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Hey.

It's okay.

Let's go inside.
Come on.

I have to go.

- Go where?
- I need to go... I don't know...

I can't be here.

Let's go inside.
I'll make you a coffee.

You can rest.
Come on.

I don't want to be with you, Javier.

Let's go inside.

No.

We'll get through this together.

My love...

Look, listen to me...

I'm calm, okay.

I just need to be
away from you.

Do you want
some time?

We can't do this anymore,
you know we can't.

- No...
- Yes. You do.

I'll go away for a few days...
Okay?

No... I have to go. Don't you get it?
I have to go.

It's horrible,
but I can't look at you.

You're him and it kills me.

Someone should empty
this fucking pool.

Take all the time you need.

And when you're ready
to come back...

I'll come get you.

We'll sell this fucking house
and we'll go away.

Travel.

Or to the south.

We can travel the south.

Rent a cabin...
By a lake. Okay?

Okay.

Call me anytime... day... night...
Whenever.

You should cry, Javier.
Just once.

2 YEARS... 2 ½
YEARS

3 YEARS... 4 YEARS

THE MEMORY OF WATER

The house should
take in the landscape.

Glass...
Big windows.

We can put in double glazing.
What do you think?

Yeah.

I'm more concerned
about shade.

I just think that heat is
a real issue at the beach.

Shade's the only thing
that can save you from the heat.

But with windows, honey.

Yes... But...

We're going to be here
in summer...

If we've got the sun
coming in all over the house,

we won't care
about the landscape.

We'll need shade
to block out the sun.

We can design a second floor that gives
you shade and lets you have large windows.

But Pam is right,
temperature is an issue.

I'll see how I can resolve it.
We can use cross-ventilation.

Good.

But why so many
windows anyway?

I want a house where
I can walk around naked

and not feel like I'm being
watched from every angle.

But who walks around
naked, honey?

In ten years, you've never
walked around naked.

That's because we've always
had massive windows.

Okay, sorry, Javier.
Change of plans.

Forget the windows,
we'd like a bunker.

A high-security one.

And there,
the swimming pool.

66 antennas or
high precision radio telescopes...

That observe the universe at millimeter
and sub-millimeter wavelengths.

This observatory transformed research
into the physics of the cold universe.

Regions that are dark in visible light

but that shine brightly in the millimeter
section of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Tomorrow at twelve.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Hi.
- Marcos... Hi.

What are you doing here?

I don't know... I was thinking about
changing profession.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

I was thinking of
devoting myself to astronomy

or maybe even
becoming an astronaut.

Seriously,
you know I really like the subject.

Do you remember
when we met in the north,

and you had that massive backpack...

Do you remember what the first thing
I said to you was?

Yes, you said that I was
under the best sky in the world.

And do you remember
what I wanted to do?

Sleep with me?

What are you doing now?
Do you want to go get something to eat?

I can't.

What's wrong with it?

I don't know...
It gets stuck.

The mouse starts moving on its own.

It's like a haunted computer.

- Have you backed it up?
- No, this is it.

I don't care about the music
or the documents, but the photos...

The photos are important.

- What's the password?
- Pedro.

Leave it with me
for a couple of days.

Your computer is really old Dad.
I'm going to get you a new one.

What for? To spend all day
sending texts, checking things,

forgetting what I've got
right in front of me? No, thanks.

The best things in my life
didn't need a charger or Wi-Fi.

Like with your Uncle Jano
and your Uncle Cesar...

Forty years of friendship.

A good conversation
was good enough for us. Always.

Then they got cell phones
and that was it.

Sure, supposedly
we were going to be connected.

Like with you...

If you want to come over
and stay one day...

We can watch films.

Who says that children
can't be with their parents,

as if they were eight, ten,
fifteen years old?

Sometimes we get lonely
and just want to be with someone.

It doesn't mean
we have to talk...

Just be.

Are you inviting me
to stay over?

Why not?

We could go camping...

Or to the south,
you used to love going to the south.

You let me know
and we'll plan it.

Like we used to.

Now we'll take a ten minute break
and then continue. Thank you.

Here.

Someone left this for you.

THE UNIVERSE

Do you know who it is from?

Yes, I do.

Is he interested in you?

No.

He's just...

He's lonely.

Marcos?

Can I help you?

- Yeah, I'm looking for a gift.
- Boy or girl?

- Boy.
- How old is he?

- Four years old.
- And what does he like?

- What does he like?
- Yes, something he likes?

Snow...
He likes snow.

Those globes that you shake
and snow falls?

No.
We don't sell those anymore...

Is there anything else
that he likes?

He likes to build towers...
Cities with towers.

We've got a wooden block castle...
and some little balls that are like snow.

- It's great. What do we say?
- Thank you.

Well, what can I get you?

A beer, wine?
There's pisco sour as well.

- Beer.
- Okay.

She hasn't arrived.

One day Pedro asked Violeta if
she could be his girlfriend. Did you know?

She told me.

But she couldn't because
she was already with Gastón.

She told him to wait a day...

so Pedro said,
"I can't wait that long."

I didn't know that story.

So we were going to be
in-laws then?

You know the other night
she said to me,

"Mom, Pedro came to see me and told me
that he was on Mars with the robot...

...that robot that collects rocks."

She said that?

Yes.

Did she tell you
if he was okay?

If he looked okay?

That always happens to her.
She dreams and then she doesn't remember.

Hi.

- How are you?
- Fine, and you?

Me, too.

Hi.

How are you?

Good.

Work?

Good...

Busy...

- That's good.
- Yeah...

- And you?
- Great.

Still working on the house at the beach,
and I finally got the project in Caleu.

That's great.

Is that plot of land farther up
still for sale?

They sold it.

I went up there a while ago.
It had snowed.

I would have bought it
just to see it snow.

And have snowball fights.

You know what?

I still buy soymilk.

Don't.

I like it now, seriously.

I'm going to go to the car
to put something on.

I'm a bit cold.

I'll go with you.

Hi.

Hello, Javier.

And?

You guys are back together?

That was quick.

I'm going inside.

He just came
to keep me company.

This one...

Here.

And I think this one
can go up front. Thanks.

- Have you paid them?
- Yes.

Okay, I'll transfer you tomorrow.

Claudia didn't come to pick up the stuff.
There's a box of toys and the bike.

That's right, she said
she didn't want them.

- They'll be left in the street then.
- Look, she said she didn't want them.

She didn't tell me,
and I'm not a mind-reader.

I'll leave them in the street.

Okay, fine.

FOR SALE

PEDRO PICTURES

- Careful.
- Thanks.

- I like it.
- Very pretty.

I really like it.

Okay, Javier...

I'd like in my office space...

Which is the guest bedroom...

I'd like to put in a skylight,
to look at the stars.

I saw some nice ones on the Internet.
What do you think?

But skylights are
a problem, right?

They're nice at night, but what about
in the day when the sun's beating down.

Yes, but I'd like to
see the stars, so if it's possible...

Since when do you like
looking at the stars?

Since always.

Now, if you don't know what
I like that's a different story...

Okay, let's see...

- How are you?
- Good.

Good, there's a dental congress
and quite a lot of work coming up...

- That's great.
- Yep.

And you?

Yeah, me, too.

Lots of second homes...
everyone's trying to escape Santiago.

That's us.

Good.

The deeds go to
the Property Records Department.

They'll let you know when to collect them.

Thank you.

We were very happy
in that house.

I'm glad...
Thank you.

What are you doing now?

We've never been here?

Never.

Do you remember one time
we went to the cinema,

and on the way out we bought some books
and sat down in a cafe?

Yeah.

It was similar to this,
but not this one.

- It wasn't here?
- No.

I could have sworn
it was this one.

No.

No.

Why?

Because no.

But why?

I'm with Marcos, Javi.

- What does "I'm with Marcos" mean?
- You know what it means.

No, tell me.

Javi...

What does it mean,
am I missing something?

Javi!

What the fuck does
"I'm with Marcos" mean?

Therefore, the pathophysiology
of the hypoxia

can present different
levels of expression.

The main pathophysiological
consequences...

of suffocation from immersion
are prolonged hypoxia and acidosis.

The first thing that occurs
under the water is...

an initial respiratory blockage
with possible inhalation...

Not being able to ventilate... it...

not being able to ventilate...
it causes...

...voluntary apnea,
preventing liquid from entering the lungs.

With varying degrees of...

...laryngospasm.

It may... it may trigger...
the mammalian diving reflex

producing apnea, bradycardia and
vasoconstrictions in the vascular beds...

The lungs...

The lungs fill with liquids,
not essential for circulation...

The water...

The cold water moves rapidly
through the alveolar-capillary...

...membrane...

The cold water
moves rapidly through...

...the alveolar-capillary membrane
towards the microcirculation...

Towards the microcirculation.
The surfactant is destroyed.

Producing alveolar instability,
atelectasis...

...and alterations
in ventilation perfusion.

Up to 75% of blood flow can circulate
through the lungs.

Next, we will see images
that show different clinical cases.

Thank you.

How is she?

She has a fractured sternum...
They're evaluating a CT scan now.

How did it happen?

She was driving on the highway
and she came off the road.

She hit a tree.

She's asleep.

She's okay.

Thanks.

She's allergic
to one type of antibiotic.

I don't remember...
I had it written down somewhere.

I don't know if anyone's told the doctor,
but it's important.

Yes, they know.

I don't remember if it had to be
or couldn't be penicillin.

They know.

She told me,
everything's okay.

The car's wrecked...

She was very lucky.

She was driving really fast.

That's strange.

She doesn't drive fast.

Maybe she does now.
Maybe she drives fast now.

Amanda is doing other things.

New things.
She's trying to start a new life.

Who's accompanying Amanda?

Yes?

She has been given this medication.

We need you to sign
an informed consent form.

I'm going to leave you with all the plans
of the house in case you need them.

- I put in plug sockets everywhere.
- Yeah, I saw those.

It's better to put them in
and forget about them, right?

Yeah, that's good.

And here...

I put an external triggering
in the barbecue area

in case you want to extend in the future.

Talk to the lady of the house, Javier.
She's the boss.

He's such a liar.

You know, he's told everyone that he
didn't make any decisions about the house.

He did make decisions...

Absolutely, this house
belongs to both of you.

There you go.

Javier, afterwards I'll show you
where I'm going to build a room.

But just for me.

- Okay...
- With my style, my things...

And you can even have
a separate bed...

Okay, we can talk about it later...

The pool.

I put an athermic
and anti-slip coating.

Thank you so much, Javier.
We're going to be very happy here.

I love it.

You know, the sky looks so bright,
it looks fluorescent.

And it's cold. Really cold.

It must be late there in Chile.
You've got work tomorrow.

Tomorrow is his birthday.

What?

We were coming out of the last check-up
and my water broke.

Right there with the gynecologist.

The doctor told me there was no time
to get to an operating room

and that Pedro
was already on his way.

So...

I started to push and push.

I don't know why
but I was calm.

Not Javier though,
he was so nervous.

And then I saw them there talking,

and they were counting,
"one, two, three..."

and on three Javier suddenly sat me down,

and Pedro just
came flying out in an instant.

Incredible.

And they put Pedro right here
on my chest. He was trembling.

He was so small.

So I tried to calm him down,
I didn't know how.

But I started to say to him
"Pedro, Pedro... my love, Pedro."

And then I...

I think he recognized
my voice or something.

He looked at me
with his little eyes for the first time...

It's like he looked at me
as if to say...

"I'm here mommy...

...nothing is going to
take me away from here."

And he was calm.

I wish I was there with you.

Okay.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Sure.

Go to bed soon.

Big kiss.

Kiss.

Look.

What do you think?

I don't know.

But it means something?

Do you want to go for a drive?

Short or long?

Long.

RECEPTION

Amanda!

Amanda...

Hey.

What happened?

I don't know.

No, tell me.

For a moment I remembered
when we were fine.

Before Pedro,
when we were dating.

This is like erasing him,
as if he never existed.

It's not like that.

Yes, it is.

If we're happy,
he doesn't exist.

Gone from the universe.
I can't erase him twice.

Sometimes I wake up at night,
and I want to go to his bed.

Do you remember
how he used to call for me in the night?

So I get up and I walk.

I go and halfway down the hall
I realize that he's not there.

And I just stand there frozen.

Not knowing what to do,
because he's not there.

And I don't want to
go back to my room.

I just want to stay there...

...forever... suspended.
Because I know it's good.

It's good to feel that emptiness
because it means that he's here.

It's sick, but you are
taking him away from me.

I can't take him away
because he's here.

- With us.
- That's a lie.

People say that
he's right here in my heart.

And other bullshit...

It's a lie!

Tell me where he is!
Show me where he is!

So that I can take out that part of me
and look at him again.

I've thought about the moment...

He was laughing,
telling me he was going to draw me a boat.

That was our last conversation.

And then the phone rang.

Thirty seconds.
I just had to be there for thirty seconds.

- It's nobody's fault.
- No, you're wrong.

It's everybody's fault.

Starting with me...
You for not being there.

The guy who called me,
who built the pool...

Your Aunt Maite for not inviting us
to the beach that weekend

instead of the weekend before.

No one's innocent.

Except Pedro.

Pedro is the only one true
and innocent thing in the world.

How can you expect me to think about you,
about me, about anything?

How can you expect me
to think about anything at all.

Don't take him away from me.

Please don't take
my son away from me.

I need...

...to go back.

I want to go back
to Santiago now.

This is bad for me.

No one wants to forget him.

We've already lost him.

Let's not lose each other.

Maybe there's a plan.

Maybe Pedro sent the snow.

To show us
that we're not alone.

That we have to be together.

It snowed because of something
chaotic in the climate. There is no plan.

We're alone, Javier.

We're alone in the universe,
and no one gives a damn.

All of us.

You, me, the people we love.

We're all lost... drifting there.

Waiting for a father
to come and help us.

It's a lie.

No one exists,
and no one cares about us.

I care about you.

There is a meaning.

No, my love.

There's no meaning.

I don't have my son anymore.

That's all...

That's all that matters
in the universe.

Hi, Dad.

Are you busy?

No, I just...

I thought we could
take a trip together.

In the south.

It's just an idea...

Like when I was little...

When I was little,
and we used to go camping together.

That's all.

Me, too, Dad.

Me, too.

Subtitle translation by
Tessie Spoljaric-Woodgate