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Leave the gun and bring me the video.
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS
41 HOURS AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE
SURVIVOR TENTS ÁNGEL, CAMILA, HILDA
- Don't let them see you with that, okay? - Yes.
I'm going to find Jack. I'll catch up with you.
There are shelters where you can camp safely.
I can take you there.
I'm not responsible for what happens here.
It's your own responsibility.
Ma'am, we're working to help you.
Please understand. Come on, help me out.
I recommend you don't go in.
It's your own responsibility.
Our people are in there.
Don't worry, man.
They got everyone out.
I just can't tell you where they went.
Doctor!
What happened?
There was a fire in the cafeteria.
Where is everyone?
Helping any way we can, scared.
The firefighters arrived. They're still inside.
But the military is using it as an excuse to remove us.
- We're not going to let them. - No.
And Carlos?
I don't know. Last time I saw him, he was helping put out the fire.
No, please! Don't take him! I'm begging you!
- Don't take him! - Move. Leave me alone.
Thank goodness.
Victoria.
Oh, I woke you up.
How are you? Did the fire scare you?
- What fire? - Don't worry.
In the cafeteria, but it's under control now.
I came out for some air and fell asleep, but I'm fine now.
Are you okay?
Was it bad?
No, I wasn't even here.
I went with Ángel to get the VCR and the tapes.
- Where do we have to take them? - Paseo de la Reforma 2414.
I can't go with you, but...
please, take good care of Jack and the tapes, okay?
And remember, Paseo de la Reforma 2414.
Hey, hey!
Ignacio Zambrano gave me this tape.
He's the Secretary of Tourism's assistant.
I don't know what's on it, but I assume it's important.
It doesn't matter.
Go.
Doctor.
- Doctor. - What's wrong?
Carlos is dead.
You abandoned him, and now he's dead.
Carlos is dead.
Ángel.
It's your fault.
Doctor, are you okay?
Yes.
Where is everyone? Are they okay?
Yes, Doctor.
- We all made it out. - The newborns?
I saw them being evacuated.
- Have you seen Carlos? - No, Doctor.
I think he went back to try to put out the fire,
but then I lost sight of him.
I don't know what happened to him.
Carlos isn't here, then?
No, Doctor.
- Sorry. I lost track of him. - Okay.
I saw Carlos dead.
What?
What do you mean, dead?
- Where? When? - When I was buried.
Your premonition.
It's all happening the same way.
Dr. Mónica walked up to me and said he was dead.
- I know you don't believe me. - No, no. I do.
Maybe Rosario's voice was actually some kind of... warning.
- You think I'm crazy, I know. - No!
You're just very vulnerable, and I don't know how to help you.
Everything is the same, you know?
And I can't ignore it.
You don't have to ignore it, but you also don't have to think
that everything that can go wrong will go wrong.
I'm sure Carlos is fine.
He's probably evacuating people from the cafeteria.
Ignacio.
We're all doing what we can.
I'm sure your brother would do the same for you.
And this time will be no different.
When was Ignacio here?
Two hours ago, maybe a little more.
I ignored him. I should've told him to stay.
But if you saw him here, isn't it better that he left?
No, I saw him over there, where all the bodies are.
But... when did they set up these tents?
Yes. We put them up while you were buried down there.
See? I saw them exactly like that.
That's what doesn't make sense to me.
IGNACIO'S HOUSE IRENE
What are you doing, Mommy? Where are we going?
We're going to your grandparents' house.
Isn't Daddy coming?
Yes, he'll meet us there.
Sweetie, why don't you help me?
Find your shoes, your jacket, and help me with your sister, okay?
Okay, Mommy.
U.S. EMBASSY VICTORIA AND JACK
Well, ring the doorbell.
Yes. That must be it.
Well, I can't park on Reforma. But there's the emblem.
It must be the main entrance.
Doctor, Camila.
The smoke is too toxic. You can't go in without a mask.
- What happened? - Something exploded in the kitchen.
A tank, I think.
What about the patients? Are the newborns all right?
Yes, thankfully, we all got out in time.
We managed to save the medication too.
Where's Dr. Carlos?
Dr. Carlos...
He was here a moment ago, but I don't know.
Where is he, Chave? I need to know where he is.
I think he went to the military hospital, but I haven't seen him.
That's strange.
But why would she lie to you?
What's wrong with the doctor?
Nothing, nothing. He's fine.
Do you have ulcers?
Bald Eagle, Bald Eagle, do you copy?
Golden Sparrow here. 10-8.
I told you not to call me that.
No need for nicknames. 10-8.
If you don't like it, I can give you another one. 10-8.
10-4. I demand a new nickname.
But tell me, what happened to the CONALEP survivor? 10-8.
He's safe and sound in the hospital. 10-4.
Well done. How are you? Are you coming home? 10-8.
Negative. 10-74.
I'm on an important mission, highly classified. 10-4.
What are you doing up so late? Why aren't you back yet?
And you? Why are you awake?
It's really late. 10-8.
I'm not going to sleep. Not until you're back. 10-8.
Jack just got here.
We'll talk soon. 10-4.
Got it. I'll be here. 10-4.
What happened?
Seriously? But what did he say?
That sucks, huh?
You're welcome, Jack.
At least we tried.
Jack!
Show this to the ambassador.
Camila said to use it. The only battle lost is the one not fought, right?
My name is Ignacio Zambrano Aguilar.
I am an official with the Secretariat of Tourism,
and I was directly involved in the response...
or rather, the lack of response from the Mexican government
after the September 19 earthquake.
Everything possible was done to hide the terrible situation
that Mexico City was and still is facing,
along with hundreds of thousands of its citizens.
We rejected international aid to appear strong to the world.
But, above all, to appear strong to FIFA,
so we wouldn't lose our bid to host the next World Cup.
Bárbara. And I'm here because I am looking for my ballet teacher.
The worst part is
we ignored the warnings of experts about the possibility of an aftershock.
The babies! Help me!
Don't stop. Let's go!
If we don't support each other, no one will help us.
The worst part is, we didn't do it out of ignorance.
My boss, Guillermo Peralta, and I,
the private secretary to the Minister of the Interior,
had other motives.
Dad!
We blocked the flow of information.
The Mexican government flatly refuses--
Okay, stop it.
And we devised a plan to reject international aid
so we wouldn't lose our share of the World Cup ad campaigns.
All those people are criminals.
I suppose that one day history will be my judge.
And, well, I think that's all.
When you tell the truth, there's no need to keep talking.
Thank you very much.
Let's wait until the smoke clears from the cafeteria.
But don't be fooled.
Don't let them take you to any so-called shelter.
We need to organize. You can bring in the new victims.
- No, no! Don't fall for provocations! - Pack all this up!
If you take our tents, we'll put them back up.
The government has to answer us.
We need to stay united, please.
He's not here.
I'm sure he's fine.
We'll find him soon.
It's our job. We're doing everything we can.
- No! What? Let go of me! - Let her go!
- Let her go! - Doctor!
Let her go, she's helping!
- Let me go! - She's not doing anything! Let her go!
- Calm down. - Doctor!
- I didn't do anything! - Calm down, Doctor.
- Ángel, take it easy. - What's wrong with you?
- Doctor! - Hilda!
- Ángel! - I won't say it again!
- Step back! Soldier, remove him. - Relax.
- I didn't do anything. - Calm down.
- Doctor! - Hilda!
- Hilda! - Stay calm.
Doctor!
Doctor, I didn't do anything!
Soldier, remove him.
- Doctor! - Hold him there.
Stay calm.
- They're dead. - Put her in.
- Remove him, soldier. - Put her in.
- Hilda! - Doctor, I didn't do anything.
I was just trying to help, Doctor.
They're dead.
They're dead.
They're dead.
They're dead.
- They're all dead. - Calm down.
You're overstepping your authority, Doctor.
I suggest you take him away.
- I've been patient... - Load her in!
- ...but everything has a limit. - Put her in.
No! Doctor!
- Let her go! - No, Doctor.
- Let her go! - Calm down.
- Calm down, Doctor. - Stay calm, everyone.
- No, no! - Calm down.
What do we do? Report it.
Take him away. Let's go.
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