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[cheerful music plays] [click]

Hey,

woman: Five places in Mexico
City you can't miss:

A MOM REINVENTED

I've never been on a boat.

woman: You have to visit the
Barco Utopia museum.

The most authentic Chinese food
in Mexico City

is in Chinatown,

and this Year of the Dragon...

If you're looking to save money,
buy bale clothing.

So, my recommendation today is
La Mexicana Park.

I swear it recharges your
batteries.

There's no better plan than
going to the movies

to watch a good film and tasty
popcorn.

Something I had to do was going
to Iztapalapa's Via Crucis.

This tradition is over 180 years
old.

We're sneaking into the Fashion
Week.

Don't stray too far.

What's trendy this season? Stay
with me.

And we're invited to this taco
joint

that has unique cuts.

Follow me at Marina Trendy.

[cheerful music plays]

woman: Good morning, Uli.

Hello. How are you? Hi.

[cheerful music continues]

woman: Good morning.

Thank you.

woman: Let's see.

Do you like it?

It's for people to watch. Yes.

No, well...

Marina!

[cheerful music ends]

Marina. Do me a favor. Yes,
sure.

Uh! Get me a keto bowl

and I have some weird charges on
my credit card.

Ah, but doesn't your assistant
do that?

Well if not, don't worry, I'll
do it with pleasure, Bea.

Bea: Ok. Hey, I wanted to tell
you

I'm making some videos for my
channel,

but I think they could work for
Media Makers too.

On art, culture. I'll show them
to you.

Want to see them? Marina: In
Mexico City,

there's a way... Great.

Actually, just send them to me.

Yes, I already did, but I'll
resend them, of course.

And were you able to talk about
my transfer?

coworker: You know how she is.

The other day she made me vacuum
her car.

What? Yep.

Marina.

Hi.

How are you? Better now, that I
see you.

coworker: Come up with something
new, will you?

Checked.

I need to improve my intros.

Do you want me to help you? I
do.

[rap in spanish plays]

[panting]

Hey, we can't keep doing this.

Not at the office, okay? No.

No, stop. No... Yes, yes, yes.

[rap in spanish ends] We need to
behave.

You're right.

[exhalation]

[rewinding]

[Marina laughs]

[Marina laughs]

[slamming door] [music ends]

[ringing bell] woman: What a
nice picture.

woman: Are you going?

I don't know.

I don't think it's a good idea
to leave your mom alone

when it's the third anniversary
of your dad's passing.

Besides, you haven't visited her
even once,

and that's pretty messed up.
Sorry to say it.

I mean, you have to go see her
before they send you to London.

Have a bond. You don't
understand.

My mom and I are complete
opposites.

We have nothing in common. She's
your mom.

You don't have to have anything
in common.

Look,

I connected with my dad.

We had such deep, amazing
conversations.

Well, do that with your mom.

My mom is one of those
conservative ladies,

and she never opened up a real
communication channel.

And I suppose you did, right?

[upbeat music plays]

[upbeat music continues]

[upbeat music ends]

[motor sound]

[keys]

[birds singing]

Marina: Mom!

[melancholic music plays]

MOM YESTERDAY

MOM, HOW ARE YOU? MOM?

ANSWER ME, MOM. ARE YOU OKAY?

TODAY MOM, I'M COMING OVER.

[melancholic music continues]

[knocking door]

Oh, my dear.

Is something wrong? Is
everything all right?

Everything's fine.

mom: Marina,

you should've told me you were
coming, and...

I'd have made you chilaquiles
with jocoque,

the ones you used to love.

You're more inked.

You have more tattoos.

Well yes, because they were two
for the price of one.

You were so beautiful.

mom: Come in, come in.

Come in. I'm glad you came.

Come in, come in.

[closing door]

[melancholic music continues]

[melancholic music stops]

It smells weird.

Oh, it's because there's a lady
at the market

who sells me gardenia essence.

Here, smell it.

It smells like mothballs.

MOTHBALLS: KILLS MOTHS AND
INSECTS

[gust] [pop]

Yes, like my grandmother's
house.

Oh no, I love it.

mom: Besides, it's relaxing.

And it boosts passion. Of
course, I...

Marina: Mom, it's uncharged.

It's just that no one calls me.

The living room looks different.

Yes, it feels cozier this way.

Cozier and relaxing.

Is it just me, or do you have
more crosses?

Oh, they're divine, aren't they?

Yes, but I don't know why you
need so many.

You also have more tattoos. Why
do you need so many?

What I mean is you have
beautiful skin.

There's no point in staining it
with so much ink.

Mom, they're memories.

They're experiences.

Well, write them in your
journal,

not on your skin.

Look.

[inhalation] For example, this
one...

It's us.

Here's you, my dad and me.

And I don't want you in a
journal.

I want you in my heart.

Touché.

[instrumental music plays]

[instrumental music continues]

Welcome!

child: Come on, dad.

[instrumental music continues]

child: Right, mom, don't we
deserve a vacation?

woman: Of course, my dear.

man: Vacations will come,

but first, I've got a little
surprise

for you...

[child screaming]

man: a little surprise.

[child laughing] [man making
playful sounds]

man: Let's see, what do we have
here?

[man making playful sounds]

What's this, dad?

dad: It's a Polaroid to take
lots of photos

and keep beautiful memories.
Let's see, let's see.

[instrumental music continues]

[instrumental music ends]

[beep]

mom: Uh! Good morning.

Hi!

Good morning!

mom: How did you sleep?

Is this for me? It is.

Thanks.

Good, and you?

Good as well.

Marina: Ah...

Mom: How about we go to church?
Marina: How about we...?

[mom laughs]

How about you pray a rosary
instead?

Don't talk to me like that.

[closing door]

No, I'm kidding, mom.

Don't joke about that.

[beep]

[piano playing]

No, Marina.

I can't, Marina. I can't stand
it.

It brings back too many
memories, I can't.

Let's take my car.

Don't worry, I'll drive. Come
on.

[closing door]

Since when do you wear glasses?

Oh, I felt I'd need them, so I
bought them.

You felt it, and you...?

Yes, just to be prepared.

Besides, they look very nice on
me.

[seat creaking]

Are you going to sit so far
forward?

Here I'm barely fine.

[motor sound]

Let's go. [music plays on radio]

[horn]

Marina: It's super dangerous to
drive this slowly.

mom: Actually, quite the
opposite.

[music plays on the radio]

You should listen to it
carefully.

How about listening to a
podcast?

I don't know what that is.

Besides, all that stuff seem way
too complicated for me.

MARINA, ARE YOU GOING TO TALK
ABOUT SPEAKEASY

THIS WEEK OR ABOUT FOOD?

Now, who's texting you?

It's work, mom.

Oh, very good, on a Saturday. If
you worked at a law firm,

they wouldn't bother you on
weekends.

ANSWER ME [Marina pretends to
snore]

I'm just saying.

[religious chants]

[with Argentine accent] priest:
You may go in peace.

The mass has ended.

[religious chants]

mom: Yes, it was very nice...

priest: See you next week.

[unintelligible]

See you next Sunday for the
game.

I have your jersey. Great,
thanks.

My grandson, Marcelo.

Come on, stay here.

Thank you. priest: See you then.

[laughing]

priest: Marina!

How are we doing? I've heard a
lot about you, huh?

What a surprise! You came to
visit your old gal.

What do you mean my old gal?

Mom, that's how we say it in
Argentina.

mom: It's good she came, right,
Father?

Yes, yes, it truly is.

Uhmm! How's life in the city?

Very well.

Lots of work, that's why I can't
leave the phone...

Ah, excuse me. By the away...

bring me the little box.

I've been calling you, you
didn't pick up.

Oh!

I'll tell you in person.

mom: Tell me. It's here.

It's here... Yes, yes. No?

Oh, how exciting! What is it?

You'll see what it is.

priest: Close your eyes. Ok.

Marina, you too, please.
Alright, one, two...

priest: Yes, look at it.

mom: No, no, what a beautiful
thing!

And it's silverplated. priest:
Yes.

It's handmade. What a detail,
Father!

If Diego was alive, he'd have
this.

Oh, how wonderful. [sparkles]

This new president is driving us
to ruin.

And they say his son is gay.

Oh my God, where are we heading
to?

And let me tell you, I think
he's transgender.

Marina: No, really, and he also
sells drugs.

[tense music plays]

I presume, he has a satanic rock
band.

Oh God. I don't doubt that at
all.

This new generation is dreadful.

Do you know that what's trendy
now is sexchange?

Uhm? No.

[dramatic reveal music plays]

Marina: And what's up with your
friends

from the Gayosso Group?

Don't make fun of me,

don't be rude to the church
widows.

But, what happened to your old
friends?

Where's Rorris, Cindy?

Well, they're married, honey.

And they go out with their
husbands.

I don't like it, besides, I feel
like a third wheel.

Marina: Mom, that's what dates
are for.

[sarcastic laugh] mom: What do
you mean dates?

I'm not fifteen years old.

Besides, Soledad, Lorenza, and
Magda

understand me perfectly.

They've been through the same
thing.

Yes, but it's not about you
becoming them.

If you just came here to
criticize me,

you could've saved yourself the
trip.

Uhm? Anyway, you never come
here.

Oh, so now Patricia the martyr
is making an appearance.

Why are you so intolerant,
honey?

And why are you so judgmental?

I'm not judgmental, I'm your
mom.

That's why you should let me be
myself.

Oh, let you be yourself? How
convenient.

You ran off to Mexico City.

Because you couldn't stand the
memories of your dad.

I couldn't either, but I stayed
here,

alone with my memories.

I didn't take off because of
that.

I left because I couldn't stand
you.

You were suffocating me with
your judgments,

watching me, checking on me all
the time.

It's my job as a mom.

[glassware clinking]

Let's be honest, the only thing
keeping us together was dad.

Forgive me, it came out wrong.

I didn't mean it that way.

It wasn't easy raising you.

There's no school that teaches
us how to be moms.

Forgive me for not being perfect
like you.

But...

Mom, that's the point. I don't
want to be perfect.

You're right.

I can't communicate with my
daughter.

I'm sorry for being the wicked
witch,

the crazy one, who only wants
the best for you.

Alright, stop playing the
victim, please, mom.

Do you know how we'll get along
better?

When you accept me as I am.

Even if that means that you and
I are not alike

and I have nothing of you.

[footsteps moving away]

[sad music plays]

[door opening]

mom: Don't be mad, I can't go
with you.

The city is horrible and
dangerous.

Marina: What's dangerous is for
you to stay here.

This suburb will bore you to
death, mom.

You're not even like this!

[exhales] Alright.

I won't do anything if you don't
want to.

It doesn't matter.

[exhales] So you can see how
badly

it feels not to be listened to.

[sad music continues]

Bye, mom.

Come here.

Amen!

[Marina growls] God bless you.

[Me voy by Luna Park plays]

[motor sound]

[tires grinding]

[Me voy by Luna Park continues]

[Me voy by Luna Park continues]

[motor sound]

[Me voy by Luna Park ends]

[ringing sound] [vibration]

MOM, CALLING

[siren]

Hello? mom: Marina,

I don't want us to end up angry
at each other.

Which is your building? What?

[lounge music playing]

Patricia, are you here?

Are you going to let me in, or
should I go back?

I can't believe you came.

Welcome to our humble abode.

If you'd told me, we would've
set up a cot

or something for you. A cot?

Marina: Is so heavy. My mom.

Pats, how are you?

[door closing]

[soft music playing]

Oh, sorry.

It's laundry day.

Marina: This is Lua, my roomie.

Oh, hello.

Look. We have matching tattoos.

Oh!

Marina, honey.

You like tattoos, don't you?

You're lesbians, Marina. What's
happening?

Mom, in this house, we don't use
binary terms.

Marina: We're not lesbians.

It's not confirmed yet. Anyway,
Lua,

I think my mom is staying with
us for a few days.

Oh, she's always welcome here.

It smells like...

like patchouli.

Like... like armpit.

Lua: Look... It smells awful,
girls!

In this house we don't use
chemical deodorants.

This is the natural scent of a
woman.

And welcome to your home.
[Patricia laughs]

Marina, are you a hippie?

[Patricia sights] [Marina
laughs]

I'm coming down with something,
I'm coming down with something.

Mom, renting in Mexico City is
super expensive.

Oh, look.

A cookbook.

That's good. Very good.

[soft music plays]

It's mine, but it's natural.

Organic.

No, well no, it doesn't seem so
to me.

[pop]

You'll have to clean it again.

Are you a drug addict? Let me
see.

Where are the needles?

Patricia, sit down. Relax.

Our house, our rules.

We're not drug addicts. No, no,
I don't agree.

Marina: But it's decriminalized.

Well, what about you? What do
you do?

Let's just say I'm good with my
mouth.

Marina... [Marina laughs]

Mom, she sells nebulizers for
sick people.

What are you thinking?

Hey, this calls for a toast,
doesn't it?

Some wine and some Chocongos.

Marina: Yes.

Lua: Or outright mezcal and M.

Marina: Let me help.

[halting] What are chocongos,
and who's M?

M: MOLLY: ECSTASY DRUG WITH
EUPHORIC EFFECTS

[pop]

Some chocolate. Woo,

this will be fun, roomies.

Lua: Hey Pats, tell me, what are
your hobbies?

What do you like to do?

[city atmosphere]

Patricia: No, no, there,

there, there, there, there,
there.

There, there, there, till there.
There, there. Up to here.

Up to there, up to there, up to
there.

[city atmosphere]

[Patricia tasting]

You know what? I'm going to the
bathroom.

To pray?

Wow!

[Marina inhales] Oh no, you
guys, really.

Patricia, go straight and turn
right.

Patricia: You're so... really.

[soft music plays]

Oh.

Dude! Your mom is the best.

[door opening]

[water flush]

[soft music continues]

[squeaking]

[Patricia screaming]

Junior! Junior!

What is this?

Marina: It's Junior.

Oh, my gosh, you're all crazy.

[racket] What did I do wrong
with you?

What did I do wrong as a mother?

Mom, you never talked to me
about sex.

I found everything online and
that's where I met Junior.

Oh no, why is he looking at me
like that?

Don't let him look at me. Lua:
Junior...

Have you ever used a Junior?

No, of course not.

No way. No, for God's sake.

What makes you think Mrs.
Patricia

is going to have sex toys?

Come on, cover it up, cover it.

[Patricia screaming]

Cover him up! I didn't need
them.

I had a husband. Oh, a husband.

Mom, being married doesn't mean

you won't attend to your own
pleasure.

The last thing I need is for my
daughter

to teach me about sexuality.

Well, you don't know what you're
missing, huh?

If you knew how much your
daughter uses it.

Oh no, enough already.

I have an idea.

I have an idea. Please don't
scare me.

No, don't look at me.
Patricia...

No, I'm not looking, no. Oh!

[Patricia yells]

Let's make a bucket list.

Things you absolutely have to
do, Patricia.

Lua: Great. No, no way.

Oh, mom, don't be such a grump.

Come on, relax.

Think of something you've always
wanted to do

but you couldn't do for some
reason.

And now's the time! Go!

Brainstorming time. Come on,
come on.

Yes, but you know I don't like
these kinds of things.

Mom, just play along. It's fine.

Alright, fine, fine.

I've never eaten tacos on the
street.

Oh, that's terrible. We'll fix
that, tacos.

Alright, let's see. Something
more interesting.

Yes, yes, like opening up a
breeze.

What's that? Going out with
someone younger.

[bubble pop] No.

And leaving him stuck with the
bill.

[bubble pop]

Throwing everything to hell and
sunbathing on the rooftop.

Lua: Naked. [bubble pop]

No, I know.

Dude, twerking classes. [pop]

Crowd surfing.

CROWD SURFING: SURFING OVER A
MULTITUDE

[bubble pop]

[pop]

Hot boxing!

HOT BOXING:

SMOKING A JOINT IN AN ENCLOSED
AREA

Oh, boxing. Boxing, boxes.
[boxing bell]

I love organizing boxes. I love
it.

[laughs] Marina: Yes, yes.

[hesitates] Uhmmm. Okay.

Ah...

Something else?

Oh, I know. Stealing from a
supermarket.

Uh huh, uh huh.

Ah... Cursing someone out.

Yes, okay...

Oh, shooting a gun. Bang!

[soft music plays]

Oh! No, no, not that.

Let's see. Just...

tell me what we have so far. Ok.

Marina: Let's see... Lua: Let's
see, yes.

Opening a dating app, eat tacos
on the street.

Brain tacos.

Lua: Leave a restaurant without
paying.

Lua: We're missing one.
Patricia: Which one?

Hook up with a woman.

[gasps] Oh no, now you've gone
too far.

No, not that. Oh, Pat.

No, you know what? I'm going to
bed.

I can't anymore.

Oh, Pat.

No, I can't anymore. Everything
hurts. Oh, that's it.

Patricia: See you.

Oops!

Wow, it's been a long time since
I did this.

Oh! Do you remember

when we used to do a spa at
home?

Oh yes. [laugh]

Lua: Pats, it's on you, right?

Patricia: Yes, yes. Don't worry.

[Mickey plays]

[Mickey continues]

These are my mom's first street
tacos.

How was it? Did you like it or
not?

[burst]

[Mickey continues]

I can't believe we still have
grandma's cookbook, mom!

Lua, I ate this when I was
little.

[Marina tasting]

[Mickey continues]

Yay!

[laughing]

Lua: Wow, it's like a real
boyfriend!

[bell ringing]

[bell ringing]

[Mickey continues]

Patricia: Look.

So, which one do you prefer
then?

Let's see. Straight, curved,

with veins, without veins,
big...

monstrous,

alienlike?

Trying to bring back memories,

one like your dad's. No, mom.

How can you do this to me?
Never!

No, don't say that.

Pats, yes, speak up. Tell us,
what was it like?

Tell us, what was your dad's
like?

Patricia: Like that one, more or
less.

Okay. Candy! Come here! Marina:
Oh.

Hi. Lua: Look, this is Pats.

Hi, Pats. How can I help you?

Pats has never used a toy before

and we want to find something
suitable for her.

Yes.

We have a newbie!

Newbie! Newbie!

[Mickey continues]

Don't film me! Don't film me
please!

Newbie! Newbie!

Newbie! Newbie!

Newbie! Newbie!

[laughing]

[Marina sights]

Our shopping today went really
well.

Very good.

Paty, you're going to have...

[soft music plays]

Marina: What are you doing, mom?

You never know who you might run
into.

Does it matter? Everyone buys
the same things.

Go with the flow.

Alright, explain this to me.

How is this from aliens,
extraterrestrials?

And with batteries! [Marina
laughs]

Honestly, who would like this?

Lots of people.

Mom, you're going to like it
too.

How she's holding it.

Something I had to do was going
to Iztapalapa's Via Crucis.

[soft music plays]

I had to do was going to
Iztapalapa's Via Crucis.

Lua: Which one do you prefer?

Straight, curved with veins,

no veins, big, monstrous?

[bell ringing] Candy: Newbie!
Newbie!

Newbie! Don't film me! Don't
film me!

Patricia: Honey! No, please!

[bell ringing]

Don't film me, dear, please!

Candy: Newbie! Newbie! Newbie!

[soft music plays]

[exhales]

[click]

My mom is the definition of
oldfashioned.

But lately, we've been
reconnecting in such

a different way...

I don't know how we did it, but
we managed to get her

to make a list of things she
hasn't done.

Marina: What's up, mom?
Patricia: May I come in?

What were you doing? Nothing.

[fake laughing]

When are you going to let me see
them?

Never, because they're not for
you,

you're not my target.

Oh, come on, try me.

[soft music plays]

I'm making a video about codes
of conduct in orgies.

Oh, how interesting.

Because the problem is all the
fluids

and all the odors you might
encounter with.

Let's see, for example,

you're in the middle of an orgy,
right?

And suddenly you have...

two men with four women, and on
this side,

there's an old man sweating,
with hair all over his body.

What do you do?

Who do you do the favor to?

To the old man or do you turn
to...?

No, no.

Interesting.

But yes, I prefer...

my cooking channels.
[uncomfortable chuckle]

Keep going, keep going, keep
going.

[steps going away]

[racket] [party sound]

[upbeat latin music plays]

[flash]

Your daughter is something else.

And her videos are amazing.

Marina has the best channel
about modern culture videos.

Let's watch them. No, mom,

you'll get traumatized, you'll
judge me,

and I'll feel so uncomfortable
doing this.

You'll never, never, never watch
them.

Oh, no, I don't judge you, don't
be mean.

But, close your dress neckline a
little bit.

I can see everything when you
bend over.

[upbeat latin music plays]

Lua: He's looking for you. No,
not me.

No, don't look at me, I'm...

Patricia! No, don't even look at
me.

Don't, please. He's a kid. He's
for you.

I could be his mom.

But you're mine, so don't panic.

Here he comes, here he comes,
I'm panicking!

[clears throat nervously]

Oh, how fun!

Hello. Hello, young man.

I couldn't help but notice

that you shine among all these
people.

[Patricia chuckles]

Wanna dance?

Oh, I don't think...

There's anything wrong.

I mean, how fun! Go move your
body.

Young man... Show him your dance
moves.

No, thank you, young man.

Mister man, kid, well, you.
Thank you.

FOOLING AROUND WITH SOMEONE
YOUNGER

This could be a sin.

A delightful sin. Oh, mom, you
really need

twerking lessons. Good one.

[latin pop music plays]

Look.

dancer: Blas! The music.

Marina, Lua, you're just in
time.

Hi. Who's our new guest?

She's my mom. Her name is
Patricia.

Paty, are you ready to tear up
the floor?

Well...

[urban latin music plays]

dancer: Down! Down!

[urban latin music continues]

TWERKING LESSONS [bell ringing]

[urban latin music ends]

Your latest video is terrific,
girl.

I love what you're doing with
your mom,

but you should publish them
already.

Thanks. I'm just waiting for
Bea's approval.

Well, I already uploaded it to
the drive,

It's all over the office.

What? Mhm.

Really? Mmhmm.

[gust]

If only you knew how your
daughter uses it, huh?

Uh! Oh! No, no, no!

It's here.

That one is nice.

Hey, what do you think of
Marina?

[halting] Fine, I guess.

Alright then.

Lua: Hey, and this one?

[soft lounge music playing]

Ah... Try it on, try it on.

I've never worn anything like
this, but I can try.

Honestly, I think Marina is
super frustrated at work

and feels pretty exploited, but
she's putting up

with it for the transfer to
London.

What?

She hasn't told me anything
about London.

Uh...

Lua: Look how pretty this is.

Shall we try this on?

Alright.

[man's voice]

Wow!

Patricia: It looks like cotton
candy.

Lua: It's funny, isn't it?

[Patricia laughing]

Wow!

Patricia: Back in my day,

we got Brazilian waxes.

Ugh, you're so nineties.

Well, it's what men liked back
then.

Luckily, times have changed, and
now you don't have

to do what men like,

but what you want with your
body.

I really like that philosophy.

[opening curtain]

[soft lounge music playing]

Lua: Oh!

I can't believe people are still
wearing this.

I used to wear this when I was
younger.

[gasps]

Girl, this is your time, and
you're still young.

You look gorgeous, and
seriously,

I wish I looked like that at
your age.

[cell phone rings]

It's yours, huh?

They're too many, aren't they?

Uh huh. Let me see.

I'm coming, I'm coming.

[cell phone rings]

Patricia: What?

Patricia: These are messages
from men.

What is this?

Oh now, now they're sending
me...

[bubble pop]

Oh...

[halting] Oh no.

No, I don't want to see, don't
want to see.

Lua: Reply with a nude. With a
what?

NUDE: PICTURES OF NAKED BODY
PARTS

[camera click]

Lua: A nude. Nude. Me? Naked?

Lua: You have to send your pack
to break the ice.

Okay, come on.

The point here is for you to
learn how to sext.

To what?

SEXTING: SEXUAL THEMED TEXTS

[gust]

Sexting. Sexting.

Okay. Rule number one.

Let's see. Suggestive selfie.

Okay. There it is.

Rule number two. Yes?

Cut half of your face.

There it is. Uh huh.

I see the mystery. Now, a high
angle

is the third step. There it is.

Very good, so you show them one
part, but not everything.

You leave something to mystery.

Come on, try. Try... Explore.

Let's see.

Oh. My arm hurts already, and my
shoulder won't stretch.

Marina: Hello? Marina, I'm
teaching

your mom how to take nudes.

What? My mom?

No way.

Yes, check it out.

Lua: Look.

Oh God!

I need your help. I can't. I
can't. I can't.

How embarrassing.

Marina: Mom.

I can't believe I'm missing this
moment,

that's so important. Your first
steps.

A picture together.

OPEN A DATING APP

[ringing bell] Have fun.

Marina.

Hello, Bea.

Hey, I heard you're making some
videos?

Oh yes, do you want to watch
them?

Marina: My mom is the definition
of oldfashioned.

But we managed to get her to
make a list

of things she hasn't done.

[upbeat latin music plays]

Bea: Mmhmm. This one has
personality.

I think you've found your style.

But...

the lighting is flat.

I'm working on that.

Send it to me first thing
tomorrow with color correction.

And get me a keto bowl, please.

[office atmosphere]

[cell phone vibrates] [beep]

LUA: SHE'S UNDRESSING!!

Lua: The butt, the butt.
Patricia: Boobs. Very good.

Ok. Patricia: Uhmm.

Two people cannot be in the
fitting room,

specially not taking nudes!

[Lua and Patricia laughing]

Here's your nude.

Let's go. Come on. Look.

He is terrified. [Lua laughing]

[dance beat playing]

Patricia: Cheers, ladies!
Marina: Cheers! Woohoo!

Did you see?

Patricia: There's a party!

[dance beat playing]

[racket]

Where did she go?

I don't know, but let's
celebrate.

Patricia: You're celebrating,
guys! Very good.

What happened with Jan? Tell me.

We're smashing records.

No more! Oh! Really?

We get along well.

In the elevator even more. What?

On the stairs too. In the
elevator,

there's no time. What are you
talking about?

Oh, but Janecito can do it.

[laughing]

Patricia: Aren't you going to
offer me something?

Yes, yes, I want to. Yes, yes,
yes.

[dance beat playing]

[racket]

Lua: What about your mom?

Is she still there, socializing?

Here, here, I'm coming, I'm
coming.

Water to hydrate. Let's go!

Thank you! Hydration! Essential!

Hydration! Oh, sweetheart, I
love you so much.

Oh, your skin is so soft.

Wow, she looks so beautiful.

Hey, Pats.

Pats, where did you get this
water from?

Oh, some very nice guys gave it
to me.

They're at the table over there,
celebrating a birthday.

Mom, rule number one in a club:

Don't drink anything from
strangers.

Oh, don't be rude, sweetheart,

they gave it to me very kindly.

Mom, let's see. Calm down, okay?

We just got roofied. Did you
finish your water?

ROOFIE: TO DRUG SOMEONE WITHOUT
THEIR KNOWLEDGE

Enjoy.

[dance beat playing]

Relax mom, you could have a bad
trip.

Uh huh.

[racket]

man: Cheers!

[dance beat playing]

[racket]

GO CLUBBING [bell ringing]

Did you see the look on his
face?

No! He was very handsome, right?

The best moment we've had.

Pum! He was paralyzed. [Cell
phone rings]

Let's see. No, hold on.

It's Bea. [sharp gasps]

Okay, speakerphone.
Speakerphone.

We'll keep quiet, breathe.
Speakerphone.

Hello?

Bea: Marina? The bosses from
London

saw your videos and they want to
know

a bit more about the content
proposal.

Really?

Tomorrow I want you at the
office early by 8:00.

So you can explain to the whole
Overseas team

the reach you aim to achieve

and what the strategy is. If you
have one.

Yes, yes, yes, thank you so
much, Bea.

See you tomorrow very early,

I'll be there, okay? Get some
rest.

So exciting!

Lua: Yes, let's celebrate, let's
celebrate.

No, no, no.

How about we go dance with that
guy?

Let's go. Lua: No, no, no
celebrating.

Marina: Not at all, I'll work
early tomorrow.

Lua: I'll open it. Patricia:
Feels good to sit.

Alright, just one and that's it.

Wake up. I have a surprise for
you.

Patricia: No, no! See?

Yes. See? I knew it.

No, I knew it,

but for you it has to be natural
and organic.

Marina: Go ahead, Don't you have
a joint for my mom?

So she learns... Oh.

Come on!

Come on. All in, and hold it,
hold it.

Patricia: For the widows. That's
it!

Hold it, hold it, hold it!

[Patricia coughing] [laughing]

Oh, girls! Seriously! Wow!

Bea called me, right?

[laughing]

Patricia: We should make one of
your videos like this.

[laughing]

[male voice unintelligible]

Marina: It's the police! No!
[screaming]

Patricia: No, no, no!

HOT BOXING [buzzer sound]

Lua: No, no, no, just smile,
smile.

[police radio]

Patricia: Uh!

Marina: Good evening, officer.

[siren getting closer]

Oh, your light is so bright,
You're so beautiful.

Everyone, step out, please.
Marina: Yes.

Oh, Marina, calm down.

Go with the flow.

Those who don't, destroy.

Bea destroys.

No, I need to make it to the
meeting.

How am I going to get out of
here?

[bang]

police woman: Are you done
talking?

Yes.

police woman: Get in line!

Oh, look!

police woman: Ma'am!

Oh, it looks like you're a good
person.

Ma'am.

Patricia: Hey, look, I don't
want to be,

you know, rude or anything,
right?

But it turns out my daughter

has something very important to
do at work.

In no time.

And you know very well that

getting a job is not easy.
Right?

Especially these days.

Besides, I think that you're a
good person

and devoted, like me, because I
noticed you

have Saint Jude right here.

And he is the patron saint of
impossible causes.

Ma'am, go inside. Ok.

police woman: At the first
station,

they'll collect your belongings.

[bars cracking]

♪ Into your hands

♪ I place my life, Lord

♪ Into your hands ♪

♪ I entrust my being ♪

Hey you, viewers! Move it!

And what about my daughter?

Please.

[opening locks]

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

No, no, no!

Only your daughter. Move it!

[soft music plays]

Wow!

Your singing is incredible, mom.

You're totally wasted, aren't
you?

Yes.

It's not true.

[exhales] Thank you! I'll come
back for you guys,

wish me luck. Good luck, good
luck,

good luck, my girl! Good luck!

Go already.

[bars cracking]

[singing] ♪ Into your...

[Bea in English] We're waiting
for Marina.

One second.

[in Spanish] Where is Marina?

[soft music plays]

[cell phone rings]

Hello? coworker: Marina,

Bea is presenting your content
as her own.

Marina: No, I'm on my way!
Please, do me a favor.

No! Wait for me, wait for me!

I'll hurry, I'll run. Bye!

[siren]

coworker: She's on her way. It's
just...

She got sick. Yes. It's a
stomachache, she has...

like... diarrhea. Ok.

Yeah, she's coming. She's coming
now.

[soft music playing]

[city atmosphere]

[tires grinding] Oh! Sorry,
sorry, sorry.

English lady: Represents a major
market

on social media

English lady: Your idea,
Beatriz,

is absolutely brilliant.

What an ambitious way to mess
up, Marina.

The English joined right on
time.

But Bea, you know I'm never
late.

Please, I had an emergency.

Pozole?

I don't get it.

The point is, you've lost my
trust.

Not that you ever had it.

Please, give me another chance,
Bea.

You know I deserve it... Sorry,
Marina.

Oh! Can you get me a keto bowl?

Wait, I better ask someone

who can actually handle it. Ana.

Girl, what happened to you?

What's that? You're a mess.

It's a very long story.

[bars cracking]

Take it!

Thank you, thank you.

Mom!

Sup, sweetheart?

SUP: WHAT'S UP?

Patricia: I'm glad you're here.
Sit down. It's a great game.

What's up, mom?

[police woman slams table] Hey,
hey, hey!

Don't sit down. This isn't a
casino.

Look at you. What a look, honey.

Mom, let's go!

Patricia: What do you mean?

I'm just giving them their Final
Cut.

Final Cut? That's not how you
say it. Let's go.

Well fine, okay. I don't want to
go

but they're making me.

Here's all the merch, girls.

[unintelligible voices]

Patricia: I'm taking this one.
Marina: You scored big.

Marina: Lua, let's go!

Later, cheapskates!

The Mollys are out!

[whistling]

Well dear, I don't get you.

First, you're mad because my
friends

are boring widows.

And now that I've got cool
friends, you're mad too.

Patricia, you're in the drunk
tank.

Door!

The Mollys are out!

[door opening]

[door cracking]

Oh, seriously, you guys.

[moaning] Oh!

I'm aching all over. You're
unbelievable!

You're wearing me out.

[Patricia moans]

Alright, so, what? What's next?

Some pills or what?

I'm in.

You know what we should try?

Those choco... What's it called?

Marina: No, no. From now on,

nothing that gets us in trouble.
Understood?

Lua: Yes, yes. Hashtag boring!

Hashtag same!

[laughing]

Oh, buddy.

Hello, welcome to the new show
Modern Moms.

Where we'll see how the
relationship...

Oh, I forgot that...

Hello, welcome to...

No. The important thing here is
to go...

No, again. Different. Ugh, no.

[soft music plays]

Hello,

welcome to the new show Modern
Moms,

where we'll see how

the motherdaughter relationship
has evolved over time.

I'll show you different
activities I'm doing

with my mom, like going to
tennis.

Bea: You all know I love it.
Also, trying a new restaurant.

She copied me. That's my idea,
she copied me.

No, it's not as good as yours.

Honestly, not even close.

That's called plagiarism.

Do you know I can sue her?

Bea: Marinita, do you have a
second?

It's my idea.

Bea: Really?

Maybe, they're just very general
topics.

They're not general topics...

And I have good news for you.

Your raise has been approved.

And your transfer to London is
in process.

[unintelligible voices]

[city atmosphere]

Marina: Can you believe it?

That idiot Bea not only stole my
idea,

but she also wants me to help
her.

Oh, and she gave me a raise

as part of some twisted
blackmail.

I need money. What do I do? I
hate her!

Look, Marina, that's how you
grow in

this business, girl, it's called
paying your dues.

I already exceeded my payment of
dues.

Yeah, but she paid more.

Now it's her turn. Your time
will come.

You think? Of course.

Do you think I have talent?

A lot.

A lot. But you need to be
patient.

Your time will come.

You're right.

I've been meaning to tell you
something.

Jan: Oh yeah? What is it?

[Marina chuckles] Jan: What is
it?

I know we're still getting to
know each other,

but you know that we have
chemistry.

A lot of chemistry.

And we get along. A lot.

And we like each other.

Uhmm! What if we make it
exclusive?

Uh!

How exclusive?

Like, just you and me? Yeah.

But like, why?

Look, we're breaking records.

We've already done the copier
room,

the elevator, the bathroom,

almost the rooftop.

No, I'm kidding, obviously.

I'm just testing you. It's
awesome to have records.

Yeah, no, of course.

Why would we want to be
exclusive, right?

Jan: Look, as soon as these
girls leave,

let's try to break the rooftop
record.

[sad music playing]

[door cracking]

I'm here.

Mom!

Lua!

This lady just doesn't know how
to use hashtags.

[voicemail] We suggest you call
back later.

MOM #WEWENTOUTBUTWILLBEBACK

Where were you? I was so worried
about you.

[door cracking]

Do you know it's four in the
morning?

Now you know how I felt when you
were a teenager.

Ha, ha, ha! I never did that to
you.

Why didn't you answer the phone?

Because there was no signal
where we were.

Exactly.

Well, that's just mean because,
you had me...

so worried,

and now I'm going to go like
shit to work tomorrow.

Shh! [laughing]

[slamming door]

[opening door]

Shh! Shh!

[calm music playing]

[teapot whistle]

[man yawning]

[guttural sound]

Do you want some...

coffee? [man exhales]

I do.

[calm music playing]

[microwave beep]

[microwave door]

[screaming]

Patricia: Oh, oh, oh! Mom, be
careful! Oh, oh,

Oh, Marina, calm down! It's a
friend, not a foe.

Mom, he has barely grown hair!

His mom is probably looking for
him.

What kind of motherdaughter
relationship is this?

You're crazy!

Lua: What's going on here? Come
here, daddy.

Come on.

[Lua laughs]

Lua: Woo! They changed your
life!

Why didn't you tell me? What
for?

I thought you were rocking
cradles.

What would the widows say about
Mrs. Patricia?

Patricia: That I can do that
too.

[ringing bell]

[upbeat rock music plays]

TODAY'S MENU

I found a spot.

I'll send you the location.

[upbeat rock music ends]

Marina: Do you think it's here?

Lua: I don't know. Look, she did
say Tres, look.

Lua: I think it is.

Yes, she's here.

Would you like me to add more
place settings?

No. I'm here alone. I'm hungry.

Okay.

[soft music plays]

This is your dessert.

Thank you.

[playful music plays]

[playful music continues]

Miss. Miss, your bill!

You haven't paid your bill,
miss.

Oh, sorry. Oh, you stepped on
me.

waiter: Sorry. It's just... Oh,
I'm sorry.

Marina: Excuse me. Help. There's
no...

LEAVE WITHOUT PAYING THE BILL
[ringing bell]

[motor sound]

Young man,

I'm here to pay my bill.

I'm sorry, it was a bet.

Please don't call the police.

Sit down, I'll bring the card
reader.

Thank you. Uh uhm.

[man laughs]

[phone call]

FATHER EZEQUIEL CALLING

man: Do you want a drink? To
calm your nerves.

[siren]

[man laughs]

The whole restaurant noticed.

Yes, yes.

[man laughs] Oh, let me explain.

It turns out my daughter and her
roomie made a list

of things I've never done,
challenges

I had to do, and clearly, I
didn't comply.

[laughing] And I imagine the
challenge was...

The challenge was to leave a
restaurant without paying.

Without paying. Yes, of course.

I figured as much, you don't fit
the profile.

Uhm uhm.

Patricia: Ouch.

The tip is not included.

I've got it covered, don't
worry.

Actually, you can go now, I'll
close up.

Thank you, boss. Rest well, see
you tomorrow.

waiter: See you tomorrow.

[man laughs]

So, the famous list of things
you haven't done.

That have to be done. Yes.

Tell me, is there anything on
that list

about having a date with a
restaurateur?

No. Ups!

But there is one about having a
date with a stranger.

Ah, that works. Yes?

I mean, I'm still a stranger,
wouldn't you agree?

Cheers. Cheers.

[soft music plays]

Does your list include killing
the stranger afterwards?

Yes, but that wasn't approved.

DATE WITH A STRANGER [ringing
bell]

Lua, you bought lots of
groceries.

Patricia: It was me, not her.

Besides, I also have this.

Here.

What's this?

My contribution for the
apartment.

Mom. [Patricia chuckles]

Don't you think we're young,
independent,

empowered women who can handle
it on our own?

Of course, but I want to help
with food expenses, paying rent.

But if you don't want it, give
it back.

No, she wants it, who knows what
she's saying.

[Lua clears her throat]

By the way, I found out about

a very cute place downtown. Want
to come?

A very cute place, downtown?
Yeah.

How did you hear about it?

Oh, a friend recommended it.

What friend?

Marina: The one who put that
smile on your face.

Uhmm!

Uhmm!

[soft music plays]

There goes everything. No, no,
no, no.

No, wait.

I don't want to look like cotton
candy. Please.

Bright colors are trendy.

Oh God!

Do you trust me or not?
[hesitates]

Alright. [Lua clears her throat]

Besides, there's no going back
now.

[whip crack]

Wow!

Oh, that's awesome!

Oh, thank you so much!

I love it, it's amazing. Look.

Look at me. Oh!

[knocking door]

[door opening]

Father Ezequiel! Doubling down!

How slutty, how slutty! Pats, my
friend!

Patricia: What are you doing
here?

Holy mother of God,

what did you do to your hair,
Patricia?

Your hair! Wow, Patricia,

now you've truly exceeded my
expectations!

This whole The Crime of Father
Amaro vibe...

Lua, he is a priest, he is a
priest!

I thought something had...
Clearly, something did.

You're not answering my calls or
my messages.

You didn't go to mass. On
Sunday, you missed bingo.

I had to ask your cardplaying
friends where you were,

and they said you came here to
help your daughter.

I just wanted to go out for a
bit, get out of my house,

a change of scenery, refresh
myself.

And you call this refreshing
yourself?

It smells like sin mixed with
patchouli and armpit.

Here, I...

Alright, fine.

There is a Virgin Mary, fine.

This no... Patricia...

[playful music plays]

[trumpets blare]

My child, tell me your sins.

Well, I have sinned.

Patricia: I've twerked.

But you should've seen me,
Father, like a pro.

I went all the way to the floor.

Holy Mary, full of grace.

Patricia: You don't understand
what

the younger generations use
these days.

Straight, curved, monstrous,
alienlike.

God, please forgive her,

she doesn't know what she's
doing.

I smoked drugs with my daughter.

Patricia! Ah.

I shared nude pictures with
strangers.

If you don't believe me, I have
them on my phone.

That's enough, Patricia, I can't
hear you anymore.

You're coming back home with me.

Look, you're going to pray a
thousand Our Fathers.

You're going to pray a thousand
Hail Marys,

and I don't know if that will
even save you.

Enough of this martyrdom.

I'm going to ask you
respectfully to leave.

Could you cover yourself?

My house. Cover yourself, child.

My rules. Oh, oh, oh.

Lua: Oh, oh, oh. Ezequiel: Oh my
God!

Lua: Oh!

[Lua laughs]

Oops.

Marina: It's so weird that
Father

came all the way here to find
you.

It's kinky.

What's with this bold pink?

You look very good.

What's wrong with you two?

Nothing. Nothing.

What's up with this?

Hello, welcome to the new Modern
Moms show.

Dude, she stole your ideas.

No, no, it's a very general
topic,

and I can't take credit for all
that.

They're literally your videos.

Look, honestly I don't know what
you're talking about

because you haven't told me
anything.

But what she's saying sounds
awful.

Why don't you quit? I don't get
it.

I just got a raise.

And you know that's how you grow
there.

Excuses. Do you know what's
that?

Stockholm syndrome.

[sarcastic laugh] I don't think
so.

I think you mean imposter
syndrome.

IMPOSTER SYNDROME

FEELING OF SCREWING UP, WHEN YOU
ACTUALLY SUCCEEDED

That's different. You have both.

I don't understand why you want
to keep working there?

Mom, anyone would want to have

that place on their résumé.

But there's also something
called dignity.

Well, I don't know what dignity
is anymore.

You know we're right.

Marina: Who's calling you? Lua:
Restaurateur.

Who is he, Pat? No, no.

It's the guy who told you about
the bar, right?

Give it to me. Please, girls.

No, it's no one, it's no one.
It's no one.

Why didn't you tell me? Because
I'm not ready.

Why? For so many reasons.

Because...

Out of respect for your dad.
And...

because I think it isn't the
right time

for a new relationship.

Pats, the time is now.

Everything is in the present.
Answer him.

No, don't be ridiculous, please,
no.

No, no, no. How do I answer?

Hello? Hello?

restaurateur: Hi, Paty. Paty.

I'm inviting some friends to
have dinner at the restaurant

and I'd love you to meet them.

I don't know. No, yes.

No, um... Yes.

Oh well, yes, sure.

restaurateur: Yes? Perfect,
perfect, perfect. See you here.

Oh! Yeah right!

You've got a date!

Oh! With the restaurateur!

[upbeat rock music plays]

But before serving it to my
customers,

I'd like to get your opinion.
Let's see, how it is.

restaurateur: Ladies first,
obviously.

Thank you.

[piano playing]

I liked it. I think it's good
and it's Mexican.

restaurateur: So... woman: Sure.

woman: Wines from California are
very special.

It smells...

What do you think?

restaurateur: Yes? Is it good?
blonde woman: It smells great.

[cell phone rings]

BERNARDO RESTAURATEUR:
EVERYTHING OKAY?

[soft music plays]

BERNARDO RESTAURATEUR: IT'S A
PITY YOU DIDN'T COME...

[upbeat romantic music plays]

[door knocking]

[Bernardo laughs]

Patricia! Hello!

What a surprise!

Hi! Honestly,

I thought that I'd never see you
again.

Wow! I wasn't expecting this.

Shut up or I'll regret it! No,
okay, okay, okay.

It's just that it feels like I
kissed Lady Gaga.

[Patricia laughs] My roomies
went overboard again.

[Bernardo laughs]

No, no, wait. The windows,
people will see us.

There are so many people passing
by.

It doesn't matter, doing it in
public is part of my list.

Shh!

Okay, sounds good.

Besides... I love it.

I love the list.

I've never done it in a
restaurant.

[Bernardo laughs]

Me neither.

[romantic music continues]

SEX IN A PUBLIC PLACE [ringing
bell]

[Bernardo pants]

Oh my god! Your mom is awesome.

Wow! Like mother, like daughter.

Is that an innuendo?

I can't watch this anymore.

This is too hard core. What is
happening?

Is my mom going to open her Only
Fans?

Let's get out of here!

Oh, mom! Let's go.

She's my hero, she's going to
break the internet.

She should do it. Open it!

Marina, how are those ideas
coming along?

They're coming along fine.

Today, I'm going to give you
three tips

for achieving success.

Is that serious or a joke?

Well, he's a fuckboy.

What did you expect? I don't
know.

I asked you to trim the text.

This is still huge, Mari. Try
harder.

But...

[sad music plays]

[accelerated breathing]

[accelerated breathing]

I'm losing it.

[key sound]

[exhales]

Wait, Marina.

[inhales]

[sad music continues]

Yes, above all,

and with the raise I got, I
could finally buy them.

Excuse me, miss.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

I'm here looking for Marina
Treviño.

Do you have an appointment?

No, I don't have an appointment.

To let you in, I need your ID.

Oh, I didn't bring it. I left in
a rush, but...

Oh, you can't go in then.

Ugh!

Thanks. Oh well.

See? I can get in.

receptionist: Hey, ma'am, but...

Marina?

receptionist: Without an ID, you
can't go in there!

Patricia: Don't you dare. I'm
going in.

receptionist: Ma'am! Ma'am!
Patricia: Marina.

Marina! No!

Your mom's here!

Sweetie! Are you okay?

Mom, what the hell?

Patricia: Let's go home!

Marina: Come here, mom! How dare
you? I'm at work!

Mom, why did you come to my
work?

You can't just show up like
this.

What will they say? You called
me asking for help!

And I came to help you! No!

I didn't call you.

I sent you a message saying I'm
having a shitty time.

I didn't tell you to come and
make it worse.

Marina, I'm helping you! Just
like you helped me!

To realize I wasn't living!

Marina: This is different!

I don't understand what's the
difference!

Besides, you shouldn't allow
them to treat you like that.

It's not easy. I do have a life,
I'm not like you.

What do you mean by that? It's a
job! There are plans!

I can't just send everything to
hell and go live

an adventure because I've got
nothing better to do.

Alright, enough. Enough already.

No, I didn't mean it like that,
mom, I'm sorry.

What I will say is at least I'm
trying to live.

Not like you.

You're an expert at running
away.

Just like you ran away from
Puebla.

And now...

Now you're off to London.

Good luck with that, sweetie.

[sad music plays]

Good luck with that, Marina.

[sad music continues]

[sobbing]

[elevator]

[sobbing]

[sobbing]

[sad music continues]

[Lua clears her throat]

[knocking door]

Patricia: I'll go.

Come in, Father. Yes.

Good morning. How are you all?

Father, what are you doing here?

Blessing this house, because it
desperately needs it.

And I'm leaving you this little
bottle,

because you surely need it.

Why don't you stay for breakfast
instead?

We'll offer you some
chilaquiles,

a Mexican Swiss roll? Thanks,
but no.

Father came to take me back
home.

But I'm giving you a ride to the
station.

Yes, but since Father is here,

I'll take the ride.

Marina: Mom, but...

[upbeat rock music plays]

I thought we'd say goodbye
differently.

We'll talk later, or in three
years,

or whenever you come back from
your trip to London.

[upbeat rock music continues]

These ones, right? Yes, please.

Thank you.

Thank you for everything, Lua.

[upbeat rock music continues]

Ezequiel: And remember, God
loves you.

[electric guitar solo plays]

Ezequiel: I miss you so much.

Well, we all miss you there at
mass.

Ezequiel: Those beautiful eyes
that look at me

every time I'm giving a sermon.

Such wonderful sermons I give.

Ezequiel: It's madness. I had an
epiphany,

because, I mean, God loves you
so much.

He loves you a ton because He
sent you here...

I never thought I'd say this,

but my mom is younger than me
now.

She's living the Benjamin Button
effect.

What?

And this is called Forever young
syndrome.

It's a healthy lifestyle,

where people in their 50s and
60s decide

to embrace their age while
viewing life

with a youthful perspective. [A
Little Respect plays]

I try to discover

A little something to make me
sweeter

Oh baby refrain

From breaking my heart

I'm so in love with you

I'll be forever blue

That you gimme no reason

Why you makeame work so hard

That you gimme no That you gimme
no

That you gimme no

Fire!

[gun shooting]

Candy: Newbie! Newbie! [alarm]

Oh, baby, please

Marina: Now that I've
reconnected with my mom

and I'm getting to know her
better,

I realize how strong she is and
how alike we are.

Marina: Seeing my mom happy
makes me so happy.

I've always longed to return to
that childhood feeling

when we were all together with
my dad.

Look, mom. [Dad makes mouth
noises]

dad: Well done!

[A Little Respect continues]

Marina: But we lost my dad along
the way,

and it was hard for me to
imagine my life with her,

with my mom, without him there
with us.

Marina: I pulled away, I left
home.

But now I finally realize

my mom has always been my best
friend.

What religion or reason

Could drive a man to forsake his
lover?

Don't you tell me no Don't you
tell me no

Don't you tell me no Soul,

I hear you calling

MOM: I SAW YOUR VIDEOS.

I WISH YOU WOULD RECOGNIZE YOUR
WORTH.

Bea: Mari, can you put your
phone down

for a second and pay a bit more
attention?

You missed a few details.

Can I have a second, Bea?

She said I was her best friend.

She hadn't said

that since she was five years
old.

[sobbing]

Are you stupid, Patricia?

Oh, you're so stupid, Marina.

Excuse me?

[A Little Respect continues]

[exhalation]

I quit.

I want to get off.

What's going on? What? Do you
need the restroom?

I quit, I quit, I'm leaving.

No one has ever quit Media
Makers.

Well, it's overdue.

[laughing]

I want to get off. I want to go
back.

No, no, you can't. We can't go
back.

Yes, I want to go back. I want
to go back.

Who do you think you are? Do you
know what you're doing?

Oh, I know exactly what I'm
doing.

You're not going to find a
better job than this one.

Any job is better than this one.

This ridiculous company where
they plagiarize and exploit us.

Do you know why it works?
Because it's trendy,

but trends fade, and you'll be
left

with nothing but plagiarized
content.

And who's going to give you more
ideas?

Who are you going to steal from?

And, you've got a mom podcast,
when you've got nothing.

Please, stop here, stop here.
Ok, ok.

Let me pull over.

Here, this spot works.

See you soon, right?

Don't touch me, please.

[laugh] Thank you.

I'm not going to see you, not
even on Instagram.

Seriously. Excuse me. Ugh, how
original.

Does anyone else want to quit?
everyone: Yes, I do!

Patricia: I want to get off,

I want to go back. Here, here.

Ezequiel: Stop, stop, stop.
Patricia: Here, here.

Here, here, it's done. There it
is. Patricia.

Oh baby, please

Patricia, what are you doing?

Living!

...to me

[A Little Respect continues]

Lua: Om!

Om!

Lua!

Marina: Can you hear me? I quit.

[A Little Respect ends]

How are you?

Mmm, good.

I quit!

Good! Good!

I told Bea to back off! Oh! Oh!

I need to tell my mom. What do I
do?

She's waiting for you.

MOM:

TELL HER I'LL BE WAITING AT THE
LITTLE PLACE.

[racket]

[bar atmosphere]

[door cracking]

You stayed. Uhmm.

I ordered some mezcal.

It's the house specialty.

[soft music plays]

I've seen all your videos.

Patricia: What is it?

To freedom.

I quit.

[soft music plays]

I came to the city because...

I couldn't.

I couldn't handle so much...

so many memories of my dad.

Forgive me.

I haven't been okay.

I'm not happy with my life.

You know what I've learned these
past few days?

When you don't like something,
you have to try

your hardest to change it.

Forgive me for having distanced
myself so much from you.

Forgive me, too.

For judging you so harshly.

And for always being together.

Always together, yes.

How about that? You discovered a
mom you never imagined.

I discovered a mom

who's identical to me. Exactly
the same.

Did my dad see her?

Did he see how identical we are?

I think he did.

Marina: Do you remember? When
he'd fill...

your birthdays with gifts and
serenades?

Patricia: Oh, such beautiful
memories.

Patricia: Oh, he was so
thoughtful.

What I never understood was why
he never formed

a band with his friends Marcelo
and Nicolás.

Can you imagine? God, the three
of them singing.

Mom, they always played the same
song.

Always the same one.

[Contigo Aprendí by Armando
Manzanero plays]

Is that...?

It's the song your dad always
used to sing.

Sweetheart.

No, my love. Well yes, cry.

Cry, let it out.

But you know what's most
important?

That he's gone.

But you and I are here together,
my love.

Do you remember how he used to
sing it?

He sang it so terribly.

Why, mom?

He was so tender and loving with
us.

Yes, but he was also very
stubborn.

And such a joker, he was always

making fun of me. He was a
joker.

He was the best in the world.

[Contigo Aprendí by Armando
Manzanero continues]

[Contigo Aprendí by Armando
Manzanero continues]

[Contigo Aprendí by Armando
Manzanero continues]

[Contigo Aprendí by Armando
Manzanero ends]

Lua: Oh!

Lua: Oh!

[St. Elmo's Fire by John Parr
plays]

Dessert's ready! Don't go ahead
of me!

It looks very professional!

Grandma's recipes!

And well, we made some special
cookies.

Patricia: Nice!

The Molly cookies!

Wow! Wow!

Oh, with my pink hair!

It's exactly like you! Thanks.

Cheers to The Mollys! Cheers to
The Mollys!

...movin' straight ahead, you
knew it all

Alright, give me your best
smiles.

Is everyone in it? Yes.

[flash]

Are you nervous?

Yes.

Wow!

I never imagined being here!

Me neither.

Not at this age.

At this stage of the game. Late
in life.

Oh, your mom. But still.

Hey, do you think all this time
I was affected by my hormones?

They went wild, didn't they?

Well,

whatever happens...

you and I will always be
together.

Yes.

I can see a new horizon

man: Patricia Morales?

Is it going to hurt?

Don't worry, you're with the
best.

...higher and higher

So cool. I would have loved if
my mom

got a tattoo with me.

This is a pact between mother
and daughter.

New needle. Ok.

tattoo artist: And let's begin.

Patricia: Ouch!

I don't want to look, I don't
want to look,

I don't want to look, I don't
want to look.

Ouch!

[needle sound]

Patricia: Good, huh?

[needle sound]

Patricia: I don't want to look.
The things we do for love.

Breathe, breathe.

WITH YOU I LEARNED

You broke the boy in me

But you won't break the man

I can see a new horizon

Underneath the blazin' sky

I'll be where the eagle's flying

Higher and higher

Gonna be your man in motion,

All I need's this pair of wheels

A MOM REINVENTED

I can climb the highest
mountain,

Cross the wildest sea

I can feel St. Elmo's fire

Burnin' in me,

Burnin' in me

[St. Elmo's Fire by John Parr
continues]

[broken crystals]

[gust]

Just once in his life

A man has his time

And my time is now,

I'm coming alive

[motor sound]

Gonna be your man in motion

All I need's this pair of wheels

Take me where my future's lyin',

St. Elmo's fire

I can see a new horizon

Underneath the blazin' sky

I'll be where the eagle's flying

Higher and higher

Gonna be your man in motion,

All I need's this pair of wheels

Take me where my future's lyin',

St. Elmo's fire,

I can climb the highest
mountain,

Cross the wildest sea

I can feel St. Elmo's fire
burnin' in me

Burnin', burnin' in me,

I can feel it burnin'

[St. Elmo's Fire by John Parr
ends]

[cheerful music plays]

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[cheerful music ends]