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I could almost feel his breathing.

And he was still behind me, getting closer and closer.

The cold water,

the weight of his body,

that smell, like..

Is there a phone ringing?

Oh, yeah.

Hello?

No, nothing important. Tell me.

How awful, to feel chased, cornered, violated.

You probably loved it.

Absolutely, bitch.

All my lives have been so intense, seriously.

Once I was an Italian nun.

Very close to that family, with the Pope..

- The Borgias? - Yes.

Come on, Pato.

You can all laugh, but what I experienced

with that stud in the woods

helped me understand myself better.

- And the same happened to Paolo. - No!

Paolo, you also met a stud?

Yes, but I was very young.

- Cheers! - Cheers!

- There's cake! - Cake, Carito.

- Wait for Ernesto, please. - Yes.

You need to negotiate and get everything.

You have to bleed them dry, then it's good business.

If you can do that, I'll worship you.

Is everything all right?

We're going to cut the cake.

If you can do that, forget what I said.

I'll kill you, I'll kiss you.

For you, sweetie. Hope you're very happy.

Happy anniversary!

Yes, in this life and in all future lives.

- Cheers! - Cheers!

Hello? Yes.

Does it always ring at key moments?

I'm on my way.

My apologies, there's an emergency. I'll be back in 15 minutes.

The Chinese.

No, no. Let's wait for him to come back.

- Thanks. - Yes, madam.

Pato is right. In India they believe in reincarnation.

In this life we pay for what we did before,

and earn karma for the next one.

Maria.

Maria.

- Were you drinking? - Sweetie, I'm glad you're back.

What time is it?

Late. Blame it on the Chinese.

But we got 4 cents less per item.

And that makes me happy.

That's good, baby.

Yes.

- Jouna just left. - Good, sweetie. We missed you.

Did Patricia keep talking nonsense?

What was it? Past lives?

And what about her new model?

Ronaldinho number 4.

Poor girl, she's looking for romance

in teenage affairs.

That's it.

Three hours sleep. No way.

Rest well.

Good night.

MEXICO CITY

All this about the Chinese...

I don't believe it.

You're making up stuff, stop over thinking.

You don't look ok.

Sweetie, if it looks like a duck, smells like a duck

and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

- And I'm not talking about me. - Of course not.

Don't mind her.

My intuition has never failed.

Except with the Argentinean that emptied my house.

And the guy, that was a girl.

And the Colombian guy, that once he had his visa...

Enough! Stop it.

Let's just say intuition isn't perfect.

This is.

What is it?

I'm not hiring a detective.

Then, this.

No, no, no.

Definitely not a lawyer.

Do it.

Worried? No, no.

You can worry.

I'm Ernesto del Valle, my role is to be the owner.

Your role is to be an employee.

Your documents, sir. Can I get you anything else?

Hi, Pablo.

I'm Maria. How are you?

- Fine. - Fine?

It's late.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Good morning, sir.

- And the Chinese? - Boring and ugly.

But we will sign the agreement soon,

and we will be the best in the business.

That's great.

We could start this business, then.

Again with that, Maria?

We still have so many things to do.

What things?

Travel.

And this course you wanted...

- The history one, sir. - The history course, exactly.

Sweetie.

Give me a date, please.

What's the oldest a woman can get pregnant?

36, 40 years of age.

Maria, lots of time left.

Madonna had a child at 42, didn't she?

42 years old?!

You're going to be a granny.

It does have some perks.

Grandparents enjoy kids more.

My mum is delighted about Christopher.

Stop it.

It's good to have friends like you. I don't need enemies.

You should make me feel better.

You don't need that.

You need to find out what relationship you and Ernesto had

- in a previous life. - Still with that?

A double espresso,

- steaming hot. - Sure.

Pato, wake up. Nobody believes in regressions,

you're the only one.

Me.

And her.

You?

I can't believe it!

What's going on?

The sceptical one, looking for Tarzan.

Of course not, I have my Tarzan.

It was only curiosity.

What happened?

Nothing, when the lady...

Certified therapist.

When the certified therapist took me to "another life",

I fell asleep.

Which isn't weird.

If her previous life was as interesting

as this one, it could happen.

What else happened?

I woke up well rested, like my brain had been to a spa,

but nothing crazy.

See? There's nothing to fear.

Regressions, me? Never.

Take a deep breath.

And... wake up.

Maria?

Wake up.

Maria!

Come back!

Maria.

What's that, sweetheart?

Maria, are you ok?

Maria, please answer. Are you ok?

Answer my question.

Come on.

Maria, calm down!

Maria?

Great, she is in the jungle.

Maria, please, answer me. Look at it, focus.

Very good. That's it.

Come on.

Maria, please, calm down.

Let's breathe together.

And you'll come back to the present time.

I won't charge you for this session.

One, two, three. Come back!

Maria!

What have you done to her?

- What have you done? - I didn't do anything!

Suddenly, she lost her mind.

Where is she?

I don't know.

Calm down, Maria.

Sweetie.

- She's stuck! - Stuck?

Yes!

Stuck.

Maria.

Where are you?

Where?

Who is Mrs. Luisa?

What's wrong with her? What's wrong with her?

Call an ambulance, please.

Pick up, pick up.

Maria, it's me, Patricia.

Can you hear me?

Look for the light.

Isabel!

She's about to faint.

Isabel, come here!

Do something.

Do something!

What are you doing? Are you crazy?

She's not breathing!

Maria.

Give her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

Come on!

You're a certified therapist!

I take her to other lives, but I can't save her!

With Dr. Rodriguez, please.

It's an emergency!

We can't give you a better price.

I think you can. I'll show you why.

Just a minute, please.

Take a seat.

You'll see.

We're talking about a large amount.

Not quite 500, but over 4000.

Why don't you think again...

Yes?

Excuse me?

If it's 4000, we can talk about the price.

I'm glad to hear that.

We can talk again in a couple of days.

My guard will take you to your hotel. I'm glad we could talk.

I'm really glad.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

- Hello? - Ernesto.

Maria has fainted, she is in shock.

Antonio told me to bring her here.

Why didn't you call me before?

I tried calling you.

I called, and called, but you never picked up.

- Where is she? - We're at the hospital.

Antonio is here.

Where? At the hospital? Why?

We were doing regressions, and Maria went into shock and she fainted.

- I'll be right there. - Ok.

Check the drip.

What did they tell you? How is she doing?

She is stable, asleep, under medication.

Is she in this life, or still in the previous one?

What if you forgot a word?

A magic phrase to wake her up?

No, I said it correctly.

Three, two, one, wake up.

He's here.

Ernesto. Calm down.

They're taking care of Maria. Antonio is here.

He says that when she wakes up she will be fine.

But, if you want to see her...

- What's wrong with her? - Ernesto, calm down.

- Let's go to talk. - Why is she like this?

Calm down. Come with me. Let's go outside.

Just for a minute.

Look. Her vital signs are normal.

There's nothing to worry about.

Why is she tied?

She was a mess when she came in, shouting nonsense.

She didn't recognize anybody, not even me.

That's not ok.

Shouting nonsense, not recognizing you...

But her vital signs indicate she's healthy.

She is in good hands.

Dr. Quintana is the Chief Psychiatrist.

A psychiatrist?

- Yes. - Maria is not crazy.

She doesn't need a psychiatrist.

I know, but it's a mental issue.

He has to be here.

He needs to take a look.

What the fuck did you do to her?

What did you do to her?

- Excuse me? - What are you talking about?

What do you mean? You took my wife to one of your stupidities,

to your fucking regression and look at her now.

I only took her to Olga.

Olga Dimantur, certified therapist. Specialized in regressions.

If anything happens to my wife, you'll pay.

Ernesto, this is a hospital. Please, be quiet.

You'll pay for this in all your fucking lives.

I'm a young soul, I only have four lives.

- And you too. - Calm down a bit.

Take it easy.

He just lost his wife in a journey.

And who the fuck are you?

He's neurotic.

No wonder she ended up so crazy.

Excuse me?

No, no, no! Calm down.

What's wrong with you? This is a hospital. Calm down.

There's Dr. Quintana. Let's go talk to him. Let's go talk to him.

FYI, Maria is the sanest person you've ever met.

- Ernesto, come on. - It's not that big of a deal.

Temporary insanity?

It could be that, or a verbal neurological dysfunction.

She tries to say something, but she says something else.

It's very strange, but it happens.

Now we need to see how she reacts to medication.

She might wake up knowing where she is, or remembering something.

And if she doesn't wake up?

Well, in that case we'll have to run more tests.

Let's see if I've got it right.

It is possible that her mumbling makes sense?

That what Maria is saying might be expressing something

that makes sense.

I doubt it.

Some people protect themselves by speaking in a childish language.

Filled with magic meanings.

Antonio, I don't know what you think, but if Maria wakes up like this,

we could record what she says, and analyze it.

Maybe she's talking backwards, or...

I don't see a problem, do you, doctor?

Great news.

Are you all right?

Yes.

Has she woken up?

Thanks.

And your boyfriend?

I sent him home.

That was your boyfriend?

- How long have you been together? - Two weeks.

It must be serious.

Baby.

Honey.

Doctors are going to look after you.

Everything will be fine.

I will stay with you all the way.

Calm down, calm down.

- Stay with her. - Can I touch her?

NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO

To be honest, I can't distinguish any words.

It's not an Indian language.

It's not Arabic. Or Greek or Latin.

I'm sorry, I can't help you.

I'm not an expert, but

I've got the feeling that some words

are in Basque.

Basque?

Yes, it's also called Euskara.

We'll go to the Spanish Embassy, right?

Yes.

Bring me some clothes.

- Have you got a car? - Yes, it's over there.

Ok. See you at the embassy.

- Who are you going with? - I'm going with Adolfo.

- But the cars are on this side. - That's your problem.

I'm going with Adolfo. See you at the embassy.

This is a 1954 Messerschmitt. It was an aircraft fuselage.

That's interesting.

Seriously.

Now it's a hybrid vehicle.

This is not a vehicle. Come on!

Very interesting fuselage.

And I lost my guards. A bicycle can kill us.

Do you really think that what happened is due to the regression?

- Of course. - Of course not.

Maria was a mess.

She was trying to escape her reality. She got caught. Why?

Because that idiot has another woman.

- Patricia, you don't know that. - Maria could feel it.

When a woman feels ignored, betrayed,

she can do anything.

Some women go shopping,

some women get boob jobs...

Some get a lover.

And lots get pregnant to hold on to their husbands.

Of course.

And because Ernesto doesn't want Maria to be pregnant yet,

she decided to stay somewhere else,

having an amazing time.

You made up all this so you won't feel so guilty.

Ernesto is the only one to blame.

Did you know that he sent her red roses on her birthday?

She hates them! And it wasn't the first time.

Elenita, call the Spanish Ambassador, please.

No, he's not an old guy. He's new, he's young.

Unbelievable, he takes out his hand.

A new guy, around my age.

He's new.

I need to see him. Thanks.

Unbelievable.

- We're here. - Yes.

How do I get out?

Calm down, Ernesto.

Help me! Come on.

This way. I met the previous ambassador.

He was an old man, your age.

I was invited to his inauguration, but I didn't go.

He's just a kid.

Ernesto. Please. Let's calm down.

So we won't make mistakes.

Think about Maria.

I'm calm. I'm fine.

- No coffee for you. - I haven't had a coffee.

It seems like you have.

I can't understand anything.

It's definitely Euskara.

It's a difficult language, not widely spoken.

It's mainly spoken in the Basque region in France and Spain.

Have you got a translator?

- No, sir. - Excuse me.

Maybe I got lost.

Spain and France. That's what you said?

Yes, sir.

- We're at the Spanish Embassy. - That's right.

And you don't have a section or department for Basque?

No, sir, we don't. But the Basque Government

has a house nearby, and his officer could translate this.

- That's great! - But he's on a trip to Nicaragua.

Excuse me, Mr. Ambassador, when will he be back?

In a couple of days, I believe.

No. We could send the tape to Spain.

No, we can't, because we need...

Mr. del Valle, you seem a bit upset. Would you like a coffee?

No, I don't drink coffee.

- A chamomile tea or an aspirin? - No.

By the way, you're very young.

- I don't want any of that. - Thank you.

What I want is to have this translated from Euskara, please.

Let me see if I find somebody that can help us.

Thank you.

Of course.

Why didn't I think of this earlier?

There is a Basque chef nearby. As Basque as you can get.

What's his name?

Iniaki, of course.

Very nice guy.

- Is that near here? - Yes, we can go anytime.

Sure, I really want to go.

- Iniaki. - Yes?

- I need to talk to you. - I'll be there in a minute.

- Not tomorrow, I need you now. - Ok.

- Is he always like that? - Only on payday.

- See you. - Bye.

I don't know how this works. But it's definitely Euskara.

- What does it say? - It's not Euskara from my area.

- But, do you understand it? - Of course.

- Like I'm from Oiartzun. - What?

A small town, north of the Basque country.

Never mind. I need a Basque person to translate this.

I'm as Basque as you can get.

- Can you translate this? - Of course.

- Will you translate it? - Yes.

This woman is clearly in distress.

That's why she is shouting.

I think she's in pain, she's suffering a lot,

she might be surrounded by people, maybe.

I'm not entirely sure.

- But... - What is she saying?

She says she doesn't know where she is,

she asks who's there. Basically, she's asking for help.

She's asking God to take the demons away.

That sort of stuff.

It's too much!

Is it a French Basque movie?

No.

No, it's not a movie. It's an emergency.

Pretty serious, by the way.

I need you to come with me to the hospital.

No, no, I'm not going anywhere. I hate hospitals.

And I'm cooking.

It smells lovely. What is it?

Oxtail broth.

- If it tastes as good as it smells... - I shouldn't say so,

but mine is unique.

- Really? - Have you had Spanish eggs?

I... I haven't.

Are they good?

They are amazing. Is the hospital nearby?

It will be for a few hours. If that's ok.

Of course. Iniaki, go with them

and help them out. That's what we are here for.

To help our friends.

I'll pay you anything you want.

No, no. No money.

As friends.

- After you. - You can come in my car.

No, no. You're coming with me.

Doctor, could we get the tests soon?

The results, please.

- Antonio, this is... - Iniaki.

- Dr. Rodriguez. - Nice to meet you.

Ernesto always knows how to give Maria what she doesn't need.

A chef? She doesn't need recipes.

Didn't you hear Adolfo? He's Maria's interpreter.

Maria doesn't cook shit.

Where in Spain is Maria from?

- Madrid. - Madrid.

Madrid.

Maria?

Maria.

Gentlemen. Miss...

Mrs. Mrs. del Valle.

Mrs. del Valle is saying that she doesn't understand anything.

And she wants you to leave us alone for a while.

- But my wife doesn't look fine... - Amazing.

She needs to be at ease. We don't understand anything, anyway.

That she'd rather talk to a stranger than to her husband says it all.

Don't you think?

Patricia, Ernesto is there.

He's not much of a stranger.

He's holding her hand.

If that's not pure chemistry...

Biology.

Excuse me.

Can we talk outside for a minute?

Didn't I ask you to wait outside?

Excuse me?

Let me say goodbye to her. Please, leave.

Well, this is the situation.

What did she say?

I need a smoke and a drink, hospitals make me nervous,

- and what I've just heard... - Hey, motherfucker!

- A smoke? - We're in a hospital!

A drink!

This is not a fucking party!

Don't cross the line!

I want to have a smoke, if it's not a fucking crime!

Gentlemen, this is a hospital. Stop it.

I'm trying to help you, what party are you talking about?

I'm more nervous than you, and you, and everybody here.

But I'm going for a smoke and a drink.

You can have a coffee, or whatever you want.

This is a hospital.

I don't drink coffee!

My wife is tied up in hospital. Fucking machine!

Let's calm down.

Let's calm down, Ernesto.

Let's go outside.

Please. After you, milady.

No, we'll stay with Maria.

Excuse me.

He can't be trying to chat her up.

- He's not bad. - Is that all you think about?

Yes.

Ole!

Can't we go somewhere else?

Good afternoon, what can I get you?

- A tequila, please. - Sure.

- Another one for me. - No, it's for you.

But you guys are ordering as well, right?

Are you having one?

Serve them two, they look like hell.

- Ok. - No, not for them.

- No? - No.

- Sir, can I get you something? - A green tea?

The tequila. We're in a rush.

Thank you.

There's a new law in Mexico, you can't smoke indoors.

Alright.

Basically, your wife is in distress.

- Anything else, sir? - Yes. Just leave the bottle.

You can leave.

How can I explain it?

Your wife says that...

She says that she's a princess.

That she's a princess.

Don't look at me like that.

I'm telling you what she said.

If she says that she's a princess, then, she's a princess.

You spent one hour with my wife and she said she was a princess?

If you can't translate, at least make something up.

I'm not making up anything, I can translate,

and I didn't spend an hour with her.

Don't exaggerate. It was only ten minutes.

She says she's a princess.

From the 15th Century.

From the Kingdom of Navarre.

It's too much!

Ok, my wife is a Spanish princess.

What else?

No, no. Not from Spain.

From the Kingdom of Navarre.

Spain didn't exist.

I don't understand it. So much money and power,

and you don't know anything.

If you used your money for more intelligent things...

Spain came afterwards.

Who cares about your history lesson?

What's wrong with this guy, Adolfo?

The Kingdom of Navarre existed before Spain.

- You too. - It's general knowledge.

That's it. Your wife is from the Kingdom of Navarre.

She doesn't know where she is, she's nervous.

She doesn't understand all the lights, the machines...

She thinks a witch placed her here

and that you are devils, especially you.

That's why she doesn't want to see you.

And when you talked about devils,

it didn't occur to you to tell her that I'm her husband?

You didn't tell her that?

How can I tell her that you're her husband

if she keeps talking about being in love with the prince...

What was his name?

It doesn't matter. She's in love with the prince.

In fact, they're getting married, dude.

It's too much!

What the fuck is he talking about? What prince?

What's going on? What prince?

Ernesto, calm down. This is a good thing.

We've established a communication path with her.

Yes, a path with a prince from Navarre

that will marry and be my wife's husband.

Listen to me.

We have established a connection.

It's very basic, but it's a way of communicating.

Basic? No, no.

What do you mean? Let's try to get along.

Maybe I wasn't clear.

I meant that you're not a professional.

Excuse me, I'm a professional.

I'm a graduate chef from the Karlos Arguiniano cooking school.

I know. I meant you're not a professional translator.

No offense.

That's all right.

Just mind your words. Basic...

- The toilet is that way. - Ok.

What's wrong with him?

Tomorrow, after my classes, I'll come over.

Thank you.

- Don't worry. - Come here.

- Everything will be fine. - Thanks.

Do you want me to get Maria some clothes?

I can stop at your house on my way here.

It's fine, thanks.

I'll be here too, in case you care.

Give me a call if you need something.

Thanks.

Do you need anything else?

What I want is up there.

Tied up.

We're opening in ten minutes, so tell me.

Where do you want me to go and what for?

I don't drink coffee, thanks. Please, he made it for you.

- Please. - Fine.

Thanks.

- Let's say it's a business proposal. - How much do you make here?

What do you mean?

What the fuck do you care?

You have to come with me to Valle de Bravo.

You can come back once we find a translator.

To Valle del Bravo? What's that? Where is it?

It's a beautiful town, I have a lovely house.

You'll love it.

I wouldn't go for all the money in the world.

What would I do cooking in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere?

Iniaki. Maria and I need you.

Please.

That sounds better. What?

Please.

Sure. Please.

Alright. Let's see if the boss allows it.

Thank you.

- It was good, wasn't it? - Yeah.

I don't think it's the right move. If there's a crisis,

she should be here.

You said she needed peace and quiet.

That won't happen here. She's surrounded

by lights, machines, things she believes are devils.

- Really? - Yes.

She's not at ease.

The most similar place to the 15th Century

is my house at Valle del Bravo. You know the place.

So I'll take her there.

As a professional, I disagree.

But personally, I understand you.

I'll come visit you over the weekend, ok?

- Thanks for everything. - It's fine.

Seriously, thank you.

Princess.

It's too much!

You go in the front seat.

- What are you doing? - Go.

She's nervous.

Come on.

VALLE DEL BRAVO, MEXICO

Take the light bulbs, just leave the candles.

The cars have to be a kilometer away.

No mobile phones or electric devices,

like TVs, which didn't exist in the 15th Century.

Take them away.

Please tell them not to bring the cars in.

Wow! It's gorgeous.

There's something missing.

- What? - To create an atmosphere.

Some music.

You just want a party, right? A drink, some music.

No, it's not a party. If it was this hard to get

an "Euskiri" translator...

Euskara. Try to learn it.

Where am I going to get musicians from the 15th Century

that play Basque music?

Forget about the translation issue, ok?

Ernesto. Music has no limits.

I don't understand.

- What? - Don't worry.

I'll take care of it.

Imagine that her princess self

travelled through time

and got into her current self.

- So, does he understand you? - No.

But from time to time I tell him something so he doesn't feel ignored.

So far it has worked, we feel close.

- You don't argue much, I guess. - Very little.

- Carito, where is the Basque guy? - He went out, sir.

- What? - He went out with Juan.

He said they won't be out long. And that you could start dinner.

How am I going to have dinner if I can't understand my wife?

- What can I do, sir? - Tie up the Basque guy,

or unleash the dogs. He won't leave the house, then.

Sure.

I have the information. His name is Brian,

he lives in Miami. He's the best.

He's the best in the world.

He can do some therapy with Maria

and take her back to the life where she got stuck.

Forget about it.

Isabel, do you really want us to do nothing?

No, we could find out if Maria's parents are Basque.

Roro, Maria's surnames are Gonzalez Hernandez.

As far as I know, they are not Basque surnames.

Maybe her parents' second surname.

Maybe she learnt Basque in a correspondence course.

- Has she got any relatives? - As far as I know,

there's nobody here or in Spain.

She got here when she was 11, that's when we met.

And her parents died when she was 22.

When I was 19.

If we don't know any relatives, it's because there aren't any.

Or she didn't tell you about them.

Of course not.

Thank you.

Some meat, princess?

How is it? Potatoes?

Potatoes?

With your meat.

Maybe some wine?

I'm sorry.

I'm starving.

I will start with this.

Some wine?

I don't want to interfere, but don't treat her like she's stupid.

You're talking to a princess.

Where were you, princess?

I went into town. I wanted to take a look.

It's very pretty.

Like my plan.

Three, two, one. Music!

This was the best I found. Please, put it on.

Very Basque.

How are you, gorgeous?

You're the beauty in this house.

Good morning. Would you like some juice?

- Some juice. - Yes. Yes, please.

I need to pee. All night hearing that noise.

Where's the toilet?

In your bedroom. All bedrooms have toilets.

I got mixed up with so many doors.

- Would you like anything else? - No, thanks.

Just a question. Why are there four beds in the room?

For the masters' children.

They have children?

No, but they will.

Four.

Four. All right.

Why will they have four?

Because that's God's will.

- And my princess. - Ok.

- Fran. - Yes?

Can you bring me a suitcase so I can pack madam's things?

- Sure. - Thank you.

- Carito, put the onion there, please. - Yes.

Let's see if it's ready. Yes, definitely.

Carito, what's the name of the guy with the moustache?

Both of them have moustaches.

Right. The one with the black suit.

Both of them have black suits.

The one with hair. One is bald, the one with hair.

- Juan. - Juan.

Juan! Juan!

- Yes, sir? - Please, call me Iniaki.

Where did you put the fridge?

- The fridge? - Yes, the fridge.

In the other house.

I need you to go over there and bring me the steak.

- I need to start immediately. - All right.

Hurry up!

- Carito, please, remove the skin. - Yes, I'm almost done.

- And its bones. - Yes.

- I brought you this one. - Perfect.

I'll leave you, then. I'll be downstairs if you need me.

- Thanks. - Thanks.

I need you to beat ten eggs.

- Me? - Yes.

We want the princess to be happy, right?

Come on.

All right. Let's prepare the salad.

Wash your hands. Come on.

Please, give me your hands.

We have to be a team, all right? Positive energy.

One, two, three.

Come on, guys.

Amazing.

Look at this.

You're a genius.

Now, the cod tortilla. Well, it's trout.

I couldn't find cod.

I think it will still be good.

- Iniaki. - Yes?

Come here.

How do you say: "I love you" in Eus...?

- Euskara. - Yes, how do you say it?

"Asco"? Like, "disgusting" in Spanish?

Yes. But in Euskara it has a positive meaning.

Thank you very much.

What did she say? What did she say?

What did she say? Why did she leave?

She said you need to improve your accent.

That you need to practice more.

She also apologized, she said she was tired and went to rest.

- Can I suggest something? - Yes.

Since she doesn't remember you, why don't you get her to know you again?

Step by step.

That's a great idea, Iniaki. I hadn't thought of it.

I can tell her: "Hi, princess, how are you?

I'm the man you married six centuries after you were born."

- What kind of an idea is that? - Calm down.

You can do that and more.

- You're competing with a prince. - I don't compete with princes.

Let alone ghosts that don't exist.

I thought it was a good idea. Trying to win her love back.

Please, try it. I made it with love.

- Very tasty. - And you weren't sure?

Good morning. What are you doing up so early?

What's wrong? What's with your face?

- If I see him, I kill him. - Who?

What do you mean? The prince.

If I see him, I kill him. And you'll go to translate.

I'll translate whatever you want to Euskara.

But, what prince are you talking about?

There's only one prince.

The one waiting to attack.

- But he's no competition for you. - How come?

- Because of how well you know her. - Exactly.

He has known her for six centuries.

That's my point!

Six centuries and he didn't get her. Whereas you, how long

- have you been married? 6 years? - Seven.

- And how long before you were married? - Three years.

Ten years. In ten years, you got her to marry you.

In six centuries, he didn't.

It's a piece of cake. Relax.

No need to worry.

Well done!

I want to know if I'm saying it correctly.

If the accent is fine.

Say it again.

Again.

Again.

One more time.

I love you too.

Excuse me.

- Here you are. - Thank you.

She's much better. She's playing with some kids.

She's much better. Yes.

I miss her too, Isa.

Bye.

She is asking if she can ride that horse.

No, please tell her it's a very spirited horse.

I don't think it would suit somebody so fragile.

Please tell her that Her Majesty may ride this horse.

It's much more gentle. Tell her that.

And tell her that all the horses are at her disposal.

So that she is happy. All I want to do is please her.

- Done? - Done.

What did you tell her?

What you told me.

- She can't. - What do you mean she can't?

I translate on my feet.

I don't know how to ride a horse.

I don't know how to ride a horse.

Please, help me.

This better be the last time you leave me alone!

Iniaki, tell her she is the most beautiful woman in the world.

No, don't say anything.

Princess, don't worry.

Come here.

What's wrong?

I feel that... I'm spying on her, you know?

I went to her house, we looked for her passport.

When I realized, we were going through her belongings.

Pedro, you're next. Pick up a card.

- What should I tell her? - What?

Very funny. Get a card.

Sweetie, we're not doing anything wrong.

We're just trying to help her.

Let's try to get along, all right?

I scared you, didn't I?

Excuse me, I'll make a move, I'm a bit...

The last one.

Very strong tequila. But it's nice.

Excuse me, lads. Save me some for tomorrow.

There's something going on here.

Your turn.

What's up, dude?

What are you doing up so late by yourself?

I can't sleep.

You can't or you don't want to sleep?

Iniaki, have you ever felt forgotten?

Yes. Basically, for the last 15 years.

That's why I've decided that I'll marry the next woman

with a good memory.

- You know what the worst part is? - What?

That I forgot her first.

You too.

Who were you? King Arthur?

No.

I forgot her even though I could see her.

And I was with her.

Now I know I should have kissed her more,

hugged her more, told her that I loved her more.

But now I've lost her.

And I don't know if she'll come back.

I see she's doing well. She's calmed down.

Obviously, she cannot stay like this forever.

She needs to face reality.

Now that she's fine physically, we need to push her.

- What do you mean? - Yes, take her to the edge.

At the clinic we can give her some medication,

or hypnotize her to "force her to come back".

We have a specialized doctor who speaks Basque.

I'm not going to hurt my wife.

No, no. Your wife needs this to get well.

Really? Can you guarantee that she will be fine? 100%?

No.

- Ok. 50%. - No.

No?

What percentage is there that she will come back?

- We can't know that. - That's ridiculous.

- It still is my medical suggestion. - No.

No, no. I won't hurt my wife. Period.

I won't take her to Mexico. I won't take her to the hospital,

in things she thinks are from the devil.

At least, here, she is at ease.

She is calm and happy.

Ok, but, sooner or later, she will have to face her truth.

Sooner or later she'll have to understand that there is no castle.

She's coming. Head down.

- What did you say? - You're welcome.

- How? - In Euskara.

Yes, right.

We want to know a bit about her, where her family was from.

It would mean a lot to us.

Mrs. Menendez, I can't give you the information you're requesting.

My friendship with your husband is why you're here.

Unfortunately, I cannot give you more information.

I understand it. But it is a personal matter.

We won't abuse it.

That tie looks great on you.

It's your color.

- It brings out your green eyes. - Thanks, Mrs.

Miss.

I can only tell you, off the record, that Maria and her parents

got into the country through a witness protection program.

That's all I can say.

If you really want to help her, stop digging.

It's a very delicate matter.

It can't be true.

No, he probably doesn't know shit. She would have said something.

Definitely.

Yes.

Isabel.

- You are from Guadalajara, right? - Of course.

- From Guadalajara, Jalisco. - That had better be true.

Hi.

Give her some time.

Imagine all the precautions a princess needs to take with strangers.

Imagine that I've been her best friend for 15 years.

But if we consider that she is 600 years old,

15 years is insignificant.

We haven't been properly introduced.

- You're right. - Patricia.

Nice to meet you.

I'll kiss you twice, if I may.

I'm sorry.

I'll go that way.

- Ok? - Ok.

If I may.

I just can't stop kissing you.

- I am... - Iniaki.

I've got good memory.

Ernesto, I'll give you an update.

I'll keep researching, I promise.

- Thanks. - But I can't find anything.

There's nothing about her past. Is there anything you can tell me?

No, no. That was our agreement.

She left her past behind when we met.

- Her family? - No.

The same people have always been around her.

You, your wife, Pato, me, Carito.

She has been her nanny since she got to Mexico.

Look.

The good news is that what the Basque said is true.

What Maria says is true?

The castle is real.

And so is the princess.

How do you say that Conchita, from the beauty salon, sends her best?

Just a minute.

- That's it? - Yes, Euskara is more concise.

Surprise, surprise! I want to tell you that I'm taking Maria to her land.

I'm taking her to Vitoria, not to Tamaulipas, but to Spain.

Yes, I'm taking her to her castle, the Tower of Varona.

- Great! - Her Majesty.

Iniaki, please, tell her. Can you translate this?

Thanks.

I don't know why she always holds my hand.

What did she say?

She said you look very handsome.

Thank you.

How do you say "thank you"?

Are you sure it's a good idea? How will you get her on a plane?

That's his problem. The translator has to convince her.

- He'll know what to tell her. - Me?

How will I do that? It was hard enough to get her in a car.

That's your problem. Tell her it's a bird,

that it will swallow her but not digest her,

just take her... You will know what to tell her.

How romantic! Seriously, Ernesto.

I didn't know you were like this.

Me neither.

And you were great. Really.

- You're a great translator. - Thanks.

- How many tongues do you know? - Two tongues.

Two kisses, two tongues. I do everything in pairs.

Great.

VITORIA, ALAVA SPAIN

Do you think they'll be long?

That depends on the horses.

You never know.

Right.

They're unpredictable.

It's very cold, isn't it?

That depends whether the sky is clear or not.

And you never know.

Sure.

The flight was fine. Maria was a bit nervous,

but a couple of tequilas solved that.

She slept the whole time.

Ernesto is loving it, he's bossing around.

Organizing everything. He's putting on quite a show.

What about you? I really miss you. And you?

Of course I do. You're so mean.

- You are just like Chiqui. - Txiki?

- Who is Txiki? - Maria's dog.

He's made a mess in my house.

Fuck it! His name is Txiki!

Yes, and don't say "fuck",

or I'll catch the first plane over.

I'm curious about "Txiki".

Why? Is silly and obvious, like the dog.

Chiqui, wait.

Pato, what happened?

It just fell down.

Ok. It's curious because

it means "tiny" in Euskara.

You too?

It comes from "chiqui-to", in Spanish.

"Chiquito". It's Spanish, not Euskara.

No, it's spelt T-X-I-K-I. It's in Euskara.

And "Cro-magnon" takes a "C", like "Celtic".

There are four, right?

Well, I asked for four.

But that's up to the owner, and with him...

- You never know. - You never know.

Yeah.

Thank you!

It's antique.

- That we know. - Yes.

- May I? - Sure.

You know I don't get along with these four-legged things.

I'll take a cab.

Take care of her. I know where you live.

Drive carefully.

They really take long time.

Horses are pretty, but I like camels better.

They're faster.

Mr. Iniaki. What's the rush?

Today is a very special day.

Six centuries later, the princess returns to her castle.

- They're here! - Yes!

Ernesto!

Maria.

Sweetie.

Are you all right?

I've never been better.

I think there is something important that I haven't told you.

Important? What is it?

- Pick up. - No, no, please.

- Pick up. - Honey, tell me.

It's rude not to answer.

- Hi? - Adolfo!

- What's up? - Maria's back!

She's back! She's fine!

She is fine!

She's doing great, we're in a lovely place.

You can't imagine, the castle, the horses,

it's amazing.

That's great! Bye! Best wishes!

Honey!

- Are you happy? - I'm delighted.

That's great. What did you want to tell me?

- What was so important? - I can't even remember.

- Try to remember. - No, seriously.

I can't remember.

Why don't you eat your papaya and your yoghurt,

and I'll go wake up Chris?

I don't want it to get cold.

Come in.

What was that?

I got my husband back.

You got your husband back.

I can explain it all.

It's too much!

Iniaki, Iniaki. No, no.

You have to understand me.

What? That you fooled me, Ernesto, your friends?

Iniaki. Ernesto is happy.

And so am I.

Promise me you will never do something like this again.

I promise.

I love that guy. He's a good person.

- Promise. - I promise.

Iniaki.

I also love him.

MEXICO CITY

What will a fancy girl like Pato do with a guy like me,

who spends the whole day in the kitchen?

Of course not!

Pato is a very good person.

And she likes you.

She's really into you.

You two make a lovely couple.

Let's stop talking about me, it makes me nervous.

Tell me about you, guys. How's everything going?

We're doing great. I'm very happy.

It all turned out perfectly well. Right according to plan.

I know it's none of my business, but, do you really love Ernesto?

Maria, I need to go. Pablo is ill, and everything is burning.

Bye, bye.

Goodbye.

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm sorry.

Sweetie.

IN MEMORY OF SILVIA, OUR PRINCESS IN HEAVEN.

I'll wait. We need to agree about concepts.

What is a car? What is a tree, what is the sky?

And what is a can?

Stop complaining, dude!

I want to apologize on behalf of Ernesto.

- He's a good man. - He's an idiot!

He was shouting right here!

I didn't slap him because I'm a lady and because I was nervous,

otherwise I would have removed his teeth.

You're not the first person who wants to slap him.

- You, doctor? - I'm one of them.

I'm feeling better now, I was very nervous.

I feel much better.

I'm glad. I must say I feel like I knew in a previous life.

And you didn't believe in this! And you haven't even read the book.

- May I call you Olga? - Tonio.

Come back!

Some meat, princess. Potatoes?

Tell her she is the most beautiful woman in the world.

No, don't tell her anything.