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Andrei...

Andrei?

There's two!

There's two lines!

- Are you laughing or crying?
- I don't know!

Oh my God!

Do you realise?

This is how I found out
I'd be a father.

This is Paula.

An aspiring actress.

Hi, I'm Paula.

I am Andrei.

A documentary filmmaker.

We met in a run-down cinema.

Paula organised a fundraiser
to renovate the building.

We sold 1498 tickets!

And I filmed it.

Months later, we were at the premiere
of my new documentary.

Wait!
Let's listen to that again.

That's Paula.
She's the one yelling:

We unknowingly conceived a baby
that very night.

Fucking shit!

For me, "father" is
just a word in the dictionary.

A word barely related to the man
who left when I was little.

Mom raised us by herself,
in spite of her severe illness.

She died a few years ago.

All of a sudden,

I have less than 9 months
to become the father I never had.

For that, I need to find
the truth about my own father.

You're filming me
because you don't want to open up.

That's how it seems to me.

It's easier to look at me
through that lens--

Say that again?

I was saying...

It seems that you're filming me
because you're afraid to open up.

So you stick that lens under my nose.

It's like I'm only talking
to your closed eye.

How about telling me how you feel?

I don't know,
I find this exciting in a way.

Me too!

How do you feel knowing

that you'll share this with everyone?

Aren't you afraid?

Aren't you...

...something?

But...

You should be grateful and happy.

You have a great story!

You got me, too.

And the baby.

I can't see your eyes.

My eyes?

Can you see them now?

Now I do!

- Kisses, dear! Dad misses you.
- Me too.

Listen, Dad.
You keep postponing your visit,

so, even though I wanted
to tell you in person...

I'll just have to tell you like this:

Dad, you're going to be a grandfather!

That's why you had your back
to the camera in all the photos!

Right.

And what is Andrei saying?

That's the most important
thing I want to know.

The most important.
What is he saying to this?

Nothing, right now.

He's happy, or at least
that's what it looks like to me.

Well, if he's happy,

then I'm happy for you two.

Remember this from your old man:
you've never had this experience,

but a baby always needs
a mother and a father.

A whole family again!

I said the exact same thing!

Mum!

Mum?

Rotate your phone horizontally.

- I have a bad signal.
- Turn your phone sideways!

How are you?

- Can you hear me?
- Shoot.

- I'm pregnant.
- Yes, I can hear you.

Fuck off!

I mean it.

Yeah, right, fuck off!
You got that, right?

I'm not kidding!

That's your problem,
what am I supposed to say?

But I wasn't--

If you're serious
that's all I can say.

Maybe you need a little time.

I don't know what to say.

- You're the one who needs time.
- No, you need time...

To understand you've grown old
and you'll be a grandmother.

- Until next time.
- Bye, take care.

Kisses, bye.

Ciao!

Thanks. Bye.

Hey, baby...

- Yes, where are you?
- Hello, father!

- Where are you?
- Crossing through Bulgaria.

Which route?

Stara Zagora is the next town.

Zagora, right.

Listen, what do I do
when I reach Ouranoupoli?

Is there more than one ferry?

Just one.

One that comes to Athos.

So I just go to the ferry at 6:30?

You show your ID and get on board.

You get your access permit
and that's it.

And what do I do when I get to Athos?

I'll send a car to pick you up.

And how long is the car ride?

- Two hours.
- That long?!

Well, the monastery is
all the way over the mountain.

Oh, cool!

I wouldn't know, I've never been there.

Well, you'll see.

Look at the peak,
surrounded by clouds!

Come!

Where to?

I'll show you the view from up there.

You'll catch the entire monastery
in the valley.

That's Joseph's hermitage.

He has some big flags.

When planes or ships come nearby,
he waves his flags.

And they signal back.

Over there you climb some switchbacks
and reach over 2.000 metres.

- What do you see?
- The whole monastery.

Where can we go
swimming around here?

Over that way.
Down that path.

It's about 2 km away.

- When could we go?
- Maybe on Sunday.

- Only on Sunday?
- I don't have time until then.

During the week I have my duties.

Do you hold services?

Maybe on Sunday, we'll see.

Let's go.

- I'm going.
- You go ahead, I'll shoot some more.

Go shoot from the other side as well.

Spurn me not, the sinner,

made useless by
shameful thoughts, words and deeds,

enslaving my judgement
to the pleasures of life.

But as the Mother of the Merciful God,

show compassion unto me, the sinner.

- Look how I've prepared the beer.
- Is it cold?

I did my best.

- You brought your laptop as well?
- Yes, so I can download what I shoot.

I copy it onto the laptop.

I'm not properly dressed to be filmed.

What's this for?

That's for blowing
the dust off the lens.

Usually, you need
three people on a shoot:

the director, the camera operator
and the sound recordist.

- But I am...
- A one-man show.

- An omni-talent.
- Omni-talented...

- What time do you wake up?
- 1:30 a.m.

And what do you do until the prayer
at 3 a.m.?

I go out and sit on a bench in the yard.

I meditate under the stars, the moon,
I reflect on things...

Then I go to the church, they
play the semantron and that's it.

- Are you kidding?
- No!

- Really?
- Yes, really.

Every night at 2:30
you'll find me on the bench.

Unless it rains, of course.

But it's a pleasure to sit there,
seeing the moon, the stars,

and wondering: what is beyond?

When did we ever spend
this much time together?

When could I have?

I see your cut-off thumb

and I remember, in first grade,
you were Santa Claus at school.

I noticed Santa had half a thumb
and realised it was actually you!

So I told all my classmates:
"That's my dad, that's my dad!"

- You can't see the content.
- It's Mickey Mouse.

Alright, see you later. Sleep tight.

O God, thou art my God;
early will I seek thee.

My soul thirsteth for thee,
my flesh longeth for thee

in a dry and thirsty land,
where no water is,

to see thy power and thy glory.

Thy kindness is better than life,
my lips praise thee.

That's the only place you hear chickens.
No other females on the Mountain.

It's the house of an ascetic, Yannis.

- A what?
- A hermit.

He was a sniper in the U.S. military.

- Really? Did he kill people?
- I wouldn't know.

Are there any other monks
who have children?

I don't know.

Probably not in our monastery.

Will you ever leave this place?

Virgin Mary's will be done. She brought
me here, she alone knows.

What do you mean by
"she brought me here"?

If I reached this place and stayed,
it was her will.

All happens according
to the will of the Virgin Mary.

This is her garden, her mountain.

- Are you filming?
- Yes.

On the Mountain?
Or here in our monastery?

- I am the son of Father Calinic.
- Really? No way!

You're kidding me!

- So he was married?
- Yes.

Stop filming me already!

Stop filming me!

Go away! Enough!

Where are you? Take this.

Come.

- Come on already!
- Put it in your pocket.

Here, take it! Behave yourself
or you won't get any!

Take this!

Stop filming me like I'm a monkey.

You keep filming me
like I'm some monkey!

- Listen, since we're having a beer--
- I'm not having a beer, I need to go.

- Why won't you listen to me?
- There's no time.

I have to do my chores.

I have to be somewhere else.

I wanted to tell you...

The reason I came here...

...is to give you some news.

- Shocking and sensational!
- Right.

- You're going to be a grandfather.
- Yes? Who's the...

Paula.

- The one you were talking to earlier?
- Yes.

- Where is she?
- At home, in Piatra.

- I mean studying or--
- She graduated.

- And doing what?
- Having a baby.

Yes, everyone has babies,
but what's her line of work?

Well... she just graduated.

So good to find these chairs
and have a rest.

I was hoping for
a more interesting reaction.

And when are you getting married?

- What for? So I can get divorced?
- What kind of answer is that?

Well...

What kind of example did I have?
Both me and her, poor thing.

- Her parents divorced, too, and--
- Let's go.

Don't you dare leave that can here.

What I am, you will be,
what you are, I used to be.

Look...

Here are all.

So there are no cemeteries
on Athos, only ossuaries?

Yes.

- Will you end up here?
- If I die here, I will.

As God and the Virgin Mary decide.

Let's go.

Do you like it?

Son...

Here, I brought you some tea.

Original, local sage tea.

With chestnut jam.

From where you're standing,
you can't see everything.

Wasn't it easier back in Romania?

No.

At the nuns' convent,
one had more freedom,

but this is something else.

Here, one sees beyond appearances.

But you can judge for yourself.

Away from all that...

...confusion.

But don't you miss your children,
your family?

Isn't it "Leave your parents,
children, wife, and follow Me"?

- I don't know, is it?
- Christ says it.

That's what Christ, our Saviour,
said to His disciples.

Well, He says a lot, but not all of it
is easy to follow.

Can anyone do everything He says?
No one can, right?

So, since you became a monk,
you haven't missed anyone?

Look up there, a plane is passing!
It's flying over Mount Athon.

See it?

Let's get you away
from all these mosquitoes.

Let's go.

- A gift!
- What is it?

You brought me a headlamp?

Yes, it's a good one.

I heard some animals
and ran for the headlamp.

The jackals!

What have you discovered?

Ursa Major, Ursa Minor...

How does it know
the names of all these?

Take your phone.

Please install this app
on my phone too.

You know why we carry these sticks?

Do you think it's useful or useless?

- To scare off the vipers.
- Exactly!

See, I got it.
I guessed it. I'm a smart boy.

- No idea who I take after.
- No idea, he says.

Father, do it like this!

Not like a doggy,
move it from the shoulder!

Stretch your arms!

Get them up.

That's it! Higher!

Move your legs to stay afloat.
Right! Legs and arms, good!

And your legs.

Keep going!

Put some oomph in it!

- I'll crash into the rocks!
- No you won't.

I'm so fast!

Good Lord and Virgin Mary,
you're making me laugh!

It feels so good!

See what a great teacher he is?

I'm coming in,
so you can teach me too.

- Teach you what?
- Swimming.

You said you could swim.

Me, teach you?

Move your arms!

Great!

I've never used flippers before.

- Do those help?
- Yes, they help you move forward.

You advance faster.

Don't risk going further, stay here!

You're not that good a swimmer.

- How do you know?
- I just do.

How would you know
how good a swimmer I am?

I wanted to give you the news in person
but you didn't really react.

Well, son...

What was I supposed to do,
jump up, cry out?

It is what it is.

In the monastery, we must...
we must forget the world.

I'm glad you came, yes.
I'm glad of the news, too.

May you always be happy
and stay together.

-I grew up without a father, so--
-It was just the way it was.

I moved on with my life,
you moved on with yours.

I'm glad you did good for yourself,

fulfilled yourself.

I need to keep to my own.

- I wanted to understand you better.
- Nothing to understand.

You know what I think.

I work for my own salvation,
who knows how long I have left.

I have my duties to fulfil.

The day is for my chores,
the night is for holy service.

That's the way it is for monks.

I need to know what happened
so I don't repeat it.

- To learn from it.
- I don't want to turn back time.

Ever.

It's no use.

There's nothing to discuss.

It's over and gone.

That's it.

Let there be love in the family,
love your woman and child,

always remember they are waiting
for you back home.

That's what family is all about.

Love. Love your fellow.

You could tell that
to anyone, in a sermon.

- I'm not holding a sermon.
- How about something for me?

It is for you!
It's all about honesty and love.

Without love, there is nothing.

That's it, the most practical advice.

Was that your problem?

Stop that. I won't comment.

- I have no one else to ask.
- No comment.

These mosquitoes won't let me be!

It's a sign: they don't bite me.

I'll be going. I have work to do,
I have problems.

I have my chores.

I'm glad I saw you, I'm glad you came.

I hope you liked it here.

I offered you all I could.

I liked it here, but I was hoping
to understand you better.

You could have asked me
all this years ago.

- But now I will be a father.
- Very well.

As you managed until 33,

you'll manage in the future, too.

Isn't it a sin to have children
only to abandon them?

Stop opening old wounds, it's no use.

Read the Scriptures and you will see.
You can figure it out for yourself.

It's time to go.

I'm glad we saw each other,

I'm glad you came this far.

You've achieved your goal,
now we're enjoying this...

this beautiful, blessed evening,

with clear skies and silence

and this amazing sunset.

Tomorrow is another day,
you're going home,

have a safe trip, all the best.

Raise your children and family
with love.

Bye.

- Need me to stand like this or just go?
- Go.

Alright.

What have you got there?

This?

It's a four-leaf clover.

Let me see.

The second four-leaf clover
I've ever found.

I just found another one!

Grandma, I found another one!

Grandma?

I've just found another one!

- What does it mean?
- Put it near your breast.

Near my breast?!

I'll be scandalously lucky.

Don't say that!

- I didn't mean it as--
- It's no good.

I didn't mean it in a bad way.

Come here for the photo.

- I need to wipe my hands.
- Go and wipe.

You'll be a great-grandmother.

- Do you understand?
- Yes, I'm not that stupid.

Your problem, not mine.

- You think it's a problem?
- That's up to you.

Why would it be a problem?

- It shouldn't be.
- You're the one who said it.

Well, I'm just saying.

It's not a problem, Grandma,
it's a baby.

Who says it's a problem?

It depends on
who makes it and who raises it.

Grandma, you'll be a great-grandma,
on Andrei's side.

Do what?!

You'll have a great-grandchild
from Andrei.

I'm so happy!

I don't want to die now,
I want to keep living!

I want to hug the baby,
the sweet little dear!

They will have a baby!

That's great!

See?

Good Lord!

We have six great-grandchildren, right?
This one makes seven!

Indeed!

But you really should get married.

Sure, we'll see about that.

That's wonderful, dearest.
This is too much!

It's too much joy!

- Could I do a dance?
- Sure.

I need to do the choreography.

You'd put it in the film
and I'd be all...

To have my artistic moment, you know?

In case I still become
an actress after this.

With a baby.

So people can see
the artistic potential, not just...

You'll get your artistic scene,
anyway.

Yes, the birth!

"Wow, look at those birthing skills!"

I keep having this feeling the universe
is playing a bad joke on me.

How so?

I am used to things being...

...to things being really bad.

To never feeling alright.

- And?
- And now I'm alright.

And I keep feeling
like something bad will happen.

Just because I'm alright.

Hey, you've had your hard times,
now it's time for the good ones!

Right.

Is she moving?

First appearance on camera!

And a soul

That is wonderful

And pure

Like the snowflakes falling.

She was... she is

My whole life

She is

My whole life

And her name is

Ana Sofia!

Such a simple name!

I think my hands aren't soft enough

and I'll hurt her when I pick her up.

And...

I have all sorts
of stupid problems like that.

Interaction with the subject.

I feel so unprepared.

So you're not scared of giving birth,
but of what comes after?

That I won't be a good mother.

Why wouldn't you be a good mother?

Because I don't know
what a good mother is.

I'm afraid, too.
It must be even worse for you.

- You're afraid?
- Yes.

You never said it before.

Now I'm a little less afraid.

How so?

Because you're afraid.

One of us has to be the...

You'll end up encouraging me.

That will do me good.

But I'm sorry that you're afraid.

- You're sure it's focused?
- Yes.

On my eye?

Yes.

So tell us, Andrei,
how are you preparing for fatherhood?

Can I have my camera back?

- Is that where we bathed last summer?
- Yes, in that foam.

Look at that!

Feel like taking a power bath?

Look!

Why do you keep filming,
who do you send it to?

I just want to keep the memory.

The Old Man and the Sea.

This is what hermits live on.
Only what they can grow.

- Would you like that?
- Of course!

- You would?!
- Yes.

Christ our Lord, bless this food
and us, Your humble servants.

Now and forever
and unto the ages of ages.

Amen.

What have you prepared?
What's on the menu?

Fried potatoes and some fish fillet.

And whatever else was around.

Let's eat, stop the camera.
Filming won't feed you.

Then we'll go up to the church.

Hear that? It's our local wind.

- This whistling sound?
- Yes.

When you hear this wind in the film,

you'll think it's not even real.

- How so?
- It sounds fake.

- How?
- It sounds exaggerated.

That's just how it sounds.

It sounds as if it's inside your head.

Wives, submit yourselves unto
your own husbands, as unto the Lord.

For the husband is the head
of the wife,

as Christ is the head of the church.

I don't agree with that.

...as He is the saviour
of the body of the Church.

That part about the husband
being the head of the wife

needs some updating.

- Why?
- We're all equal!

That's the opinion of those
European laws,

but it's not...

Now it's all the same, man or woman,
now everyone has rights,

now it's all jumbled up
and no one knows what is what anymore.

Do you think you've run away
from something,

or tried to repair wrongs
by becoming a monk?

We do wrong every moment,
every day of our lives.

We always sin.

What about you, are you perfect?

- No.
- See?

When will you repent and regret it?

It's one thing to regret,
another to become a monk.

So what,
we each choose our own path.

It's like me asking you
how you ended up acting.

- I'm not an actor, I make films.
- Films, sound, whatever.

You liked it, you did it...

What should I do to make sure
I don't go away too?

Why would you go away?
You're just starting out.

Yes, but...

I can't help worrying
that it won't work.

Oh, nonsense!

What's that supposed to mean,
"it won't work"?

When you only have
negative examples...

- I'm a nega tive example?
- Well, you disappeared.

I disappeared?! Really now!

Let's not remember how I "disappeared".

We divided our things
and went our own way.

- But it's not the children's fault.
- Why are you asking me?

You were asked
who you wanted to stay with.

- Remember that?
- No.

- There you have it.
- You asked us?

O Christ, our God,
You have revealed Yourself

and have enlightened the world,
glory to You.

When you, O Lord,
were baptized in the Jordan,

the worship of the Trinity
was made manifest.

Give me that.

I didn't do this part.

Done.

The all-seeing eye!

I wish.

Father, where are we going?

With the help of God,
to the mountaintop.

- Is it hard?
- It's not easy.

Look up to see
how much is left to climb.

I offer you the chance
of climbing Mount Athon.

Need help?

Have a seat on my bag.

- It says "Capture" here.
- That means it's rolling.

The peak is hidden by mist.

- What are you doing?
- Sending something.

That panoramic photo?

Ask my sister to send it to Paula,
my phone's dead.

So she doesn't worry.

That's the peak.

We haven't reached it,
because of the mist.

- And the snow's deep.
- Hip deep snow.

- The Father in the Mist!
- The Father on the Mountain.

"In the mist", it has two meanings.

- And "father" has a double meaning.
- You and your double meanings!

Pack up and let's go,
the mist is back.

- Let's go.
- Pack it up.

Are you open for guests?

Honoured to receive you!
I'll even make a fire.

Dad, come here for a minute.

Go.

The picture is getting foggy.

I've always wanted to ring the bells.

Had to come all this way...

- Ouzo?
- It's an anti-perspirant.

Highly effective.

If it could only warm my feet!

You know what?

Shall I heat some water
for your legs?

Don't worry.

This is our first trip together.

It's true.
We never went anywhere.

You'll buy me a bike,
we're sharing this trip...

We're starting to make up.

But my time for that is running out.

We each have our own things to do.

- I'll go on trips with...
- With a stroller.

With a stroller, yes.

Lord, have mercy,
Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy.

Glory to the Father and the Son
and the Holy Spirit.

Our Father, Who art in Heaven,
hallowed be Thy Name.

Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done
on earth as it is in Heaven.

Give us our daily bread this day,

And forgive us our trespasses as we
forgive those who trespass against us.

And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from the evil one.

For Thine is the kingdom,
and the power, and the glory,

now and forever
and unto the ages of ages.

Amen.

I'm going back home,

to my family.

Very good.

It's only normal
to go home to your family.

Make sure you get married.
With all the due rites.

Why is that so important to you?

Saint Peter the Apostle says:

"They who live unmarried
live in lechery."

It's a sin,
your children could be born sick.

Many things could happen.

But a child is...

A child is love, it's God.

It is written: "The sins of the parents
will fall upon the offspring."

That's another thing
I don't find normal.

- I know you don't.
- So I'm carrying your sins?

I carry them myself.

But they are passed on
up to the seventh generation.

Parents, grandparents,
great-grandparents.

Then I'm bearing your sins too!

Yours, your grandfather's,
your mother's, your grandmother's...

- But not yours?
- Well, everyone's.

I was away working
for a year and a half,

I came back home
and found everything changed.

You remember when
I came back, right?

- Don't you?
- Weren't you divorced already?

It was still ongoing.

- Remember what you told me?
- What?

"This is Mum's place,
what are you doing here?"

I saw that other
children had a father--

-Yes, but I--
-You weren't there.

Didn't I tell you why I left?

I had nowhere to stay.

- You didn't even pay alimony.
- I did, son.

- You did?
- I did, I was sending it by post.

So she couldn't
take me to court for it.

- I thought you didn't.
- We all remember what we want.

For example, I remember...

when you split everything,

my sister hid some vinyls--

I didn't take a single spoon!

- You two split things half and half.
- Nonsense, I had no place for them!

- I'm done discussing this!
- I remember I hid your old spyglass.

- So you wouldn't take it.
- As if I needed it!

Do what with it? Stargazing?

Take up astronomy?

Do you still have it?

Do you still have my spyglass?

Would you look at that!
Is it still any good?

Who would have thought?
My old spyglass!

- Is it still functional?
- One part is wobbly.

- This one?
- No, the other.

It shows things that are far away.

See?

Surprise!

It brings things so close!

Almost too close.

This...

This spyglass
is important to me too.

I feel like...

...like it was all I
had left from you.

I took nothing!

I own nothing, I had no place
to move things into.

Imagine suddenly
being cut off from all of you.

I suffered so, so much.

My daughter, your sister,
was my life and soul.

You can't imagine
the pain in my heart,

not being able to share
my joys with her.

She suffered, and I did too.

- I was far away and--
- What about me?

What could I do? You were little.
Maybe you didn't even...

Maybe you didn't even
understand things.

You didn't and you never will.

Did something happen,
or did things just add up?

What?

The reason why you went away.

Didn't I tell you
your mother locked me out?

I had to find work in Israel
to save up to buy a home.

I lived there for a year and a half
and I couldn't make it.

I didn't make enough money so
I went back for another six months.

Meanwhile, my father died
and I missed his funeral.

- I was there.
- I know.

- And I fainted.
- So I heard.

Was there anything more serious
you're not telling me?

The past is in the past.
Your mother is gone, I pray for her.

No point in dwelling on the past.

Where she is now, she knows...
We know... God knows.

It's left a mark, as a darker,
stained page that we turned.

- I haven't turned it yet!
- Then do it.

- That's why I came here.
- What do you want me to say?

Tell you I'm guilty?

Take all the blame?

Will that be it?

- I only want the truth.
- I said all I had to say.

I remember she managed a bakery.

After the fall of Communism,
the place got privatised.

She and a guy each got
half of the business.

From then on, the disaster started.

She lost money, she was suffering,
she needed capital.

She came to depend on an engineer...
There was more. But it's all gone.

- What engineer?
- An engineer...

He was making the payments.

How did she depend on him?

He signed all the checks
for her bakery.

Sometimes it broke my heart
that I couldn't be with you two,

enjoy things with you two.

But there's nothing to do about it.
Nothing.

It hurts,

but it turns out pain can be soothed.

Over time.

At least in one's old age,
if not in one's youth.

First time I came here, I left upset
because you didn't tell me anything.

- You gave me no comfort.
- I couldn't reopen that book then.

It was all in the past.

I didn't want to revisit it.

It wasn't meant to be. I'm sorry,
I regret it had to be this way.

But it's good that God chose this way.

It's true, we haven't ended up so badly.

- Exactly!
- Neither did you.

I could have remarried or something,

I could have turned to drinking...

Let me see!

- Remember? It was winter.
- Show it.

It was winter and it was snowing.

This one here was Constantin.

Now I'm Calinic.

See, there was love, I held you
and enjoyed what we had.

You can't say I didn't care for you.

What a man!

And look at me now.

But I've ended up quite well,
Lord be praised.

Hear that! The semantron!

That's it! Time to go to church!

Thank you for the spyglass,
buy yourself a bike when you go back.

Let there always be love between you
two, never hate, envy or meanness.

Once that settles in,
it all starts to crumble.

Suspicion worms its way in,
and that's not good.

Don't allow it to happen to you too.

God bless you, be well.

But please, it's better
not to keep this recording.

It's such an old story

that your recording
will come out all blurry.

- We'll see what God decides, won't we?
- Yeah, God's will...

When the recording didn't work,
you said it was God's will.

In the end...
It's up to us to make things work.

God bless.

A small cross, see?

Like it?

And a little bracelet.

So you can bring home gifts.

I just wanted to say...

My child won't be able to visit Grandpa,
since she's a girl.

Then make a boy too,
so he can come visit me.

Assuming I'll still be here.

Anyway, it's the last time
we meet before I become a father.

You are already a father.

Then you are already a grandfather.

I can still see you a little.

I can't see you anymore.

We're having a baby!

No, baby, you won't faint!

- You think so?
- Yes.

I feel like fainting
just thinking about it.

"Ignore it and it will go away."
That's what my mum always told me.

You're so cute.

Thank you.

Good thing you opened the window,

I can hear the cars outside
while I have these contractions,

and it reminds me that
the world keeps going,

people are minding their own lives.

- Though it feels apocalyptic to you.
- Exactly!

As a father, I have the same feeling.

You do?

Like the planet has stopped
and it's just the two of us, here.

Meanwhile, you think about
eating the best chocolate ever,

and drinking a glass of wine,

eating some French fries.

God, that was so painful!

God, it...

Keep it there.

One more time, even harder.

Done, open your mouth and breathe.

- Stop pushing.
- Take deep breaths.

Breathe through your mouth.

Breathe.

Paula, look there!

- She's saying "I'm here."
- My love!

- My love!
- Welcome, Ana.

Mama's love!

Well done!

At times like this I think
I could be a pretty good father.