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No! No!
No! No! No! No!
No! No!
Stop it!
I can't believe we did that.
No, yeah. Maybe she laced the tea.
-Surely did! -Yeah.
Oh, sure!
If we didn't, neither of you would have done it.
Alright, enough.
Cheers! Because we did it.
-To the present! -To the present!
-To best friends! -Oh, yeah!
To not parachuting again!
-Me neither! -You will,
-yes. -Will not!
Renata, I hate you!
-Yes, we will jump again. -Never!
What? Parachuting?
-Yes! -What?
-Nephew, come! -Look at the photos.
Look. Let him look.
-Look, son! -No!
-The photo. -Remember me.
Your mom's face.
This kid will drive a woman mad any day.
-Okay. -Oh, so pretty. We look pretty.
Hi, honey.
Your little laughing fit is loud.
They parachuted.
Oh, great, mom! Congratulations.
Dad is leaving and now it's a celebration.
It wasn't a celebration.
It was a distraction to start anew, honey.
Your mom needs your support and of your sibling's.
Not talking to you.
Disappointing.
Antonia.
-Honey! -You know?
Look, let's go. I'll take you home.
-Yeah, I'll leave. -No, wait a moment.
I'll need a photographer real soon.
Offering me a gig?
And listen, I pay very well.
-Okay. Night. -Yes. Let's go!
I'm not trying to hurt anyone.
I didn't want this.
Sure, it's all dad's fault.
If it were up to me, we'd be together.
It ended because of his error, not mine.
Did you ask yourself why he cheated?
Nothing will justify it.
He was dying at your side, Mom.
He said that?
He didn't. It's obvious.
You only talk about the laundromat, the supermarket,
your kids.
You're just a mom and a house wife.
Oh, just?
-You're just a bitch. Fuck. -What's up with you?
Look. Let her vent, okay?
No, I won't let her.
Aren't you mad at all?
Of course I'm mad at what he did.
But, I'm sorry, Dad is a man of dreams and ambitions.
-He needs the same. -Shut up.
No, I won't. Dad wanted to avoid it.
But well, he fell in love with Gabriela.
What? ¿Gabriela who? How do you know her?
She's with Villalobos.
She's Gabriela Esquivel.
Gabriela.
That's why you asked how we met.
Gabriela met you?
The porn photos you saw on my station were from a client.
It was a two-year anniversary gift.
Want to guess what her name is?
-I'm an idiot. -No.
I'm an idiot, yes.
-No. -I had you deliver them.
You couldn't have known, honey.
Antonia was terrible.
She won't do that again.
Dude, I don't feel good.
Please. It's your calorie deficit.
It'll pass in a few days. Easy.
Did you see how many calories we burned in a day?
No way.
Shouldn't I have lost more weight?
Oh, only for the beginning.
But after, you lose a ton, dude.
When I return home, I won't be able to do this.
I'll have to vomit because Mom and Nayeli make me eat.
No, dude.
If you want to lose those kilos in two weeks for weighing,
you must keep going.
At least, for two weeks.
How? Without eating?
You eat, but just a little.
I know it's complicated, but you know how Julieta is.
You're still in probation with them.
I'm doing it to help.
Alana, your chauffeur is here, honey.
Coming!
Take care, dude.
-Bye, love you. -Later!
-Bye! -See you!
-Careful going down. -Yes.
Feeling alright?
Yeah, yes.
I'm just tired.
Hey, could I stay one more day with you?
It's because of your parents, yes?
Yes. Yeah.
Well, don't worry. I'll call your mom, to let her know.
Because she's surely on her way here.
-Alright? -Thanks.
Stay another day with you, Mom?
It's not an imposition for me if that worries you.
No, Mom. I'm worried you're hiding something.
Not a thing.
You should know what's wrong with her.
This is not easy, and I'm her mother.
I'm coming with Samuel.
Come with me.
She just doesn't want to leave.
Your daughter doesn't need to pay
for your impulsivities.
-Mom, please. - You destroyed her nuclear family.
No. What's her deal? She can't.
Your home environment is toxic for her right now.
It's okay for her to stay here. She'll be okay.
I destroyed nothing, and won't discuss it, okay?
Me neither.
For Christ's.
I just want her safe, and you know it.
Alright. She can stay the night.
Have her call, please.
Their behavior is unfair because of Dad. I'll go to him.
No, don't fight with him, please.
All good.
I spoke with your mom and she agreed.
Thanks. Hey, grandma.
You think my parents will fix this?
Oh, darling, well.
Your dad is blinded by a younger woman,
who is looking out for her future.
What? Wait? You know her?
I don't need to, darling.
Your dad is almost 60 years old.
He's a prestigious man, in a wealthy position.
and sure, he's easy prey for that kind of woman.
She wants his money?
The whole thing.
His money and last name too.
The danger is that there are women who get pregnant to get
it.
What? Get pregnant?
No, no, no.
Don't worry.
I'll make sure that things work as I promised you, hon.
You just have to focus on ballet
which is your passion and is important in your life.
And tomorrow, you'll go home.
Okay, grandma.
Don't worry, sweetie.
-I love you. -Me too, dear.
See you tomorrow.
-Bye. -Take care, bye.
Sofía Salamanca? A pleasure.
Pablo Casas, from the Objetivo Uno magazine.
I'd like to talk.
About what?
I'm reporting about the Villalobos group.
I haven't been there in 12 years.
Was it related to the incident with Ismael Serrano?
You know what I mean.
I'm not talking, sir.
But that's why you left. I mean, quit. Nobody fired you.
Because I didn't have a future.
Yet in here, I started as entry-level and now I'm a
supervisor.
Ismael Serrano wanted to talk. Why didn't you?
Listen, sir. I'm married.
I have kids,
a job and a life. I don't want problems.
Tell Ismael to. to leave me in peace.
That's hard since he took his life four days ago.
What?
What's going on?
Sorry.
Don't worry.
You're not the first to see those or the book.
No, no, I was just.
You were looking at me in underwear photos
and didn't want me catching you.
But, those photos were great.
I know, right?
Yes.
What's up with this?
He sends the brochure and doesn't say Hi.
Maybe a broken heart.
No, his heart is broken, but not by me.
Then, by who?
Well, what do I know?
But whatever, it'll have to do.
Look, this agency is what we need.
There are about 40 or 50 profiles.
Well, let's concentrate because the session is in a month.
No, yeah. In a month.
-Too short. -Yes.
-Too short. -Yes.
The lawyer told me that if I didn't sign,
I would be blamed for lying 10 years ago.
The company had an end-of-the-year party.
I drank a lot and so did Ismael.
We laughed, danced.
Nothing else happened, but.
But, I liked him.
And I knew he was married.
What happened then?
Nothing.
That was the problem.
I wanted to keep seeing him and. he didn't.
That hurt, and well.
I went to Human Resources to file a complaint against him.
What did it say?
Sir, I was. a silly girl that didn't consider consequences.
-You reported him? -No, what do you mean?
I just wanted him to apologize.
And he did.
That was it. I would've dropped it.
Well, no.
You filed the complaint 10 years later.
Look, sir.
I'm a nobody.
I don't have lawyers or anyone to represent me.
I didn't think he would get fired after so many years.
The real reason they wanted to fire him
is because he wanted to unionize the workers.
He was the leader.
In the 22 years of employment there,
that was all they found on his record.
The only thing.
It was a godsend to them.
Look, I can't quote you without consent.
Please, I want you in my article.
No, no. No, no, no. I can't do that.
I told you.
If the lawyer did all that to him, what about me?
He'll try to discredit you.
Or that I surely tried to manipulate you or my magazine.
Exactly.
It wouldn't do me good.
It brings peace.
Peace for your conscience.
If you change your mind.
Let me know.
My goal is to write that Ismael Serrano
was an honest man
until his last day alive.
And that the harassment was a lie, but you know that.
Know that I will interview your colleagues.
Yours and his.
No.
They'll call me a liar.
At least you can defend yourself.
Not like him.
Look.
If you really regret it.
Please help me.
Let me quote you.
Help me clear Ismael's name.
I promised him that.
And you owe him.
Do the right thing.
Nayeli said you weren't eating.
Are you okay?
I'm so tired, I just need to sleep.
Are you still mad at me?
Sweetie.
Being a mother is not easy.
Giving birth is a wonderful miracle.
Yes.
I had to make sacrifices,
but that was a conscious choice
which has thankfully made me immensely happy.
It may seem another woman deserves your dad's love.
But the truth is that even though his betrayal broke my
heart,
if I had to live that pain a thousand times
to have the three wonderful miracles I have.
I wouldn't hesitate for one instance.
You'll understand one day.
Samuel. Samuel, no!
Excuse me, I'll call you back, okay?
Thanks, Norma.
What's this?
To ask if you care your lover took naked photos with me.
Or I could ask her.
It wasn't on purpose.
She didn't know, so don't bother her.
You look foolish backing her.
I reject anyone who would destroy a family.
You better. She.
Forget it. You don't know her.
Yeah, not you either, a family man.
With impeccable values. Who would want that?
I owe you nothing.
Get out of my office.
No, you do owe me.
My mom's pain.
Know what?
Go fuck yourself.
Gabriela?
Do you have a minute?
Uh. Yes, come in, please.
I wanted to talk about yesterday.
Just that, um.
Yes, I'm sorry if yesterday
-you felt uncomfortable-- -No. I am.
Honestly, I thought that we.
How are things between us?
Nicolás, the weekend we spent together was very fun.
But, you weren't my boss.
And now you are.
Makes it complicated, right?
I don't want anything personal to mess with my work,
with you or your dad.
Please understand.
No, of course I can.
On the contrary,
I value your dedication and loyalty to the company.
I would be silly to risk all that.
I've known many women who have felt pressured
by men to be together, and I swear,
Gabriela, I'm not.
No, I know, Nicolás, truly.
Sometimes that topic is not always clear, right?
The line is hard to find.
I understand, and also the company policies
suggesting office romances are not advised, right?
Yes, especially when one party is a subordinate.
Understood.
Thanks, Nicolás.
Hey, I want to make something very clear.
If I thought of being serious with you, it was never
superficial,
it was serious,
and dangerously certain.
And if I someday quit my position here,
it would be to marry you.
Mrs. Eloísa.
I thought you would be here.
Yes, here I am.
Did you change your hair?
Yes.
It's a good change, and I felt I needed it.
It's good you did.
I mean, no.
I mean, you looked pretty before.
Now you're much prettier.
And, I mean. You didn't need it.
Stop me if I sound silly, it happens when I'm nervous.
No, it's okay.
Waiting for your son?
Yeah, no, no.
You were right, I came to reflect.
Art helps with that, right?
-Yes. -To think.
And you?
Oh, me too.
I had to see again "The Farewell."
A wonderful woman who I would.
definitely fall in love with like ever before in my life.
Bye, Mrs. Eloísa, yes.
If I have to stop seeing her to get justice for
Ismael Serrano, I'll do it.
Mr. Casas.? Uh.
Weren't we supposed to. get coffee sometime?
Norma said you needed me.
Sit, please.
-Hello, Antonia. -Antonia.
Good afternoon.
The office will take preventive measures
to respond to the soon to be released article
against the group.
So, I need notes of everything spoken here
-to send to all employees. -Yes, sir.
Should we be concerned of
-the handling of this situation? -No.
Serrano was fired when it was found on his record
an old sexual harassment report by an employee.
Sofía Salamanca, she was 25, he was 41,
-they both worked. -Almost 20 years her senior.
Well, the issue is all of this was discovered
during the bottling issues,
resulting from the union, Serrano being the leader.
The union was frustrated and he publicly said
the firing was unjustified.
Then, the group released a clarifying statement.
But it wasn't mentioned that 10 years had passed since,
come on.
My firm is interested in protecting its clients,
that means you, not Ismael Serrano.
In fact, that decision avoided all conflict
of which your dad was really satisfied.
Wouldn't it have been better to settle it with the guy in
private?
Shit, the guy offed himself.
Yes, an unfortunate fact of which he's solely responsible,
in his effort to sully your dad's name.
A traumatic event. It was 10 years after
Octavio found her that she filed a complaint.
Right, in fact, there may be a signed document.
What delicious food and nice place.
I've never been here.
Glad you liked it. It's my favorite.
Though, my other favorite is a place where you dance.
I mean, Mrs. Eloísa, it would be an honor to take you.
Tell me, have you travelled? Renata told me that.
she hadn't seen you since your last job.
Yes, Renata told me you separated and I wanted to give
you space,
to be with friends.
Honestly, I needed it, and it did me good.
I wasn't really ready.
Well, no one is ever ready.
It's like a nightmare at first.
One day you wake up, and realize you can survive.
The pain goes away.
Sometimes, I feel guilty that it doesn't hurt that much.
Well, guilt too goes away.
I don't know when in the process of grief.
I think, it's between rage and acceptance.
Oh, Mrs. Eloísa, there's.
something making me curious and I must show you.
What?
-What is it? -This.
Extreme sport.
The goal is to flood the media with a good image of the group
to counter all the accusations to come.
What about a foundation for.
maybe, sexual harassment victims?
Good, it's a great idea.
That's great, then.
My accountant wanted to lower
my damn taxes I must pay this year
and suggested forming another foundation.
Then, I'll contact your accountant.
I have a list of media and interview topics
to send you this week, Enrique.
I'm not talking to that journalist.
Sure. Don't worry.
Yes, don't worry, leave it in our hands.
Stay in your yacht, no pressure.
This will be a minor shake.
What say you, Nicolás?
You're in good hands with Octavio and Gabriela in the
helm, Dad.
They're a good team.
Alright, Enrique, we'll stay in touch.
Need me for something else or may I create a clean draft?
Yes.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
-So, she's Antonia. -Yes, her dad's greatest pride.
She has so much of him.
It seems that what he admires from her,
she really got it from her mom.
And Samuel got his creativity, his heart.
It's just a journalist's instinct. Okay.
Okay.
And, that sweet smile.
From Matilde.
Thank you.
-Thank you. -Well, Matilde is 17 years old
and doesn't smile much.
How is ballet going?
I mean, Julieta can be pretty harsh.
Maybe, the classes have helped her with the separation.
She has been calmer the past two weeks.
I was married to a ballerina and know
that ballet can be demanding.
You need discipline.
Yes, that's what worries me.
She sometimes obsesses over calories, her weight, and must
be watched, but.
But now, she's alright.
I'm glad.
You never stop caring for your kids.
But all my kids,
are each finding their path in their own way.
That's the tough part about being a mom.
Understanding you can't keep them from pain.
Only to be there to hug them
and tell them it will be okay and that they will succeed.
Antonia.
I know you might not want to, but I'd like to talk.
Go for coffee or what you'd like.
Listen.
I want to apologize.
It was never my intention to hurt you.
It's that when we got close,
well. I didn't know how to handle it.
Oh, poor you.
Why did you go to my brother?
It was a coincidence.
I saw his ad online.
This blew up badly.
Was there a better way, Gabriela?
-Octavio. -My dad.
Your dad,
never sought this.
Neither did I. We fell in love. It happened, Antonia.
This has not been good for anybody. It's also affecting my
career.
Just, don't hate me.
Or at least not forever.
We'll keep working together, especially now.
The article about Dad is damning.
And it will affect him.
He only acted to protect Villalobos.
He can handle it.
Are you okay? You look a bit pale.
My family is ruined. How else should I feel?
Well. I talked all afternoon about my kids.
You must be so bored.
No, no, not at all. On the contrary, I like listening to
you.
Your kids are important for you.
Tell me more.
-All of it. -It seems
that I have no other talking point.
And if I talk about groceries and laundry,
-the plumber. You'll run away. -But,
Were you told
that you have no other topics?
Or why do you say that?
Yes, my eldest daughter.
Which seems to be the reason why my ex-husband, well.
would find someone more interesting.
No, no, no. I'm sorry.
If he.
was so blind to not see the beauty he had,
it's his problem.
It wasn't on you.
Okay, Renata, you've seen hundreds.
You're just not getting it.
This is my first sports line.
It has to be for women of my age.
who feels comfortable in her skin, beautiful, sensual, makes
sense?
Yeah, I get it.
Look, I wasn't going to say it, but I know one that is perfect.
A women of a certain age that.
gives off sensuality.
There you have it.
Can you contact her?
Wait a moment.
She's perfect.
Thanks. What are you after?
I promise you'll like what I would do with you.
You think that I'll put this body in your hands?
Can't trust me?
I can show you my last photos that.
Not those photos.
Besides.
I want to forget that.
I don't like that face you made.
Did something happen after you saw her naked?
She wasn't naked.
Look, don't tell my mom this,
but I kind of liked her a bit.
I mean, can you imagine.?
What? Like, you're dreaming.
That chick likes geezers.
But, her friend told her to flirt with me.
Because she fought with.
her boyfriend.
Want another beer?
The last one, you're driving.
Yes, or.
I can stay.
to convince you to be the model.
What? You're kicking me out?
Did I say something?
Just the opposite.
Which is why you have to leave.
Art is a hard trade and needs a lot of courage.
It implies disrobing the soul, fully,
and being ready to be completely vulnerable.
Mrs. Eloísa, It would be an honor for me.
See you disrobe your soul.
There's. A little. something.
-Here? -No, no. Here.
And so.
What is your passion aside from journalism?
To be a good dad.
I think we should get the check.
-Thank you. -Mrs. Eloísa. Excuse me.
-Check, please? -Thanks.
I'm sorry, Mrs. Eloísa.
Mrs. Eloísa.
I'll come back.
What am I thinking. He's 38 years old.
Don't leave, please.
-Mr. Casas, let me go. -No, I would die.
If you go, I won't see you again.
Goodbye, Mr. Casas.
What's wrong?
Mr. Casas, are you okay?
What is it?
Did what we eat have nuts?
Yes, the cake. Why did you eat it?
I was distracted by you.
I'm calling an ambulance.
No, no. In my car.
-What? -It's gray.
-What do I do? What? -In the glove compartment.
Okay.
Is it this one?
Yes.
Now, what do I do? What do I.
Mr. Casas, come on.
Tell me what do I do.
-This one? -Yes.
-And then? -Inject.
How?
Like that?
-Thank you. -Feel better?
Thank you.
Thank you. You saved my life.
I'm not dying today.
How far along are you?
Well, like. eight weeks.
Okay. Because of your polycystic ovaries, you're irregular.
If it's eight, the abortion pill is still an option.
Or we can consider other options.
I want to know fast.
Okay. Let's take a look.
You're not eight weeks.
I think you are twelve weeks along.
Careful.
-I'm okay. -Better?
I'm better, yes.
Thank you for saving me.
No, it was just an injection, that's it.
Take care.
No, it's not that.
My heart was frozen and didn't know it.
When can I see you?
No, I think that.
I don't know, maybe never.
I get it, I do.
This could be our last date.
We won't ever go dancing.
So please, let my last memory of you.
is us dancing.
I'm sorry about the restaurant.
I was scared stiff.
Of this.
Of the truth.
What truth?
That I've wanted to kiss you since we first met.
I'm crazy about you.
Crazy.
Wait, wait.
I'm sorry.
It's not the right time.
No, no. I get it.
And I'll wait for you.
Whatever you need.
-I have to go. -Yes.
-I'll take you home. -No, it's okay.
It's alright.
Okay, at least let me walk you to your car.
-Call me after. -Yes.
Okay.
I miss you.
And I you.
Can we meet tomorrow?
I can cook something for you.
We could also go to a restaurant.
I'd be happy to see you cook.
Is eight alright?
Perfect, perfect.
Well, see you tomorrow, Mrs. Eloísa.
Good night.
THE DARK SIDE OF THE VILLALOBOS GROUP BY PABLO CASAS
THE VILLALOBOS GROUP
AND THEIR IMPACT IN THE MEXICAN ECONOMY
So, I want to show you something.
-What? -What?
Look.
-What? -What?
Yes.
I can't believe it.
You know, you look like.
A woman who has a lover and doesn't give a fuck.
Listen, I'm not being unfaithful.
Right, to anyone. This is a classic case of do me and I do
you.
No, no, no. Not yet.
-Not yet, what? -No, nothing happened.
-No? What? -No, no, no.
Hold on, hold on.
-You danced? -Uh-huh.
-You kissed? -Yes.
-Gave you a hickey? -Yes.
-You didn't.? -You didn't fuck?
-No. -The hell.
Is he celibate or what?
-Shh. No. -I stopped him.
Why?
I was going to the museum, see the painting, then the market.
Not end up in a man's apartment.
Last time I did that, I married him.
I forgot you lost your virginity
to that asshole, Octavio.
You know what? I think it's great.
You don't have to rush. All in due time.
When it's time.
It will be special.
That's what matters.
When are you seeing him?
Tonight.
-Shut up! -You're joking!
So, here are the articles for each of you, right?
-Pablo, Pablo. -It's ready!
-It's ready! -Done?
Gentlemen, thank you so much.
It's done, it passed the style check.
All it needs is a title.
-Okay. -I have many,
Let's hear them.
The Dark Side of the Villalobos Group.
Uh. Sounds like a horror?
-Yeah. -Okay. There's more.
This one says, Ismael Serrano versus Enrique Villalobos.
Oh, not one copy will sell.
-Not one. -None.
David against Goliath?
That's worse. Please, sit and write a title.
Relax, clear. Clear mind.
-Okay? -Gosh!
We need something convincing, something.
Let's see.
How about this?
The truth is what the mind is willing to accept.
Quotation marks. Who said it?
Uh, from Octavio Hidalgo.
Yeah. It's his recurring phrase, but we can't.
Why not? It's perfect
Yes, but his ex-wife said it to me before she knew I was a
journalist.
She doesn't even know I'm writing this.
Yes, but it's recurring, anyone could repeat it.
No, forget it, Karen. Forget it.
If I use it, she won't talk to me and we don't want that.
Change it. You're the creative.
Good luck, it's up to you.
Great work, Pablo.
Thanks.
THE TRUTH IS WHAT THE MIND IS WILLING TO ACCEPT
Beto, I'm sending you Casas' thing.
We can print and go digital.
But before that, change the cover title,
and use the one on the article.
It's Octavio Hidalgo's phrase.
I want it in bold.
I would send you photos, but.
I'm in my underwear in front of the mirror. getting dressed.
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