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AMERICAN VISA

Smile, smile. A couple more and we're done.

- Dirty Harry! - Come on, in English!

- No way! - What's wrong.

The carnival. Streets are blocked.

People do as they please here, darn it!

Get off!

Hey, I paid you in advance!

Get off, asshole!

Say what!

Once again!

Once again!

Once again!

One peso, one peso!

Have a drink for one peso!

Excuse me, Hotel California?

Thanks.

Local or foreigner?

Local.

Your turn.

To deal.

Sure.

There. Stay.

Oh, Saint Judas!

Catavi is only a ghost town now, Don Ambrosio.

My godfather, this boy's grandfather, had a mine.

From which I got nothing.

Revolution has ruined this country!

I agree.

Revolution gives us hope.

Politics is the darn problem!

In the old days our people had self-respect.

Now, all that matters is money.

People don't care if they...

...get it by stealing or by dealing drugs.

Anyways, what are you doing around here?

I'm going to the United States.

The United States! Really? That's great!

Over there at the U.S., if those gringos speak...

...bad Spanish, their English must be worse!

They can go to hell with their visa at the embassy...

...I've got Master Card!

What time is your appointment?

Eleven, why?

Why are you here so early?

Do you want an appointment at 9:30?

No, thanks.

Required picture, application form and payment voucher.

- Any felonies committed? - Felonies?

No, never.

Been involved in any terrorism acts?

- No. - Ever sold or dealt drugs...

...or worked as a prostitute or have been a pimp?

- No. - Are you planning on...

...murdering the US president?

I already told you. Come back in 6 months.

A man your age wants to visit Minnesota?

- Yes. - Why not New York?

- Oh, Miami? - I have a brother there.

- Oh, a brother. - Yes.

You didn't mention it here.

Dad, I think we're missing the title deed on the house.

- Is he paying for your trip? - No, lam.

I think you want to go live in the U.S.

Sandra Mier? - Just show him the documents.

- I have a job here. - I'm sorry.

Why do you want to go there?

To visit my son.

Don't even mention it.

53;???

I have a problem with the vice-consul.

I don't get a thing.

Sorry, you can't have a visa.

And here we are, making line...

I assure you...

...without being able to smoke.

Law forces us to assume that every one who applies for...

...a visa intends to stay in the US and you...

...didn't prove otherwise.

This is unbelievable! I own a textile company!

Show this gentleman out.

- This way, please. - OK, OK.

- Mother fuckers! - Sir!

What did he say?

He wants me to speak with the consul.

Did you show my company stocks?

- Your I-20 is missing. - It's right there.

Excuse me, ma'am, do they check out ones documents?

They even hire detectives.

Things have changed since 9/11.

I can ask my dad to send the originals by courier service.

Do you have all the documents required for your visa?

- I'm here to renew it. - Excuse me.

My daughter is married with an American.

Luis Clisper?

Life insurance... look at my lovely daughter.

She's beautiful. And this is her husband, a marine.

He just got back from war.

He has lots of medals. He's a really bright man.

Don't you think my daughter is beautiful?

Carlos Esteves?

I brought the title deed for my house.

Did you get it stamped at Real Rights?

I didn't know I had to do that.

Are you OK?

Mario Alvarez?

Mario Alvarez?

Would you like to go first?

No, thanks, you go ahead.

Mario Alvarez?

What's the purpose of your trip?

Just pleasure.

How long are you planning to stay?

One week.

Are you taking any cash?

Yes.

1,500 dollars.

You're a teacher. How do you manage to do so well?

I'm an English teacher. Apart from my job at school...

...I give private lessons. I've done it for a long time now...

Being an English teacher, my dream has always...

...been going to the U.S.

Do you have any relatives there?

No.

We'll send our response by courier service.

Does that mean...?

Everything seems in order. You'll get our...

...response in a couple of days.

I'd rather come myself.

How did it go?

OK.

Listen, if you need any paperwork done...

...give us a call.

- Thank you. - Have a nice trip.

That's good whiskey.

Hey, Alfonso, come here son.

This is Don Mario...

You crazy boy!

He lives here. He's an architecture...

...student, during the day, that is; at night...

- I'm insatiable. - Oh, don't start!

- What are we celebrating? - I just got my American visa.

- Show it. - I'll get it in a couple of days.

You're laughing before seeing the clown?

Don't mind him.

It's OK. The vice-consul said everything was in order.

I'll pick it up in 2 days.

I saw how they rejected people right there.

What are your plans in the U.S.?

To reunite with my son.

He already got me a job...

...at the International House of Pancakes.

He's paying his studies with his tips.

I'll show you a picture of him on his graduation ceremony.

He's got the gringo look already.

Oh, Don Antonio, only soccer had made feel this way.

- Like a winner. - Let's start drinking then!

- You bet! - Cheers!

- Hey, Alfonso! - Hey.

Nice to see you, professor.

Good morning, Don Antonio.

- Breakfast? - 10 Bolivianos.

Thanks.

(Ma)' {ION} you?

Sure. Please do.

I'm Blanca.

Mario. Nice to meet you.

Those are cute Germans.

I think they're Hebrews.

Oh, yeah.

I come here every day and... Oh, the hats!

Well, the hats, the posters, the food, everything.

It's a Hebrew restaurant.

Yeah, well... who cares, they're travelers...

...healthy people with a different mentality.

They're here to visit the most elevated city in the world.

That's our national console, to have the most...

...elevated city, the most elevated lake...

- ...the most elevated airport. - Same as always.

Sure, Blanca.

Here.

Thanks.

What are you thinking about?

Your wife?

- My wife left. - Where did she go?

To find herself.

Shit! Did she?

She found an Argentinian.

She claims he's her soul mate.

Now they sell patties in Tucuman.

Is that why you're leaving?

That's my son. He's in Miami.

Hey, who'd have thought?

You know how to make children.

- So, you're leaving for good. - That's the idea.

- What will you do there? - I'll be a waiter.

Thanks, Lalo.

- What about you? - Me, abroad?

I'd rather work my ass off here.

You're fatalistic.

I find gringos quite plain.

They all look the same to me.

Over there everything's fake. Even chicken isn't chicken.

- Really? - I'm serious.

They're altered. They're born with no feathers nor feet.

And they're fed antibiotics.

I see you're well informed.

People there eat like pigs.

Their fat asses make them walk like this.

When you're holding your visa...

...I'll buy you some beers.

Meeting a goal calls for celebrating.

I'm Mario Alvarez.

Thank you.

Listen, I think there's been a mistake.

Sir, we must assume that every one who applies for a visa...

...intends to stay in the U.S. and you didn't prove otherwise.

And pay another 100 bucks?

My documents are in order.

I want my money back!

- Who do you think you are! - Sir.

No! You fucking thieves!

Mother fuckers!

Fuck them!

Trips to the U.S. are our specialty.

Watch it, damn it! You almost run over me!

I'll kick your ass!

Asshole!

...I even went to the cemetery to say good-bye...

- ...to my dead loved ones. - Bummer.

- Do as everybody else. - What?

- Through the Mexican border. - I've heard it's dangerous.

I don't think so. You could at least get to Tijuana.

The problem is getting there.

You're talking nonsense.

The Mexican visa is as hard to get as the American one.

- I don't think so. - There's no better man than a...

...good Mexican and no worse than a bad Mexican.

That line is from a movie! A soccer player...

...crossed the border as a wetback 3 years ago.

Maybe through Guatemala. No American visa...

- ...means no Mexican visa. - That's all bullshit! We could...

...require a visa too, huh?

Who wants to come here?

Stop it, don't make me mad!

Cocaine is to blame.

No, fucking politicians have screwed us up!

- Them too. - Not me.

No, thanks to them you have a job.

What do you know? You don't know who you are.

- I'd like to be like you. - Shush!

I love my country so stop criticizing it!

Here you need to suck some big shot's balls to go anywhere.

Contacts work wonders anywhere.

Do something or just go. No gringo is stopping you.

Just take a bus and do as Don Antonio says.

Don't blame your country for your failures!

I'm sorry but I do love my country.

I love my country too...

...but I am realistic.

Where did you get the idea that Gringoland is paradise?

It's only I can't stop being critical.

- You mean being a faultfinder! - I just stopped believing.

I don't believe in politicians, trade unionists, teachers.

So many strikes, unemployment, demonstrations, blockades...

...burnt mayors, what's this about?

There's no law here, no order.

There's no hope... and nobody cares.

I shouldn't be thinking about leaving, none of us should.

There are no opportunities!

Let me see your passport, my friend.

Get a new passport and five grand in cash.

I only need a tourist visa for 2 weeks.

Whatever you do with your visa is your story.

We're only here to speed up the paperwork.

Take it as an investment for the future.

Five grand!

No problems at all? It's legal, right?

Would I lie to you?

Take a look.

We have our contacts.

Gringos are just like us.

They'll do anything for money.

How much is it via Mexico?

Hey, this is no supermarket.

We have no contacts at the Mexican embassy.

We're here for you whenever your circumstances improve.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have documents to hand in.

How could I get that kind of money!

If there's no solution, there's no problem, Brazilians say.

They at least say something, we're just like stones.

I'll buy you lunch, let's see if you soften...

...OK?

It's the same the whole world over. Even at that embassy.

Come on, eat! Those gringos took away even your appetite.

You eat for both of us, baby!

I have to or I'd die. Where I work there's a lot...

...of drinking going on. Darn customers, party all night long!

Care to come?

Where?

- La Americana bar. - To watch you work?

I'm the best!

Drinks will be on me, come on.

Those Chinese are blushing!

I think they're Japanese.

- You're always correcting me! - Well, they are.

Japanese, Chinese, they all go to your bar.

That's true. Bargaining turns them on.

Koreans pay well, but they like touching! They're awful!

- What time do you start work? - We can go together.

No can do.

I'll see you there.

I have a business to take care of.

Over there, at the Korean quarter you'll find...

...lots of gold buyers and...

...I'll see you later.

Ask for Nefertiti.

She'll let me in?

That's my artistic alias.

GOLD BUYER

Sorry, we're almost closed.

Don't mind him.

That asshole just likes messing with people.

- So, do you come from Guanai? - No, not at all.

From Catavi. Darn place!

- It's not going good, huh? - This is a family inheritance.

Hey, you want something to fuck good?

- I thought garlic did the trick. - Bullshit.

Two pills and your penis will work wonders.

- Good luck. - Same to you.

24 carat gold.

- 15 grams. - How much for that?

190 dollars or its equivalent in Bolivianos.

How much in Bolivianos?

1,520.

That won't get me anywhere.

Depends where you want to go.

OK.

I'll bring more. I just wanted to check the quality.

We'll cut a better deal then.

Should I call before coming?

- No, what for? - So you have the money ready.

Bring more gold first. If it's as good as this one...

...we're in business.

Severo? See this gentleman to the door.

We're here to serve you.

Get the hell out of here!

Hi there.

Can I get a beer?

Sorry, no beer. Only our specialty or whiskey.

OK, double whiskey it is.

Payment in advance, please.

Here you go.

Your change.

Thanks.

GOLD BUYER

Mario!

Here's Nefertiti.

- Mario! - Hi, Blanca.

- Hey, nice to see you here! - Nice place.

Like it?

That's Gladiola. That's Deyanira.

Come, I'll introduce you to Doña Esther.

They're all cool here.

Darn foreigners! Always here doing nothing but drool over.

Have a drink while I go change.

Doña Esther! Aaron!

This is my guest.

- Nice to meet you. - Same here.

- That's Marilyn. - Hello.

Treat him well. Thanks.

- Care for a drink? - Whiskey, please. Thanks.

- Hello again. - Hey, Nefertiti!

Come, I'll show you around.

See this bracelet? 10 Bolivianos per drink.

Most men come here for fun but mainly they...

...want to feel manly. Sometimes they get so...

...drunk, we must walk them all the way to the cab.

What if they want more?

And if they want to go out with me...

...house charges 50 bucks.

Want to get a private room?

Oh, no, Nefertiti, thanks.

You won't mind if I start working, right?

Not at all, go ahead.

I'll stick around for a while and I'll leave.

OK.

Good morning, son.

With more...

...strength.

Hey, how is it going for you, son?

Well, really well. How about you?

Just relaxing and sunbathing.

May I?

Interested?

"If you're setting out for Itaca...

...pray for your road to be long".

Keep it.

Read it. Once you finish it...

...I'll lend you another one.

OK. Thank you, Don Antonio.

No problem.

- I'm bushed! - Sleepy, huh?

A bit, Don Antonio.

- Just don't over do it. - OK.

You were right. You're the best.

You're a great dancer. You transform completely.

Besides, you know the business. Seven customers in 2 hours!

That's nothing, baby. You should see me on Fridays.

My back just kills me!

Excuse me.

Hello?

A friend wants me to entertain a cousin of his who...

...studies at the Catholic School.

Well, classier at least.

- Say what? - A guy with class.

Those are the worst kind!

Believe me, I know.

They are sick!

Guys at the bar just want some company.

Just a little fondling.

I hope you're saving... or you'll find yourself...

...in my shoes. Do your parents know...?

You probably went to a catholic school.

How are you getting the money?

No idea.

No way I'd lend it to you.

I'd like you to stay with me.

We hardly know each other.

- Help me. - I could be a jerk.

Listen...

...my ex-husband was a jerk.

He was a womanizer, a junkie, hell, an asshole!

You're a good man.

You know what I really want?

To run a grocery store in Rivera Alta.

I don't care about marriage.

I'm fine on my own but it gets boring.

I'd like to have kids too.

What's so funny?

Life works in a funny way.

You like deep thinking, don't you?

I don't want to keep doing this for long.

Stick with me and we'll save for a small business.

You'd have your share.

You want me to be your pimp?

Stop saying that!

A job doesn't show people's inside.

I have other plans, Blanca.

It's not good being alone.

I'm not alone, I have my son.

He's grown up now.

He doesn't need you.

Maybe, but I do need him.

Besides, he already got me a job.

You need someone to take care of you, someone...

...to love you for real.

Think about it.

If I get back too late, I'll see you tomorrow.

There's room for one more, sir.

What are you thinking about?

What you said the other day.

I meant it. I don't change my mind that easily.

Come here.

If I don't get too busy, I'll be back early.

I'm busy tonight.

What if I tell you I don't feel like working?

I mean it.

I don't feel like working.

Let's go to the movies.

- We can meet at 9:30 p.m. - You weren't here yesterday.

Yeah, well, that guy wouldn't let me go.

But it was worth it.

I didn't want to wake you up.

Kids, it's already 7:30 p.m., come up for supper.

Ciao, Felipe.

Ciao, Severo.

How much for a rubber half sole?

35 Bolivianos a pair.

How long will it take?

Half hour. Can you wait?

- Sure. - Here. The floor is cold.

Thanks.

Mario?

It's me, Blanca.

- Good evening, sir. - Hello.

This is quite an old building, isn't it?

Thank God they can't demolish it. Houses...

...being so expensive and all.

Is that guy the owner?

No. This is only his hideout, you know, to see his girl.

He's here every night at eight sharp.

Thanks.

Oh, sorry, sir, I have no change.

Don't worry. I'll come back tomorrow.

It's guaranteed. Made in prison.

- How much is it? - 50, man.

Hey, Mario!

Are you like a stone again?

Here, sweetie. Just got them out of the oven.

- Thanks. How much do I owe you? - Only 20.

- Thanks, Catita. - OK. Come back soon.

Thanks. Here, taste it.

She makes a fortune by selling these. She's from my town.

Well, selling these and lots of things.

- It's good. Shall we? - Yup.

You know, Blanca, you could run a business...

...like this one in your town, huh?

Sure... with you behind the counter.

Ciao, Blanca, come back soon.

See you, Catita. Thanks.

They've called her Catita all her life.

And they hire her?

I don't get why people dream of going to Gringoland.

American dream, my ass!

Why not the Bolivian dream?

That's another way of looking at it, but, give me a break!

A friend of mine just got back from Atlanta.

Weeks went by without her phone ringing.

I didn't even have a phone.

Anybody can have a phone.

The thing is the fucking language.

English is not that hard.

- What? - I'll teach you.

Are you asking me to come with you?

You know when I'll learn it?

Never.

I don't know, it's a matter of language.

People in my town are cool.

Life is nice and peaceful. Everyone is happy.

Come on.

I couldn't stay here and grow old to die lying in a hammock.

You could stay and grow old to die with someone...

...who loved you by your side. Hammock included.

Cigarettes, please.

Thanks.

You cannot write verses without Seagulls.

In 1879, Bolivia lost 120,000 square kilometers...

...which include its whole coastline.

What history and law had granted to its people...

...was taken away by a war. Since then, the moral...

...evolution of international relations in the world...

...may be an anecdote as well, at least for the Bolivians...

...who have followed it with legitimate uncertainty...

...and the Mediterranean feel has rendered extraordinary...

...services building a national spirit.

Antonio Laureola, huh?

Gramsci's peer, but I haven't found any of his works.

- Gramsci, huh? - I'm studying European socialism.

Would you care for some wine?

What do you think about this?

Congress should be burnt down along with its members.

I thought that was your dad.

He got into my mom's bed and there's no way to get him out.

Hi, Ficho.

Hey, I'm heading south, to La Rinconada.

Need a ride somewhere?

Thanks but I'm going north to Hotel California. Santa Cruz St.

Well...

- ...thanks for walking me out. - Hold it a second.

Listen, I can get that Gramsci book you're looking for.

- Really? - Yes.

Write your phone number here.

What time is it?

You drank a bit, huh?

Get in here with me, it's cold.

OK, here it is. Here it is.

Here. Antonio Gramsci.

It includes a text on bourgeoisie's decline.

Are you interested?

Of course it does. How much?

Oh, no, it'd be better if we go to the Murillo theater where...

...they show great porno movies.

OK, it's a deal.

- OK, let's go. - Oh, some other time.

I have some business to take care, OK?

- You're always busy! - Thanks.

No problem.

I have a book for Miss Isabel.

She's expecting you. This way.

Hey, thanks a lot.

How much do I owe you?

Oh, forget it.

Allow me, just for your trouble.

It's not for sale.

I borrowed it. Photocopy it and I'll come back for it.

There you are!

- I didn't hear you. - Your mom is looking for you.

This is Marcos.

He brought a book I need for my thesis.

Another one? What is she studying now?

Someone has to do the studying here.

Sorry, I'm Mario, not Marcos.

- Mario. - Hello, Mario.

Hey, offer him a drink, don't be ungrateful.

Go to your boyfriend or you'll lose him to that TV. Lady.

Wait, press the tip to get the air out.

Fuck! My husband will kill me when he sees the windshield.

Hey, hurry up! Get your pants on, I want to go back.

- I want to finish. - My brother-in-law's place...

- ...is two blocks away! - Should we?

Stop it! Put your pants back on!

Hey, don't give me that look. Don't be silly.

- Here. - What the...!

Go to hell, you fucking whore!

Sorry, darling, your loss!

Fucking slut!

I'm coming.

Mario!

What a nice surprise. How are you?

Oh, Blanquita, Blanquita.

Mario!

I have money. Believe me, I'm a good catch.

Let's see!

See? I always win!

Cheers! Let's hope you get your visa.

Let's dance.

Mario.

Listen, I don't want to keep doing what I do.

Listen to me.

I want to start over.

I want to do it with you.

I don't want to keep stripping just for anybody anymore.

I'll quit just for you.

- Don't. - Please.

Listen, I have to go.

To Gringoland? What for?

I have a son there.

He's already grown up. Your son is a man now.

I want children too.

You could start a family with me, you know.

Please?

Don't go. Please, don't go.

Please don't go.

I love you.

I want a man. I don't want to strip anymore.

It's hot.

You're getting your visa now?

If everything works out my way...

...I'll be leaving next week.

Stop the bullshit. What are you up to?

What are you getting into?

I don't think you're in a position to teach me morals.

Listen, I make a living... with my ass, but it's still work.

I don't rob. That's what politicians are for.

You played cop or thief as a little boy?

In this country, cops are thieves, Blanca.

Being a good Christian hasn't helped me.

People like you are not good at doing wrong.

You look nervous, anxious, I don't like it.

The devil has gotten into you.

What do you care? It's none of your business!

- You're confused, Mario. - And you'll help me!

Be realistic, it's the same...

...the whole world over.

Being happy is not so hard.

Stay away from trouble.

It's not worth it.

If you really want to go...

...I'll lend you the money.

That's out of the question.

- Why? - Just because.

It wouldn't feel right, me in Miami and you working here.

You're way to naive.

Way to naive.

What the fuck!

Easy! I don't want any trouble!

Let me go and I won't hurt you.

Darling?

Let go of me!

Let go;

Let go, damn it!

Son of a bitch! How did you find me?

I only need 5 grand for my visa!

- Visa, my ass! - It's true!

My visa.

You think I'm stupid?

Give that money back!

I'm not looking for trouble!

Stay where you are!

You asshole!

You won't take a dime from here, you hear me?

Gus? I'm almost done.

Gus!

Gus?

Fuck!

Gus, don't make me angry!

Fuck!

Would you rub some lotion on me, Gus?

Gus?

Gus?

Gus?

Thief!

Get that thief!

Fuck!

I'm so stupid!

So stupid!

Fuck!

Fucking moron! What did I do?

Forgive me, Blanca.

I have nothing to forgive...

...you screwed up on your own.

Where are you going?

Gotta move my ass to keep going.

Don't go.

Stay. Let's say good-bye in a civilized way.

Stop telling me if I should go work or not.

Wasn't that what you wanted?

Not exactly.

I must entertain a client from Trinidad.

Don't go. Stay with me.

- I'll pay you. - Darn it!

If you're leaving, get going.

I can't stand good-byes.

I didn't...

...mean to offend you, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry too.

I haven't got your visa yet, but I will in a couple of days.

Darn it! In a couple days?

I told that to the girl too, my friend.

What girl?

She's a beauty! If I were you...

...I wouldn't leave her alone.

I also told her I could help her with her visa paperwork.

You did? What did she say?

She won't learn English.

But, in Miami...

...who speaks English anyways? Am I right?

Dear son, things haven't worked out as...

...we planned 5 years ago...

...but don't you worry, I finally have my visa.

My dream of reuniting with you and sharing your...

...happiness is coming true.

Well, he hasn't even asked me to go with him.

You love him, huh?

Yes, I do.

You gave him the money for his visa, right?

He's a jerk!

She won't come back until you're gone.

She left that envelope for you.

It's the rest of the money for your visa.

She said not to hand it in until you're holding your visa.

You have to help me find her, Alfonso.

Relax.

Good evening.

Nefertiti?

That girl is hours late!

She'll get her ass fired!

She knows it's our busiest night!

What time did Blanca leave?

Don't know.

I know everything.

Excuse me?

Didn't know she was your aunt.

Besides, you were with someone else.

So, was it any good?

Anyways...

...I'm here to return your book.

Thanks a lot.

Hey, don't go. Stay for a while? Take a seat.

- There's a drama at home! - What happened?

My stupid stepfather fell headfirst.

So, is he doing OK?

Unfortunately, yes.

He only has quite a headache. Not due to the fall, though...

...but because they took everything away...

...but his lover.

Where the thieves caught?

What's wrong? Two guys are looking for you.

I know, I know!

Do me a favor.

This money is for...

...Blanca. Please give it to her.

And this...

...for Don Antonio.

I need you to help me out of here.

What the...!

Here it is.

- Who's that? - What do you care?

I'll hand in the money personally.

I suggest you go check in your luggage, flight is full.

I'll just hand him the money.

Get real!

Of course it is, it was never denied to me.

Go on, get moving!

Mother fucker!

You're worse than us!

You get here and screw us up!

From Mario.

So, Mario is gone, huh?

He should be at the airport now.

If it is destined to happen this way...

...what can I do?

Fight, honey.

That's what we're here for, sweetie.

Everything's in order, sir. Proceed to gate 2.

- Thank you. - Have a good flight. Good-bye.

Going anywhere?

Miami.

800 fucking bucks?

Who do you take us for?

You think we're stupid?

- Where's the rest? - I only paid for my visa.

We don't care about that fucking politician!

Give us the 50 grand...

...or I'll beat you to death!

- I don't have them! - Asshole!

They just vanished?

I don't know who's got the money. I gave you all I had!

OK, let's see.

Set one shell there.

OK, who am I telling the fortune for?

Me. My name is Mario.

Does he have any money?

Let's see what these leaves tell us.

I told you I had no money.

Ask him to do it again.

- I see a peaceful life and... - Peaceful life?

- ...a long trip. - A long trip?

Shut up.

Do it once again.

Does this guy have any money?

- No money. - I told you.

Fucking asshole!

Mario?

What happened to you?

They just cleaned me up.

How did you know I was here?

I shouldn't have started smoking, huh?

If you like smoking, do so.

Stop torturing yourself!

Listen, doctor said you could leave...

...right away. I stopped by the fair on my way here.

Look, baby... at least you've got American clothes.

I bought you this pants. They're in fashion.

And this green shirt...

...to go with your eyes.

And...

...these shoes. Nice, aren't they?

Don Antonio sent you this.

And...

...they also found this.

Son!

Just great.

Yes, I have my visa.

Listen, son... no, no, it's OK. Listen.

I met somebody.

We're on our way to her town now.

Don't you worry, we'll reunite...

...sooner or later.

I love you.

In memory of ALBERTO ETCHEVERRY -Don Antonio-.