All language subtitles for Kreola 1993

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It was really great.

- You're fantastic.
- Thanks.

Here's my address.

So long.

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Darling.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

I'll go according to plan.

Not bad.

You look great.

- Thanks.
- Bye, Creanna.

Ciao.
Try to have a nice trip.

I'll try.
Good luck.

I need it.

Another conquest?

No.

I'm not sure. I know that look.

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It really is beautiful.

Yeah, well, I think
the atmosphere is weird here.

There's something in the air.

It's extremely erotic.

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I feel strange all of a sudden.

Really?

I hope the hotel's near.

I'm almost there.

Ah, it's beautiful.

You're right.

You just cannot imagine what
it was like to do it here, you know?

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I guess he means he had a good time.

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You got room in there for me?

You get some to get this off.

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Go for it.

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Hi.

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Hey, Kreola.

Ah, Joe.

Hi.
How's it going?

Any news?

No, nothing yet.

I can't find anyone who
recognizes her name or her picture.

I'm sorry.

I know.

Good luck.

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I thought you'd never get here.

You seem like an eternity.

I'm waiting for you.

I'm unable to hold you.

Trying to remember your body.

The softness of your...

warmth.

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Yes.

Yes.

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Yes.

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What is it?

Hey.

I don't know what it is.

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Maybe it's been too long.

Maybe I'm out of practice.

Maybe I don't
match up to your imagination.

Oh.

Much better than I could ever imagine.

So what's all the fuss?

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Now that's more like it.

Where are you taking me tonight?

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Will you place the
same number of them down?

Sure.

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Bless your debts,
ladies and gentlemen.

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Debts, please, ladies and gentlemen.

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Hey.
Excuse me.

Have you ever seen this girl?

No, I'm sorry.

Never seen her before in my life.

You got an offer to
make for the children of the sun?

Okay. Here, will that do?

Sure.

Keep the literature.

That might help you spiritually.

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Are you trying to get me drunk?

Well, it's not a bad idea.

Twist my arm.

Let's see.

I'm not mistaken.

That man sitting over there is
the one you spoke to at the airport.

Could we understand the thing?

So it is.

Can he make love to you?

No, he's got other things to worry about.

He's looking for his fiancé.

That's why he's here.

And how do you lose him?

It's an interesting story.

I adore interesting stories.

Mm.

Just think.

They were going to get married.

And not long before the wedding,

she went on holiday
with some friends from work.

And they came here to Santa
Domingo as part of the package deal.

And when it was time
to leave, she disappeared.

Come on. Really?

Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Just up and deserted the others?

Apparently.

She never contacted anyone.

But he's convinced
she's still here somewhere.

It's quite possible.

The tropics can do funny things,

especially to anyone who's
been under some kind of stress,

the misery and anguish of living
in what we laughingly call civilization.

Taxes, overworked
crime, pollution, traffic.

This music can make you think again.

And besides, who knows?

She might have met a guy she liked more.

You know, simple islander.

Oh, come on.

That's only in fiction.

Love is everywhere.

If it's there, it's there.

If it's not, it's not.

Mm-hmm. Be nice to the guy.

Wouldn't hurt if
you asked him to join us.

Don't you think he'd be very lonely?

A way to talk to him?

Okay.

Marco?

How are you?

This is my husband, I think.

I know.

Very kind of you.

Would you like something for me?

Would you like something to drink?

Yeah, I'll have what you're having.

Whatever it is.

How's the search going?

Did I find anything yet?

No, I'm afraid nothing much yet.

But they remember seeing her around.

I'm sure that
sooner or later I'll find her.

Well, I sure hope you do.

You two carry on. Excuse me.

I'll be right back.

Where are you going?

I have to make a
telephone call to New York.

My magazine editor
wants that weekly report.

Well, that was rather sudden, wasn't it?

Let's dance.

I'm not too good at dancing.

Just let the music do the work.

I'm not going to dance.

I'm going to dance. You
know, I haven't danced in years.

Well, we're going to have
to make up for a lot of time then.

Yeah.

Listen, Kreola, maybe we
should go back to the table, huh?

Why? Your dancing is...

Great.

Come on, listen up.

I feel uncomfortable.

Well, no need.

What is it?

I don't know. It's just
that Durandie could be watching us.

Well, the truth is that I'm
doing it so that he can watch us.

Let's keep dancing
like this. Like lovers, okay?

- You mean that he...
- Yes.

It's his way of loving me.

He likes to watch
and thinks I don't know.

- That's ridiculous.
- Yeah, I know.

But you see, I love
him and I'll do anything.

He likes to think I'm quite faithful.

Please help me.

I understand, Kreola.

You know, love can be a strange thing.

(SINGING)

The light is not the best, but...

We shall do what we can.

It's a beautiful
island, an absolutely amazing place.

Full of surprises.

But you told me you'd never been here.

Well, Brian told me such a lot about it.

I feel like I know it by heart.

It's in the form of a turtle,

a turtle sleeping on
the surface of the ocean.

Is it true that
turtles only make love once a year?

Yeah.

And you better start praying that...

you don't end up
reincarnated as a turtle.

Huh? Huh?

Sometimes you're a real asshole.

(LAUGHS)

Oh, for God's sake.

I was joking.

Kill me. What a work.

What's wrong? Are you nervous?

Huh? What is it? Are you uptight?

Maybe. I don't know.

I feel strange.

In this boat.

That man up there.

Haven't you noticed? He
hasn't said a word since we left.

We hired him to keep up a
conversation with us, all right?

Look at him. Look at him.

The hat, his face. He's a pirate.

I've been told he's a very good sailor,

honest and completely
trustworthy who knows these islands.

He looks like he doesn't watch.

He appears to be
uncommonly interesting to you

for somebody who never bought soap.

Like it?

What a place.

Guaranteed primitive.

Yeah.

Hey, it's wide open.

There's no key. Nobody likes doors here.

Looks like Florida.

Look at its appointment.

- We said $100, right?
- Uh-huh.

This is two. Keep it.

One's enough.

Adios.

Uh, is it far to the fishing village?

500 meters.

Down that way.

Okay.

I'm going to go to the village.

Okay. I prefer to stay here.

Whatever you like.

I can't wait to take a swim.

Go ahead. See you later.

All right.

So long, I...

Bye.

[music]

- Hi.
- Hi.

Well, say you came at last.

[music]

I love you, Leon.

All I want is to be with you.

As long as that's all you ask.

Sorry, Leon, but...

All I want
is to know you really love me.

Hi there.

Hello, sonny.

Wait. Good morning.

Good morning.

Hey, Mr. Njos.

No, thanks.
Hey, let me take a picture.

That's it.

Thank you.

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Uh...

Good morning, Consuelo.

What can I do for you today?

I've got an empty
refrigerator to load up.

I'll bring you a few drinks.

For instance,
would you like some alcohol,

or would you prefer some soft drinks?

Well, a little of both.

I won't be long.

[music]

Here are some bottles.

Uh, who's that woman there?

A very well-known American writer.

Jo Ann Sullivan?

I know her.

The two of us were at the same school.

I think I'll say hello.

Jo Ann?

Who is it?

You remember Andy the Nerd?

Oh, Andy the Nerd.

Oh, my God.

Is it really you?

Uh-huh.

How are you?

Fine.
Great to see my old valedictorian.

Great to see you.

What are you doing here?

Oh, I'm taking pictures for a magazine.

Oh, fantastic.
Come and sit down.

What are you doing?

Escaping, but don't ask me from what.

Bix, I don't know.

Maybe from myself.

Well, I imagine
you're writing something now?

Chex, that's all.

As long as the cash lasts.

How do you spend
your time if you don't write?

Gymnastics. And I drink.

I tend the garden.
I read.

Don't you like long for New York at all?

No.

America is in an
advanced state of decomposition, Andy.

Like the whole of the West.

It's no good.

I have no nostalgia.

Only for company, that's all.

Here there aren't any.

Men that I like.

That's probably a good thing.

I like everything
sophisticated, complicated.

I suppose I'm in a crisis.

Is that a plea for help, I hear?

Oh, come on.
It wasn't a proposition.

I see.

Well, in that case,
I'll offer you a proposition.

What kind?

Like I tell you,
I'm working for a magazine.

I'm doing a story on this island.

And you know it pretty well.

- Yes, I do.
- You could help me.

Whenever you want.
My pleasure.

Great.

Hi.

You scared me.

Forgive me.

Of course I did.

I just ran into Jo Ann Sowell.

Who's she?

Destiny's child, loving the tropics.

I should know that.

Now, Valettes, you may not like her
tall tails a lot, but she's a bright girl.

Huh.

She good looking?

Interesting, yes.

She your type?

No, not more than yours.

Who is?

You.

[music]

Here comes the food.

Good. We can try the local cuisine.

Here it is, the chef's special.

Mmm.

Mmm.

Enjoy your food.

That's tardic.

Oh, that looks good.

Consuelo's such an extrovert.

She's always bright and sunny.

She's just my opposite.

I like her.

She's already had the
cream of the young men on the island.

Hmm?

If I could only get
used to going to bed so easily.

Yes.

It's knowing how to start it up.

Yeah. A warm-up.

It's simplest to
make it with someone you know.

The first step's taken already.

Are you making advances?

I'm attempting to find you an answer.

I don't think Kreola
thinks it's such a good idea.

I'm not. It might be
more fun if we didn't leave her out.

Since when's three in the crowd?

Oh, Andy, come on.

I thought you were emancipated,

but you're still stuck in the 70s.

Sex, lib, dreaming.

Hmm, that's all to add.

You disappoint me.

[laughs]

[music]

Yeah, he's very at
home here in this setting.

Been here long, you know?

Only a few years, but it's as if he was.

The girl arrived a
few months ago, that's all.

Oh, not bad.

Oh, you'll dance almost like a native.

Is she his woman?

His steady date.

She sits all day and waits for him.

I believe she's Italian.

Poor thing. Came here on
vacation, took one look and got stuck.

Stuck on him.

Hey, maybe that person is the girl
that Air Steward was so desperately seeking.

You said she's Italian?

Yes, why?

But then, it must be her
on the plane I met her boyfriend.

He came here to look for him.

You'll go back empty handed, I'm sure.

Leon is like a drug.

He doesn't conquer, he dominates.

Your friend had better
resign himself to losing him.

I hope he doesn't find her.

It's like I said, this is
what's to put evil spells on sexy girls.

Poor guy.

He must love that girl
a lot to come all this way.

Since you feel so sorry for the
poor guy, why don't you give him a hand?

Me?

Yeah, he's a savage.

It'd be terribly easy
for you to make an ope like that.

You know, come chasing
after you like a beast in heat.

He's a womanized, and your
friend would get back his girlfriend.

Have you gone haywire?

I think it's a
magnificent idea, don't you?

It's a little risky.

What, you mean I'm not a loser?

I trust Kreola, I completely joined.

Besides, you'll just have to fake it.

Right? Go on, ask
him to dance. Have a heart.

Hey, look, have you finished?

I've had enough. I'm gonna go.

This music's getting on my nerves.

Sorry.

I wasn't serious.

I was a joke.

I love you, Andy.

I love you more than
anything else in the world.

Me too.

I love you too.

God. It's okay.

If you're tired, it's happened before.

It'll pass.

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[static]

[grunting]

No!

Don't leave me!

Don't! You're hurting me!

Don't leave me alone!

Put me down, you...

Don't hurt me!

Vos!

It's a good thing you came.

I guess I should say thanks.

You don't have to.

Thanks, Henry.

You know, you
should go around by yourself.

It's asked and
patrolled, especially dressed like that.

I can't have any fun shot in a bungalow.

It's your life. Do what you want.

What are you doing?

Offering you a little hospitality.

Have a drink.

Thank you.

Kreola?

You there?

Kreola?

Kreola?

Kreola?

Kreola?

Have you seen Kreola?

No.

There's no sign of her on the
beach.

The bungalow's empty.
She's disappeared.

She's probably gone
off exploring the island.

I expect you're right.
Thanks, Ms. Weller. Ciao.

Where the hell have you
been? I looked all over for you.

I got bored here all along, so
I took off to look around, all right?

Well, you'd have had
more fun if you'd been with me.

Jo Ann knows the
island like the back of her hand.

I took some magnificent pictures.

Things I'd never have found without her.

- Andy.
- Yeah?

I gotta tell you
something. Go ahead, shoot.

Let's go away from here.

Why, something the matter?

Yeah. Let's go away.

We can't yet. I still have photos to do.

Besides, I got a little money in advance.

I can't let the magazine down.
I'd never work again.

No way. Forget it.

Well, I can't
forget it. I want to go away.

I want to go back to America.

You're not being reasonable.

I know, but I can't
stay here another minute.

I suppose it's my fault, huh?

No, of course not.

It'll be all right again soon, I swear.

No, it's... There's nothing to
do with you. I don't know. It's just...

Look, I'm counting
on the erotic atmosphere of

this place to do the
trick, and I'm sure it will.

It's only a question of time. I know it.

All you have to do is be patient.

Just a little
longer. We'll be happy again.

And then...

I'm going to be able to
give you what you need so badly.

Everything okay, folks?

Oh, yes, thank you.

I could get addicted to
this.

Fine, Consuelo. Thanks.

Food is the only
healthy vice. What about sex?

Right. But who remembers that anymore?

One day I guess I'll get another chance.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Care for a drink?

No, not for me.

Now come.

One needs a good
motive to get drunk, but I

guess I'm the only
one who hasn't got one.

Does that mean you think I have one?

Mm?

Creola. What is
this?

The game of truth?

No one ever tells the truth.

Even jokingly, I don't know why you
two should be a flagrant couple of exceptions.

Of course you include
yourself in that sweeping statement.

Don't you tell the truth?

I don't know, but I'm trying to.

Since I quit writing that crap
about love, I've stopped looking for it.

(SIGHS)

It's a broken heart, Sully.

I'm sorry. It's a broken heart, Sully.

I was sure you'd come.

You were.

Mm-hmm. You want to
make love with me again?

Yes.

Well, not today.

What are you afraid of?
That your woman will find out?

Well, answer me.

Iris doesn't enter into
this, and I decide when I make love.

(SIGHS)

Are you quite sure you
don't want to come with us?

No. I prefer to
stay here and keep this way.

Okay.

I'll try not to be late.

Bye.

Hey, I'm always right.

It's not true.

(SIGHS)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

It's exactly four hours.

What? Have we been driving around?

Since you made a sound.

Sorry, Jo Ann, but the
places you've shown me have been so...

so dazzling that I was so busy to talk.

You forgot to mention Kreola.

She's the real reason for this.

Oh, you always find the
truth, don't you? I'm desperate.

She's changed, and if I
don't get her away from this place,

I'm afraid I'm bound to lose her.

You'd better hurry or you'll be too late.

I'll take you back.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Bet you're enjoying it.

Jo Ann gave me one, too, with
a dedication. I solved my eyes out.

For a romantic novel, it's not bad.

Is a model a fun thing to be, Kreola?

I wouldn't recommend it to
my friends, but I'm not complaining.

I asked because when I was a little
girl, I dreamed of being a dancer or model.

But I ended up with overweight tits.

So you snuck away to live on an island?

Well, here at least
they appreciate my boobs.

Here comes a customer.

- It's Marco.
- You know him?

Yeah. I'm fine with him.

Hey, hi, Kreola. I
imagine bumping into you here.

Did you just get here?

Yeah. Wow, it's great.

Yes, can I help you?

Oh, I need a place to stay.

I have a vacant room here.

Fine. If it isn't too expensive.

Don't worry. It won't
bankrupt you. I'll go make your bedroom.

Okay. That's a bit of good luck.

More than you bargained for.

Listen, I have some
important news for you. Very important.

I may know where your girlfriend is.

Iris, you're the new founder.

Yeah.

Oh, God.

You.

Oh, is it?

Don't worry.

What do you want?

I came to take you back.

I'm sorry. You. Oh, yes, I am.
Don't worry. What do you want?

I came to take you back.
You made the trip for nothing.

I'm sorry.

Leon, where are you going?

I'm leaving.

But why?

You're not the one who has to leave.

Go away.

Go back where you came from.

Go on. Get out.

Leon, throw him out.

Do something.

I am.

Leon.

Leon.

Oh, God.

Damn you.
Why?

Why did you come here?

Because I still love you.

And I'm not leaving without you.

Don't you understand, Marco?

I'm no longer the girl that you knew.

Now I'm another person.

I love another man.

I'll wait.
I'm patient.

Iris, you'll get over
it once we're together again.

I'm not leaving this island without you.

[Birds chirping]

[Gasping]

[Gasping]

[Music]

Can I stay on board?

I get this straight.

This time, it must be forever.

I know.

So, stay.

[Music]

She's not at
Consuelo's. She's not on the beach.

She's gone.

There's no other explanation.

I knew it. She's gone back in the States.

How? Wearing a pareil?

Andy, look.

She hasn't gone. Her stuff's still here.

[Birds chirping]

Andy, you're not to worry.

I'm sure that Kreola will soon come back.

Do believe me.

I gotta be off now.

So long. See you at dinner?

[Music]

[Music]

Have you seen Leon?

He's seen him out of here, little guy.

[Music]

Sorry.

To the stern.

I want a word with him.

I'll leave you two together.

Wait.

What do you want?

Iris. Iris.

You got her.

You don't want Iris.

Iris is free to do what she wants.

Adios.

[Music]

[Music]

(dramatic music)

- No, it's not true.

I don't believe you.

You're only saying that
to convince me to come with you.

- I tell you, I
saw them with my own eyes.

It's true.

Forget them.

You'll suffer a little
at first, but then it'll pass.

(birds chirping)

I'll help you to forget.

- No, I don't want to forget.

- It doesn't make sense.

Why don't you believe me?

He's with someone else now.

It's over.

Don't you understand?

- He'll get tired of her quickly.

It's already happened other times.

I know him.

It's me he loves.

I'll wait.

- Oh, Christ.

(dramatic music)

(drumming)

- Get out of here and
stop bothering the customers.

So this isn't the very first?

- No, it isn't the first
time, but she came back in the past.

- Playing with fire.

- The time can be burned in the end.

- I blame myself.

My unnatural desire
to see the excitement men get

in seeing a, in seeing a naked woman.

Perverted, I guess.

I proposed it to her.

I must be an asshole.

But now she's gone for good.

- She did it cause she knew you liked it.

Not for herself.

She's not the kind of
woman who sleeps around a lot.

- Are you serious?

- Yes, I am.

Whatever she
became, must have pleased you.

She realized simply
that she had to go to bed

with other guys in
order to try to keep your interest

in her going.

And look what happened.

Fate set a trap for her.

- Oh, God.

The one who went and trapped her.

- Yep, now you're trapped.

- It started as a game, that's all.

It wasn't serious.

Games can be
dangerous to play if you don't keep

to the rules.

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

- Where can I find Consuelo?

- Back there in the kitchen.

- Thanks.

- Hey, you've forgotten?

We met one night in Santo Domingo.

I married a Kreola.

- Oh, yes.

Now I remember you.
- Hi.

- I'm, I'm sure she'll be
delighted to know you're here.

- She already knows.

But you mean to say you, you've seen her?

- Yes, not briefly.

- Yeah, but where?

You haven't said.

I have to know immediately.

- Surely you can guess.

She's on the unspoiled.

- Don't go.

Don't go.

- I have to.

(dramatic music)

(grunting)

- Hurry, please.

Hurry.

(dramatic music)

- Where can I find Leon?

Leon's gone fishing, senor.

In his boat.

- Thanks.

(dramatic music)

- Put it into the pail.

(grunting)

You know how to cook it?

- Mm-mm.

- You'll have to learn.

(dramatic music)

- Hey, what are you doing here?

- Kreola.

Kreola.

Kreola.

What do you want?

I've come to get her.

- Leon!

No, what are you doing?

- Kreola, I never
thought I would come to this.

Please, I know it's all my fault,

but please don't
humiliate yourself like this.

- It's too late.

- No, it's not too late.

It's not.

- It's too late, isn't it?

- No, it's not.

Please, we must go.

Please, we must begin again.

- I can't.

- No, don't tell
me you're gonna stay here.

Jesus, Kreola,
we're the bastard like that.

- I have no more
strength, no more desire to go on.

It's finished.

- You don't know what you're saying.

You're coming back.

- No.
- Yes.

- No.

- It can't be finished, God damn it.

- Leave me alone.

It's finished.

With Leon, I'm alive, he satisfies me.

- No, no.

- I'm terribly sorry, Andy.

Really?

- It's ridiculous.

It's ridiculous.

My life is meaningless without you.

(water splashing)

- I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to disturb you,

but I just wanted something to drink.

- No problem, really.

I don't mind having a break.

Why don't you stick around?

You might even
keep us company if you like.

- Thanks, but not tonight.

Maybe some other time.

I'm not in the best of moods.

- Oh, I'm going to do this.

I call it gin balling.

- It's a very silly game.

- Hmm?

For what?

- Thirst to calm the nerves, try it.

- Okay.

Hmm.

Okay.

Tell Mother everything.

I'm all ears.

- Look,

I have no intention of fighting with you.

You're a kind, sweet, patient.

- Get to the point.

The question is,
will she tire of that dope?

That's what you want to know.

Is that it?

- She is bound to tire of it.

She always does.

- This place plays
tricks on one sometimes.

Even I felt once, you know?

- There's no truth in all that shit.

- I surely don't need to prove it, do I?

You're up against an
example, and you know it.

It's not a person who
casts a spell on one at all,

but this island.

It intoxicates people's minds.

It may not be happiness.

God only knows happiness.

It's hard not to find anywhere.

But it's a narcotic that makes them feel

they found paradise.

- Yeah.

It's blinded even Creel.

She used to hate dirt.

The invention of
squalor made her sick for days.

- Mm-hmm.

A beurit in.

It's usual when they
eventually rebel, that's it.

They reject the
previous moral values they had,

and abandon
themselves falling into the arms

of someone like Leon.

But you see, I can't understand

how she could
learn to make love like that.

- Oh yes, you can.

- Please.

- Right, let's not say any more.

You wanna sit here all night?

- Right.

- That's not gonna do any good.

- Hey, it's a matter of
you suddenly develop morals.

- I'm as immoral as you are.

But there is such a
thing that was the right moment.

Night, it's way past my bedtime.

(somber music)

- Is it ready?

Is it cooked?

It's a time for love.

A time for food.

Now we eat.

(somber music)

(upbeat music)

(singing in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

♪ So far ♪

♪ So far ♪

- I don't know any more, Iris.

How can you humiliate yourself this way?

How can you accept all this?

- Because I love him
like I never loved anyone.

- How about us then?

- Don't I count for anything?

Perhaps you've
forgotten that we were supposed

to get married in a month.

- You don't understand, Marco.

I'm not able to leave Leon.

- My God, how is this possible?

- Go away from here.

It's useless.

I'll never give Leon up for any reason.

(singing in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

- Like a beer?

- Sure.

- It's gotta be a better life someplace.

- Right.

I wonder if all
tropic paradises are such hell.

That bastard fucks our women.

And we are here getting drunk.

If only we had any
guts, we'd do something about it.

(water splashing)

(somber music)

- Hello.

(somber music)

- Don't look at me like that.

- I was just admiring you.

- Then don't admire me that way.

- Are you alone?

- Why?

- Tomorrow morning I go.

I thought I should tell you that

I'd like to hire the boat from Leon.

I'm mad about you.

Nothing can make me change ever.

I put your things in a bag.

What do you want me to do with it?

- Whatever you want.

- What do I do?

Keep it?

- Learn it, I'm not coming back.

- You're lying.

Hey, what do you want?

(somber music)

I need you Leon, a ride to the mainland

so I can fly out to America.

I'm gonna hire the boat tomorrow morning.

Marco's also going.

And I want it to be a
party, so bring Kreola along as well.

- It's better if Kreola stays at home.

She's got work to do.

And I want
something to eat when I get back.

Anyway, it's okay.

I'll accompany you.

Don't you realize
the life you're leading?

- I'm fine here.

- Come back with me, Iris.

- No, Marco, not now, not ever.

And for heaven's
sake, don't ask me again.

Now leave me alone, I have worked.

- You win, okay.

(somber music)

(somber music)

- I hope it's enough.

- Don't worry, no
problem, it's surely more than enough.

I'm looking for Marco not here.

He left with Leon and Jo Ann.

- Oh my God, I have a terrible feeling.

He came to me this morning

and he had a
strange, evil look in his eyes.

He said some awful
things about Leon yesterday

when he was drunk.

But when I saw him
this morning, he wasn't drunk.

- Hey, what's all the mystery?

Let me in on it.

(engine rumbling)

- Shit.

(bell ringing)

There must be
something caught in the propeller.

I'm going down to have a look.

Huh?

Huh?

(glass shattering)

(dramatic music)

(bell ringing)

(grunting)

(dramatic music)

Come on, let's go.

(dramatic music)

(laughing)

(water splashing)

- Consuelo?

Have you seen Iris?

- She and Kreola
were very upset they left.

- Yeah.

- What the hell's going on?

- Nothing.

(dramatic music)

- Iris!

(dramatic music)

Iris!

(dramatic music)

(grunting)

- Stop it!

You've got no call.

- Exactly what are
you trying to do to me?

- Leon, just stop and
think of the position he's in.

That man's finished because of you.

Losing the one thing he cared about,

he risked losing his mind.

- And I risked losing my life.

- Parker didn't really mean to kill you.

It was pure desperation.

Surely even you can comprehend that.

You must have been in love
at least once in your lonely life.

So much have made a fool of you, Leon.

- No.

(dramatic music)

- It's funny, I'm
not proud of the man I see

when I look in the mirror and see myself.

But from now on, I'll be glad to say

at least I'm not like Leon.

(dramatic music)

- They must have worked themselves up

into a jealous frenzy, I'm sure of it.

I don't think they
meant to kill Leon really.

It's an ugly story.

- I never thought he would go that far.

- You're wrong about Andy.

He loves you more than
anything else in the world.

He'd do anything to
get you back, anything at all.

He's changed, you know.

- You think so?

- You see, my dear, it's my duty

to try and open your eyes.

- But my eyes are wide open.

Thanks.

Jo Ann.
I don't, I don't understand.

I love Leon and I won't leave him.

- You think you love
him, but you don't really.

You're still hurt
and angry with poor Andy

because he threw you into the arms

of that wretched animal, Leon.

You're punishing him with this affair,

but you're punishing
yourself at the same time.

What do you suppose it'll
be like in two or three years?

Still happy?

- Sounds like a banal
line from one of your books.

- Yes, it is
banal, but the truth often is,

I honestly think it's
time you took stock of your life,

Kreola, and faced up to it.

The truth may hurt
you, so you need courage.

- Hello, Andy.

(Andy groaning)

We thought,

we thought that island
would help us escape from reality.

We must accept the
place of scientists on this earth.

- Come here.

(both laughing)

- You were right, Jack.

There's magic everywhere here, kiss me.

It's in the very air.

Can't you feel it?

I know that if we stay here long,

something wonderful will happen to us.

(both laughing)

- They sink these
islands, cast a spell on lovers.

(both laughing)

- We got it all!

We got it all!

(upbeat music)