete column,
2222
03:01:05,033 --> 03:01:06,949
one you've created,
with nothing more to it?
2223
03:01:07,075 --> 03:01:10,907
Just imagine me on my island
with my things and nothing else.
2224
03:01:11,908 --> 03:01:14,426
- I'd live quite well.
- Even on your "burn the world down" days?
2225
03:01:14,450 --> 03:01:16,407
Knowing what I know now,
2226
03:01:16,533 --> 03:01:19,824
with the knowledge I have,
I'd live alone on an island.
2227
03:01:19,950 --> 03:01:22,866
- Or with someone maybe.
- With the knowledge of a 19-year-old?
2228
03:01:24,158 --> 03:01:25,532
But I'd like to.
2229
03:01:25,783 --> 03:01:27,824
I could live on my own,
2230
03:01:28,492 --> 03:01:30,449
alone on an island.
I'd need nothing more.
2231
03:01:31,200 --> 03:01:33,449
I'd die in three days maybe,
2232
03:01:34,367 --> 03:01:35,782
but it wouldn't matter...
2233
03:01:36,367 --> 03:01:37,949
It would matter.
2234
03:01:38,075 --> 03:01:40,449
Having people, there has to be someone.
2235
03:01:40,575 --> 03:01:43,407
But reaching the point
where I couldn't care less,
2236
03:01:43,533 --> 03:01:45,949
and if it's not that
I'd burn the world down.
2237
03:01:47,117 --> 03:01:49,949
When you'll burn down your shit column.
2238
03:01:50,075 --> 03:01:52,199
You'll have no concrete column, nothing.
2239
03:01:52,325 --> 03:01:53,407
It's my island.
2240
03:01:53,533 --> 03:01:56,616
Your island won't exist,
you'll set fire to it.
2241
03:01:56,825 --> 03:02:00,491
But you're the master, you created it,
but even so, you don't like it.
2242
03:02:00,617 --> 03:02:03,907
- What the hell are you doing?
- Who cares?
2243
03:02:04,033 --> 03:02:06,199
- Who cares?
- Who? It's your bloody island.
2244
03:02:06,325 --> 03:02:10,449
I'd live on my own and no one would care.
2245
03:02:10,575 --> 03:02:14,949
Great, you don't give a damn
about what you create.
2246
03:02:16,325 --> 03:02:18,324
Why is it my duty
to do something for society?
2247
03:02:18,450 --> 03:02:21,199
- Society is fucking me up.
- You form part of society.
2248
03:02:21,283 --> 03:02:22,532
We are society.
2249
03:02:22,742 --> 03:02:26,074
- What if I don't want to be?
- You can't, you are society, mate.
2250
03:02:26,158 --> 03:02:28,491
But I couldn't live here.
I'd have to live elsewhere.
2251
03:02:28,617 --> 03:02:33,157
Imagine I go to Sierra Morena, I build
my mud hut or whatever and I live alone.
2252
03:02:33,283 --> 03:02:37,157
No one would care, no one would find me,
there are miles of land...
2253
03:02:37,325 --> 03:02:40,574
When did you meet Silvio?
2254
03:02:41,283 --> 03:02:45,907
- About four or five years ago.
- In second year of secondary school.
2255
03:02:46,492 --> 03:02:51,366
I knew lots of people,
2256
03:02:51,533 --> 03:02:56,574
but from the start,
I knew there was something about him.
2257
03:02:56,783 --> 03:02:59,949
And he gradually became my best friend.
2258
03:03:00,367 --> 03:03:03,199
Would you say
that Silvio has influenced you?
2259
03:03:03,242 --> 03:03:06,532
Very much, I've thought about it
2260
03:03:06,742 --> 03:03:09,032
and we've talked about the fact
we're total opposites.
2261
03:03:09,158 --> 03:03:13,241
He's really extrovert,
he's forever getting up to all sorts.
2262
03:03:13,367 --> 03:03:19,407
I'm exactly the opposite, I'm really shy,
really quiet and really calm.
2263
03:03:19,533 --> 03:03:22,449
I'm always relaxed and chilled out.
2264
03:03:22,575 --> 03:03:25,366
We complement one another, so to speak.
2265
03:03:26,075 --> 03:03:28,366
You live with the people you choose.
2266
03:03:28,533 --> 03:03:34,074
People who bring you good things
and all that stuff about "life" I guess.
2267
03:03:34,200 --> 03:03:36,491
You stick with those
who've been good to you,
2268
03:03:36,617 --> 03:03:38,116
you steer clear of the rest,
2269
03:03:38,200 --> 03:03:41,366
and you carry on with your life.
And those who've been good to you
2270
03:03:41,533 --> 03:03:44,366
might still be your friends
in 20 years' time
2271
03:03:44,492 --> 03:03:46,824
or things may change,
you might live abroad.
2272
03:03:46,950 --> 03:03:49,741
Life changes from one day to the next.
2273
03:03:49,867 --> 03:03:51,991
And in 20 years' time, even more so.
2274
03:03:52,117 --> 03:03:54,757
I don't know what I'll be doing tomorrow,
it doesn't cross my mind,
2275
03:03:55,158 --> 03:03:56,949
or what I'll be doing in 20 years' time.
2276
03:03:57,075 --> 03:03:59,782
I don't know.
I've no idea.
2277
03:04:37,950 --> 03:04:43,657
20TH JUNE 2018
2278
03:05:05,825 --> 03:05:07,199
I'll follow you.
2279
03:05:11,200 --> 03:05:13,160
- Good afternoon.
- We're being interviewed for...
2280
03:05:13,283 --> 03:05:16,949
- Does this work...?
- Slate in, please. Slate in...
2281
03:05:31,200 --> 03:05:32,782
I think it's going well.
2282
03:05:33,200 --> 03:05:35,532
In a hospital doing an internship,
2283
03:05:36,825 --> 03:05:41,366
and I'm doing it
as part of the vocational course,
2284
03:05:42,325 --> 03:05:46,657
you have to do something.
Anyway, I'm finishing next Friday,
2285
03:05:46,867 --> 03:05:48,657
I've been in this hospital since September
2286
03:05:49,283 --> 03:05:52,449
and I'll kill myself if I stay there.
2287
03:05:52,992 --> 03:05:56,157
With this weather, who would bring a book?
2288
03:05:56,242 --> 03:05:58,157
This is no time for studying really.
2289
03:05:58,283 --> 03:05:59,907
- What exam do you have?
- English.
2290
03:06:00,033 --> 03:06:05,782
I failed it,
because I'm an idiot, but anyway...
2291
03:06:05,908 --> 03:06:08,741
- Weren't you a PE teacher?
- Not at all, mate.
2292
03:06:08,867 --> 03:06:11,116
- Is it all a lie?
- Couldn't be further from the truth.
2293
03:06:11,617 --> 03:06:14,032
Well, you're a good actor, hell...
2294
03:06:28,283 --> 03:06:31,157
They tell us that the future is no good,
2295
03:06:31,242 --> 03:06:33,116
that there won't be any work,
2296
03:06:34,533 --> 03:06:37,616
- that we're all going to be fucked...
- You have to learn it!
2297
03:06:37,825 --> 03:06:40,032
The one about us being fucked
is the next one,
2298
03:06:40,158 --> 03:06:41,949
stop fucking with people, Silvio.
2299
03:06:42,075 --> 03:06:45,032
- Okay, again from the start.
- I've got it.
2300
03:06:45,158 --> 03:06:47,741
Learn the other.
Have you learned the other one?
2301
03:06:47,867 --> 03:06:50,366
- The other's perfect.
- Okay, show me the other.
2302
03:06:50,492 --> 03:06:53,449
I'll sing you the other one later,
we'll practice it now.
2303
03:06:56,283 --> 03:06:57,657
But, who's stopping us?
2304
03:06:57,950 --> 03:07:01,616
"Words that leave a mark
their word is sacred like an...
2305
03:07:03,492 --> 03:07:06,449
for the man who gave me life
2306
03:07:06,575 --> 03:07:09,782
thank my mother
for having conceived me back then
2307
03:07:10,617 --> 03:07:13,824
my nine most pleasant months
were in her tummy
2308
03:07:13,950 --> 03:07:16,074
it doesn't matter
what they do or what they say
2309
03:07:16,158 --> 03:07:18,824
the damage is already done,
the wounds confirm it
2310
03:07:18,950 --> 03:07:21,782
my conscious is rotten because of lies
2311
03:07:21,908 --> 03:07:24,741
memories aren't forgotten,
at most they are recycled
2312
03:07:24,867 --> 03:07:27,324
if not you come to a standstill,
if not you don't move forward
2313
03:07:27,408 --> 03:07:29,866
a long stride, trying to leave a mark
2314
03:07:29,992 --> 03:07:32,116
I don't give a fuck, I'm not looking back
2315
03:07:32,200 --> 03:07:36,532
enjoy the moment and carpe diem
and tomorrow only God knows
2316
03:07:37,117 --> 03:07:40,782
my mind wants to talk nonsense
yet put itself to the test
2317
03:07:40,908 --> 03:07:43,532
I'm the big shot here,
and Trueba's the one with the balls
2318
03:07:43,658 --> 03:07:46,616
Who's stopping us isn't over,
this has only just begun
2319
03:07:46,825 --> 03:07:49,574
and I hope you'll consider me
for the next film
2320
03:07:49,783 --> 03:07:53,032
even as an extra."
2321
03:07:53,908 --> 03:07:55,574
Kisses for everyone out there,
2322
03:07:55,783 --> 03:07:58,449
for those who aren't here,
for those who aren't coming back,
2323
03:07:58,575 --> 03:08:02,032
for my family, my mates,
I couldn't give a shit about the rest.
2324
03:08:02,158 --> 03:08:06,241
What a family...
2325
03:08:06,908 --> 03:08:11,157
It came out shit
but I couldn't give a fuck.
2326
03:08:55,575 --> 03:08:59,199
Really, life is like a song
2327
03:08:59,325 --> 03:09:02,157
Some sing it better and others worse
2328
03:09:02,242 --> 03:09:07,824
We're just fictional characters
2329
03:09:10,867 --> 03:09:14,324
With my mouth I can say lots of things
2330
03:09:14,450 --> 03:09:17,116
But my eyes can say more
2331
03:09:17,200 --> 03:09:22,824
If you know
Look at me and you'll hear
2332
03:09:25,950 --> 03:09:29,116
And if you want to enjoy yourself
2333
03:09:29,200 --> 03:09:31,616
I know a place
2334
03:09:32,158 --> 03:09:37,491
It's by the sea
It's great
2335
03:09:40,283 --> 03:09:43,199
Well anyway, good afternoon everyone,
like... I don't know,
2336
03:09:43,325 --> 03:09:46,116
we're Aguilar and Gato
and this one's called "The First",
2337
03:09:46,575 --> 03:09:48,824
flat out punk, I don't give a shit.
2338
03:09:51,033 --> 03:09:54,199
Go for it.
One, two, one, two, three...
2339
03:09:54,325 --> 03:09:58,199
I spend all day stuck at home
The fucking police won't let me out
2340
03:09:58,325 --> 03:10:00,074
I'm bloody sick of sitting around
2341
03:10:00,158 --> 03:10:02,032
The door is closed
They won't let me open it
2342
03:10:02,158 --> 03:10:03,991
I'm going to break down the door
2343
03:10:04,117 --> 03:10:05,991
I'm going to escape
From this fucking society
2344
03:10:06,117 --> 03:10:09,866
It's all so dirty I can't see
Nobody will ever stop us again
2345
03:10:09,992 --> 03:10:13,741
Come, come, come up close
Join the fight for your freedom
2346
03:10:13,867 --> 03:10:17,991
Come, come, find out more
We're going to break down this system
2347
03:10:18,158 --> 03:10:21,991
Flowers don't grow in my garden
The sun doesn't want to shine anymore
2348
03:10:22,117 --> 03:10:25,991
We're left with a cloudy and grey day
Full of prejudice and evil
2349
03:10:26,117 --> 03:10:28,116
Nobody is ever happy here
2350
03:10:28,200 --> 03:10:30,074
Nobody has gone back to being happy
2351
03:10:30,200 --> 03:10:34,116
You're doing something really wrong
So, why don't you all just die?
2352
03:10:53,325 --> 03:10:54,741
Hey, good day.
2353
03:10:55,575 --> 03:10:59,074
Well,
here we are to ask who's stopping us?
2354
03:10:59,158 --> 03:11:00,366
Yeah, we're young,
2355
03:11:00,492 --> 03:11:02,782
and so what, if we don't have
a fucking idea about life?
2356
03:11:02,908 --> 03:11:05,949
They're just going to fuck us over,
who gives a shit?
2357
03:11:06,075 --> 03:11:08,782
You know what?
All you need to do is dream.
2358
03:11:08,908 --> 03:11:11,949
Everyone out there,
all of you, you all have dreams.
2359
03:11:12,075 --> 03:11:14,555
Who the fuck is going to tell you
that you can't do it? Nobody.
2360
03:11:14,658 --> 03:11:15,658
Nobody, do you know why?
2361
03:11:15,825 --> 03:11:18,366
Because nobody,
absolutely nobody is stopping us.
2362
03:11:18,492 --> 03:11:21,241
So, everyone out there,
come out to the street,
2363
03:11:21,367 --> 03:11:22,824
come out to the street with me.
2364
03:11:22,950 --> 03:11:25,741
Raise your hands and shout,
who's stopping us?
2365
03:11:25,867 --> 03:11:29,824
Because, who's stopping us?
Nobody's stopping us!
2366
03:11:43,617 --> 03:11:49,491
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2367
03:11:49,617 --> 03:11:51,217
Nobody's stopping us
Nobody's stopping us
2368
03:11:55,283 --> 03:11:59,032
I can't breathe
They don't let me fight
2369
03:11:59,158 --> 03:12:02,949
They don't let us shout
I can't express myself
2370
03:12:03,117 --> 03:12:06,782
They don't let us live
They don't let me fight
2371
03:12:07,158 --> 03:12:14,782
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2372
03:12:27,450 --> 03:12:29,366
More punk than a dead baby.
2373
03:12:33,200 --> 03:12:34,616
I love you, beauties.
2374
03:12:41,658 --> 03:12:44,116
- Oh my...
- That was awesome.
2375
03:12:47,033 --> 03:12:48,033
Great job, mate.
2376
03:13:10,367 --> 03:13:12,616
- You were absolutely awesome.
- Thanks.
2377
03:13:12,825 --> 03:13:14,782
I have to go
and introduce someone, don't I?
2378
03:13:31,158 --> 03:13:35,074
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2379
03:13:35,158 --> 03:13:39,032
Who's stopping us?
Nobody's stopping us
2380
03:13:39,158 --> 03:13:43,032
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2381
03:13:43,158 --> 03:13:46,199
Nobody's stopping us
2382
03:13:55,283 --> 03:13:59,282
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2383
03:13:59,367 --> 03:14:02,199
Nobody's stopping us
2384
03:14:03,200 --> 03:14:07,157
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2385
03:14:07,242 --> 03:14:09,907
-Nobody's stopping us
-I want to hear you.
2386
03:14:13,825 --> 03:14:15,741
Without instruments.
2387
03:14:15,950 --> 03:14:19,824
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2388
03:14:20,158 --> 03:14:27,157
Who's stopping us?
Who's stopping us?
2389
03:14:27,575 --> 03:14:30,366
Nobody.
That's why we're here. Thank you.
2390
03:16:48,825 --> 03:16:55,032
TWO YEARS LATER
2391
03:17:00,575 --> 03:17:02,157
- How are you?
- I got my hair cut.
2392
03:17:02,242 --> 03:17:03,991
Yeah, mate, you look good.
2393
03:17:05,158 --> 03:17:06,199
Super-hot.
2394
03:17:07,367 --> 03:17:08,407
Real handsome.
2395
03:17:09,283 --> 03:17:11,157
And I've shaved, I look like a baby now.
2396
03:17:14,075 --> 03:17:16,241
- Hello...
- How are you?
2397
03:17:17,367 --> 03:17:18,574
- Good, yeah.
- Hey.
2398
03:17:20,200 --> 03:17:21,449
Hi, darling.
2399
03:17:25,783 --> 03:17:27,116
- Hi, Claudia.
- Hi, Candela.
2400
03:17:27,533 --> 03:17:28,866
Hi, Claudia.
2401
03:17:34,283 --> 03:17:35,366
We can't hear you.
2402
03:17:38,200 --> 03:17:39,200
Hello?
2403
03:17:39,783 --> 03:17:42,866
- Now.
- Okay, hey guys, how are you?
2404
03:17:45,617 --> 03:17:47,574
- Hello.
- Hello, Marta.
2405
03:17:49,242 --> 03:17:51,532
What's up?
Where are you, Gavira? You've gone.
2406
03:17:51,742 --> 03:17:52,949
Here.
2407
03:17:55,908 --> 03:17:56,949
Shit!
2408
03:17:57,450 --> 03:18:00,866
Look what I've done,
my hair has grown loads
2409
03:18:01,242 --> 03:18:04,574
and I shaved it
like a Mohawk in two parts,
2410
03:18:04,783 --> 03:18:07,116
to make like a big mohican,
2411
03:18:09,158 --> 03:18:10,366
but I've also got
2412
03:18:12,158 --> 03:18:13,199
this hair too.
2413
03:18:22,950 --> 03:18:26,157
Sorry I'm late, I was doing stuff
for class and all of that,
2414
03:18:26,242 --> 03:18:28,491
I'm up to...
2415
03:18:30,075 --> 03:18:32,866
This year is a lost cause, isn't it?
2416
03:18:33,950 --> 03:18:38,366
I've got it back on track
and I'm doing three times as much now.
2417
03:18:39,617 --> 03:18:40,824
Hello, Rony.
2418
03:18:42,158 --> 03:18:44,366
- Hey!
- Hi.
2419
03:18:44,533 --> 03:18:47,366
- Hello, Javi.
- Can you hear me?
2420
03:18:47,533 --> 03:18:50,157
- Yes.
- Sorry for the interruption.
2421
03:18:50,242 --> 03:18:55,532
No worries.
One thing that Claudia mentioned
2422
03:18:55,658 --> 03:18:59,199
was the feeling we all have
that time is running out.
2423
03:19:00,075 --> 03:19:03,199
Definitely, I took my gap year
the year I could.
2424
03:19:05,158 --> 03:19:06,158
Definitely.
2425
03:19:07,783 --> 03:19:10,949
And Silvio, you also...
2426
03:19:11,075 --> 03:19:15,574
I think remote working and schooling
is going to be the future,
2427
03:19:15,783 --> 03:19:22,074
and I personally prefer it
because I get distracted really easily.
2428
03:19:22,950 --> 03:19:29,241
When we're in class we tend to waste
more time than make good use of it.
2429
03:19:30,450 --> 03:19:34,574
I didn't do any of the elective classes,
2430
03:19:34,783 --> 03:19:40,282
because of course, if I have the choice
between class or playing Minecraft...
2431
03:19:41,200 --> 03:19:43,782
I'm sorry
but I'm just not getting involved.
2432
03:19:43,908 --> 03:19:47,782
People like me
with zero notion of responsibility,
2433
03:19:48,408 --> 03:19:49,949
well we're lost causes,
2434
03:19:50,408 --> 03:19:55,741
but you know, it's natural selection,
I accept my extinction with dignity.
2435
03:19:55,867 --> 03:20:00,241
For example,
I have a rubbish internet connection
2436
03:20:00,367 --> 03:20:06,324
and most of the calls I made...
I don't mean calls, I mean classes...
2437
03:20:06,908 --> 03:20:09,157
well, the connection kept cutting out.
2438
03:20:09,242 --> 03:20:12,824
I did them on videocalls with my friend,
2439
03:20:12,950 --> 03:20:16,907
she'd play the audio and I'd listen,
2440
03:20:17,033 --> 03:20:20,949
it's totally absurd,
but if it hadn't been for that
2441
03:20:21,075 --> 03:20:23,782
I'd have left my computer there
and I wouldn't have gone to class
2442
03:20:23,867 --> 03:20:25,407
because I couldn't hear it,
2443
03:20:26,117 --> 03:20:31,282
and through this I realised
how important it is, at least for me,
2444
03:20:31,408 --> 03:20:34,866
to have friends and people around you,
2445
03:20:34,992 --> 03:20:37,866
and how important it is
to have a teacher in front of you,
2446
03:20:37,992 --> 03:20:41,407
Being able to look at the teacher's eyes
when they're talking
2447
03:20:41,825 --> 03:20:46,282
gets through to me a lot more
than watching a screen does,
2448
03:20:46,783 --> 03:20:50,991
I mean I still watch the classes
but it's not the same.
2449
03:20:51,117 --> 03:20:54,782
I wasn't exactly expecting
2450
03:20:54,908 --> 03:20:59,574
to make a new group of friends
or anything...
2451
03:20:59,783 --> 03:21:02,366
I didn't know
whether I'd get on well with them
2452
03:21:02,533 --> 03:21:04,366
as they were quite a bit older than me,
2453
03:21:04,492 --> 03:21:08,866
and in the end it was an awesome group,
and I got on really well with them
2454
03:21:08,992 --> 03:21:12,532
and we'd get drunk and do shit together,
2455
03:21:12,742 --> 03:21:16,782
it was like the perfect group
then goodbye group and that was it.
2456
03:21:16,908 --> 03:21:19,741
And I'd also met a girl
2457
03:21:19,867 --> 03:21:23,741
who I was starting to have
a kind of relationship with as well,
2458
03:21:23,867 --> 03:21:25,116
but that went to shit too,
2459
03:21:25,200 --> 03:21:27,782
I was just beginning to make
really cool relationships,
2460
03:21:28,242 --> 03:21:31,074
then lockdown happened and here I am.
2461
03:21:31,533 --> 03:21:37,907
I have friends and relatives
who I normally see and things are great,
2462
03:21:38,033 --> 03:21:40,366
and now with this situation
where you can't see them,
2463
03:21:40,492 --> 03:21:43,991
and you can't do video calls
due to a bad internet connection etc.,
2464
03:21:44,117 --> 03:21:48,116
well there's a lot more tension
and they get angry,
2465
03:21:48,200 --> 03:21:49,782
and there are misunderstandings
2466
03:21:49,908 --> 03:21:53,532
because people interpret text messages
in their own way
2467
03:21:54,158 --> 03:21:56,366
and it's getting a bit...
2468
03:21:57,242 --> 03:22:01,824
I think that what happens at our age
2469
03:22:01,950 --> 03:22:06,074
is the opposite of maturity,
2470
03:22:06,158 --> 03:22:08,491
there are loads of passionate
relationships in the end,
2471
03:22:08,617 --> 03:22:12,782
a lot of Romeo and Juliet,
a lot of contact,
2472
03:22:12,908 --> 03:22:17,157
and this has all been a bit of a blow
to the romantic passionate love
2473
03:22:17,242 --> 03:22:20,366
that young people live for these days.
2474
03:22:22,200 --> 03:22:29,116
You go from spending
all of your time with your partner
2475
03:22:29,325 --> 03:22:32,074
to only speaking over the phone, you know,
2476
03:22:32,158 --> 03:22:37,074
and for a lot of people
things just wavered out.
2477
03:22:40,158 --> 03:22:42,782
Yeah, that's a good metaphor...
2478
03:22:43,450 --> 03:22:50,491
I think this situation
is shaking the foundations
2479
03:22:50,617 --> 03:22:55,032
of our relationships
or the relationships people have.
2480
03:22:55,158 --> 03:23:00,199
I mean, I think
it is really bringing to light
2481
03:23:00,867 --> 03:23:04,074
new ways of understanding relationships.
2482
03:23:04,200 --> 03:23:05,907
I think there are a lot of people
2483
03:23:06,033 --> 03:23:09,199
who place a lot of importance
on seeing each other every day,
2484
03:23:09,325 --> 03:23:11,157
on chatting every day,
2485
03:23:12,033 --> 03:23:13,157
on these types of things,
2486
03:23:13,242 --> 03:23:18,407
and given that the current circumstances
prevent you from doing that,
2487
03:23:18,533 --> 03:23:25,074
well, I think it is really testing
the foundations of a lot of relationships,
2488
03:23:25,158 --> 03:23:29,949
when it should be more personal,
not so universal,
2489
03:23:30,075 --> 03:23:33,282
the idea of seeing each other
every day and chatting every day.
2490
03:23:33,617 --> 03:23:35,907
At the end of the day
you get to know the person more
2491
03:23:36,033 --> 03:23:38,949
because you can't have
that physical contact with them
2492
03:23:39,075 --> 03:23:43,782
and so the only thing you can do is talk,
because that's all that's left...
2493
03:23:46,533 --> 03:23:48,532
You can't just throw them down on the bed.
2494
03:23:48,658 --> 03:23:53,074
I don't mean that couples
didn't use to talk that much,
2495
03:23:53,158 --> 03:23:58,616
but if there was any awkward silence
the solution was physical contact,
2496
03:23:58,825 --> 03:24:01,866
whereas now you have to think
of where to go from there, you know?
2497
03:24:05,492 --> 03:24:09,824
Whenever there was awkward silence,
you'd just snog them, but now...
2498
03:24:09,950 --> 03:24:12,199
- Exactly!
- It's true.
2499
03:24:16,992 --> 03:24:20,366
I get what you're saying.
2500
03:24:21,783 --> 03:24:26,324
I'm okay in the sense that I don't feel
like things are weird or anything...
2501
03:24:26,492 --> 03:24:28,116
obviously we all have weird days
2502
03:24:28,200 --> 03:24:32,657
but my partner was the person
who I spent the most time with
2503
03:24:33,242 --> 03:24:37,241
and suddenly it's really odd,
2504
03:24:37,367 --> 03:24:43,407
as while they are still there all day
it's not the same and it's really strange.
2505
03:24:43,533 --> 03:24:46,074
But I won't go to sleep at night
unless I've chatted to her,
2506
03:24:46,158 --> 03:24:49,782
because I can't,
I need her to tell me she is okay,
2507
03:24:49,908 --> 03:24:51,616
today I've done this and that, that's all,
2508
03:24:53,200 --> 03:24:56,491
I mean, I did three exercises,
and I ate cereal and that's great.
2509
03:24:56,617 --> 03:25:00,199
It's like, thanks for telling me,
I needed to know that,
2510
03:25:00,325 --> 03:25:02,176
I needed to know that you're okay,
I need to see you,
2511
03:25:02,200 --> 03:25:06,199
I need to know that you are still you
and that you still see me in the same way.
2512
03:25:07,367 --> 03:25:12,907
I thought I'd cope better,
but the time goes on and...
2513
03:25:13,033 --> 03:25:20,116
Now I don't remember what you smell like,
I don't remember what it is to hug you,
2514
03:25:20,200 --> 03:25:22,741
I don't remember what it is touch you,
2515
03:25:22,867 --> 03:25:25,157
I'm forgetting it all
and I don't like it one bit.
2516
03:25:25,992 --> 03:25:27,157
In my current situation
2517
03:25:27,283 --> 03:25:30,532
it's as if I have to reconsider
love and responsibility,
2518
03:25:32,158 --> 03:25:34,491
and, I don't know,
2519
03:25:35,283 --> 03:25:37,843
it's like a sort of epic battle
between what I love and hate most,
2520
03:25:37,867 --> 03:25:39,616
and my responsibilities of course.
2521
03:25:41,575 --> 03:25:42,991
That's really beautiful.
2522
03:25:46,783 --> 03:25:48,157
The applause.
2523
03:25:50,325 --> 03:25:53,532
- We've got to go out to the balcony.
- You're right.
2524
03:25:55,200 --> 03:25:58,366
- Keep your heads up.
- See you soon.
2525
03:25:58,492 --> 03:26:00,782
- Guys.
- Chin up.
2526
03:26:00,908 --> 03:26:03,991
- Bye.
- Chins up. Don't lose heart.
2527
03:26:10,575 --> 03:26:12,282
How do you hang up?
2528
03:26:12,408 --> 03:26:19,366
A PAST AND A FUTURE
(AND END)
2529
03:26:24,325 --> 03:26:25,866
Yeah, do you remember?
2530
03:26:28,908 --> 03:26:29,949
It was cold, wasn't it?
2531
03:26:30,325 --> 03:26:32,491
It was pretty cold
but there was a beautiful sunset,
2532
03:26:32,617 --> 03:26:34,824
I don't know if we arrived
in time to record it,
2533
03:26:34,950 --> 03:26:39,074
but there was a beautiful sunset
up there on the waste ground.
2534
03:26:40,158 --> 03:26:41,824
- Yeah.
- I don't know if I've told you
2535
03:26:41,950 --> 03:26:46,074
but it's the place I go to
for spiritual exile, so to speak.
2536
03:26:46,158 --> 03:26:51,907
For example, during lockdown,
it was exactly that,
2537
03:26:52,033 --> 03:26:55,199
when they finally let us go out
for a walk or whatever,
2538
03:26:55,325 --> 03:26:58,491
in the late evening, almost night time...
2539
03:26:59,617 --> 03:27:03,324
And that was the best part of the day,
going out for a walk on my own,
2540
03:27:03,450 --> 03:27:05,116
listening to music,
2541
03:27:05,783 --> 03:27:08,032
and I hardly saw anyone
as it was almost night time,
2542
03:27:08,158 --> 03:27:09,782
and I'd just go up to the hill
2543
03:27:10,492 --> 03:27:13,199
and stay there for ten minutes,
or fifteen or half an hour.
2544
03:27:13,325 --> 03:27:15,324
I remember one day it was raining,
2545
03:27:15,450 --> 03:27:16,824
there was nobody in the street
2546
03:27:17,617 --> 03:27:21,032
and I was wandering around
without an umbrella or anything,
2547
03:27:21,158 --> 03:27:23,782
I was getting absolutely soaked
and my boots were drenched,
2548
03:27:23,908 --> 03:27:30,074
but I hadn't felt that calm in so long,
because I had been stuck inside all day,
2549
03:27:32,033 --> 03:27:34,241
doing work in front of the screen all day,
2550
03:27:34,367 --> 03:27:37,032
so being able to go out
for a short while at night
2551
03:27:37,158 --> 03:27:39,157
and head up to that waste ground,
that hill
2552
03:27:39,283 --> 03:27:42,532
and sit there looking at the nothingness
2553
03:27:42,658 --> 03:27:44,949
with the rain coming down
was super relaxing.
2554
03:27:45,075 --> 03:27:51,199
And now I associate this waste ground
with the tranquillity it gave me.
2555
03:27:55,325 --> 03:27:56,866
That's it.
2556
03:28:17,075 --> 03:28:18,532
You're going to vote.
2557
03:28:19,742 --> 03:28:21,449
To vote for the first time.
2558
03:28:22,450 --> 03:28:26,491
I don't know,
it's weird seeing these types of things,
2559
03:28:26,617 --> 03:28:29,366
people touching the papers,
everyone without masks...
2560
03:28:29,492 --> 03:28:31,116
people giving each other hugs.
2561
03:28:32,658 --> 03:28:36,616
I mean, it's normal,
but it's crazy to see these things
2562
03:28:37,783 --> 03:28:40,032
not knowing when it will go back to this,
2563
03:28:40,158 --> 03:28:41,574
because we really don't know.
2564
03:28:42,617 --> 03:28:44,074
I find it scary, you know?
2565
03:28:44,158 --> 03:28:46,199
Wondering when will we go back
to having the freedom
2566
03:28:46,325 --> 03:28:48,449
that we used to have?
2567
03:28:49,950 --> 03:28:52,116
- Hello.
- Hello, how are you?
2568
03:28:52,533 --> 03:28:54,616
- Hoyos, Peinado...
- Pablo?
2569
03:28:54,825 --> 03:28:56,991
Pablo.
White.
2570
03:28:57,117 --> 03:29:02,907
Yellow.
2571
03:29:09,367 --> 03:29:10,782
- Thanks very much.
- Thanks.
2572
03:29:10,908 --> 03:29:11,782
- See you.
- Bye.
2573
03:29:11,908 --> 03:29:14,032
- Hello. Gonzalo Blasco.
- Hello.
2574
03:29:16,325 --> 03:29:18,574
Thanks, and the envelopes too, please.
2575
03:29:18,950 --> 03:29:20,032
Thanks.
2576
03:29:21,158 --> 03:29:23,116
Navarro, Claudia.
2577
03:29:24,075 --> 03:29:28,116
- Four, six, four.
- There you go.
2578
03:29:38,783 --> 03:29:40,199
- Thanks.
- Thanks.
2579
03:29:41,075 --> 03:29:42,741
Silvio Aguilar Torres.
2580
03:29:45,408 --> 03:29:47,032
- ID.
- Yes, ID.
2581
03:29:49,783 --> 03:29:52,366
Silvio Antonio Aguilar Torres.
2582
03:30:00,117 --> 03:30:02,199
- Thanks very much.
- Have a good day.
2583
03:30:02,283 --> 03:30:04,199
- Bye.
- Bye.
2584
03:30:12,783 --> 03:30:17,491
It's quite overwhelming but it's true
that there is suddenly a feeling
2585
03:30:17,617 --> 03:30:22,032
that this vote was more important then
than it seems now.
2586
03:30:22,825 --> 03:30:25,574
Although it seems contradictory
with everything that's happening,
2587
03:30:25,783 --> 03:30:30,574
you say politics, decisiveness
and awareness is what matters right now,
2588
03:30:30,783 --> 03:30:33,199
now is the time,
2589
03:30:33,825 --> 03:30:36,282
but at the same time, right now,
2590
03:30:36,367 --> 03:30:41,241
I feel like it was a really
insignificant or trivial moment,
2591
03:30:41,367 --> 03:30:45,324
like I was doing it
2592
03:30:45,450 --> 03:30:48,199
without knowing I'd be confined
to my house the following year
2593
03:30:48,325 --> 03:30:53,116
and that moment
wasn't going to mean as much.
2594
03:30:53,200 --> 03:30:58,116
And at the same time
everything that's going on at home
2595
03:30:58,200 --> 03:31:00,074
and the decisions that are being made,
2596
03:31:00,158 --> 03:31:01,866
it all has to do with that moment.
2597
03:31:02,033 --> 03:31:05,074
That my neighbourhood was under lockdown
and not another,
2598
03:31:05,158 --> 03:31:07,366
a couple of months ago...
2599
03:31:07,492 --> 03:31:09,491
it all has to do with that moment.
2600
03:31:11,075 --> 03:31:12,949
Hello, good afternoon.
2601
03:31:13,908 --> 03:31:16,199
Recio, Gil, Candela.
2602
03:31:18,200 --> 03:31:21,991
- Zero, four, fifty-six.
- Zero, four, fifty-six.
2603
03:31:23,950 --> 03:31:25,241
The blue one here.
2604
03:31:26,242 --> 03:31:29,074
- And the white one here.
- Thanks very much.
2605
03:31:32,158 --> 03:31:33,449
- Thank you.
- Have a nice day.
2606
03:31:33,575 --> 03:31:35,324
Bye.
2607
03:31:36,908 --> 03:31:39,991
Do you remember?
It was a bit before this.
2608
03:31:54,658 --> 03:31:56,824
It's the 20th June.
2609
03:31:58,325 --> 03:32:01,824
Well,
here we are to ask who's stopping us?
2610
03:32:01,950 --> 03:32:03,449
Yeah, we're young,
2611
03:32:03,575 --> 03:32:05,426
and so what if we don't have
a fucking idea about life?
2612
03:32:05,450 --> 03:32:08,491
They're just going to fuck us over,
who gives a shit?
2613
03:32:08,617 --> 03:32:11,199
You know what?
All you need to do is dream.
2614
03:32:11,492 --> 03:32:14,449
Everyone out there,
all of you, you all have dreams.
2615
03:32:14,575 --> 03:32:16,718
Who the fuck is going to tell you
that you can't do it?
2616
03:32:16,742 --> 03:32:18,074
Nobody, do you know why?
2617
03:32:18,158 --> 03:32:20,907
Because nobody,
absolutely nobody's stopping us.
2618
03:32:21,158 --> 03:32:23,907
So, everyone out there,
come out to the street,
2619
03:32:24,033 --> 03:32:25,324
come out to the street with me.
2620
03:32:25,450 --> 03:32:28,241
Raise your hands and shout,
who's stopping us?
2621
03:32:28,367 --> 03:32:31,782
Because, who's stopping us?
Nobody's stopping us!
2622
03:32:53,908 --> 03:32:57,157
It's upsetting, it's like...
2623
03:33:00,283 --> 03:33:02,991
what has happened to us?
2624
03:33:04,742 --> 03:33:06,616
Our generation...
2625
03:33:07,950 --> 03:33:13,657
well, I guess this will affect
all generations in a way,
2626
03:33:13,867 --> 03:33:16,491
no matter what stage they are at
in their lives,
2627
03:33:16,783 --> 03:33:22,824
I think it has hit ours especially hard
and it will continue to do so.
2628
03:33:23,617 --> 03:33:29,199
All this has happened precisely
when we're receiving our education,
2629
03:33:29,283 --> 03:33:34,616
and we are beginning to become
more adult, more independent, more us.
2630
03:33:35,575 --> 03:33:37,991
And suddenly this period of your life
2631
03:33:38,117 --> 03:33:43,949
in which you are beginning to develop
as a person is proving much more difficult
2632
03:33:44,742 --> 03:33:49,449
because you can't leave home,
you can't study or get decent training,
2633
03:33:49,575 --> 03:33:52,407
and looking for a job
right now is impossible...
2634
03:33:52,533 --> 03:33:55,199
It's impossible
for a young student to find a job,
2635
03:33:55,283 --> 03:34:00,366
leave home, travel, or take a year out
to do whatever they want...
2636
03:34:02,492 --> 03:34:06,116
It's as though these opportunities
2637
03:34:06,200 --> 03:34:10,074
have been taken away from my generation.
2638
03:34:13,200 --> 03:34:14,657
In a way it's not a bad thing,
2639
03:34:15,200 --> 03:34:19,241
it's like... well, that's it,
this is who we are, isn't it?
2640
03:34:19,367 --> 03:34:21,324
We had to be defined by something,
2641
03:34:24,158 --> 03:34:30,032
and it has happened precisely at a time
in which we are still impressionable,
2642
03:34:31,033 --> 03:34:35,199
I'm not saying that people aren't
impressionable the rest of their lives,
2643
03:34:35,325 --> 03:34:41,866
but it is during their youth when it is
really possible to mould a generation.
2644
03:34:44,117 --> 03:34:48,074
The fact
that this has happened to us right now
2645
03:34:48,950 --> 03:34:53,199
could have a real impact
on how we understand future life,
2646
03:34:53,325 --> 03:34:57,241
given that we are the ones
who will lead the world in the future
2647
03:34:57,367 --> 03:34:59,824
and we have been caught up in this,
2648
03:35:01,033 --> 03:35:02,491
when we aren't yet anything,
2649
03:35:02,617 --> 03:35:05,116
rather in the process
of becoming something,
2650
03:35:05,533 --> 03:35:09,157
which will define how the world
will change in coming years...
2651
03:35:12,283 --> 03:35:13,616
Can you hear me?
2652
03:38:36,783 --> 03:38:43,782
AUTHOR OF THE SONG
WHO'S STOPPING US
2653
03:38:48,783 --> 03:38:55,782
AND THE COLLABORATION OF MANY MORE...
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