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BASED ON TRUE FACTS

"Our true birth place is where we first lay

an intelligent gaze upon ourselves." Marguerite Yourcenar - Merry Christmas!

FEDERAL POLICE NO PARKING

Good morning.

You must be...

Maria Luiza, João Guilherme's mother.

I'm Renato.

How are you, ma'am?

As good as a mother can be

when she finds out her son is involved with something like this.

Johnny arrested, the last link of the Nelore connection.

Since João Guilherme was arrested I am freaking out

that the police will knock at my door with some agenda, or looking for me.

The important thing now

is to anticipate the depositions with the DA.

You must instruct me so I don't say anything stupid.

The only time I was a witness was in a car accident with my sister.

Do you think he will be in jail for long?

The situation is very serious.

Well, Mrs. Maria Luiza how long have you known

about your son's involvement with this type of...

enterprise?

I could never imagine. Not in my worst nightmare.

Not in our family.

GOODBYE OLD HOUSE!!

Honey, I'll drop João at the school tomorrow.

Speaking of school...

The principal called me again.

She said she's worried about João Guilherme's behavior.

What did she say?

She said he gets good grades in classroom work

but he's an undeniable leader in majestic troublemaking.

Oh, my goodness!

What is going on? Why did you set off a firework here in the living room?

-It was a goal. -Whose goal?

-Vasco. -Mighty Vasco. Who scored?

-Célio. -What's the score?

Two to one. Three minutes to go.

So we are in the finals. Sunday we play in the Maracanã.

Hey, I've finished West Germany, how about you?

Look, it's Waimea. Crazy, huh?

Hey, Dad. I had a great idea.

I already know how to become richer than you.

Well, that's not that difficult, but if it's important to you, tell me.

Surfing.

Dad, Julinho is an expert. He can teach me, right, Julinho?

It's rad.

-Just tell me when. -Are you gonna give me a board or not?

You know I don't like giving the fish for free.

I don't want a fish, I want a surfboard.

Listen to me. I'm not giving you the fish.

I'll teach you how to fish.

In Rio de Janeiro, it's 4:33.

This is the daily news, 340 megahertz,

Iguaba FM.

In Rio de Janeiro, it's 4:35.

This is the daily news, 340 megahertz,

Iguaba FM.

PORN MOVIE SHOWINGS

In my opinion, God created school on the seventh day.

The devil created the beach on the eighth.

On the eighth day, the devil created a thing I'll show you now.

He's full of surprises.

What's up, Rubão? Give me some of the product.

-I got one for you. -You kept it for me?

But don't take this shit to school.

Don't worry, man. Cheers. That's why I like you.

Wanna take a hit, João?

-No, no, thanks. -Why, dude? What are you afraid of?

My dad says that there's a ton of crooks who don't smoke weed

but there are very few potheads that are not crooks.

You gonna believe in your dad's bullshit?

What do you think could happen because of some plant?

I don't know. Get crazy?

-You're already crazy. -Fine. Get even crazier.

Listen, my brother is 17,

smoked since he was 15 and just got accepted into chemical engineering school.

See? He got crazy.

-Okay, let me take a hit of this shit. -Hurry up.

Jesus, my son, why do you have to eat like this?

You look like a crazy baboon. Calm down.

The doctor said I'm entering this battle with only one lung.

I think you should face today as the beginning of a new life.

Actually, I consider it the end of an old life.

The doctor's mission is to fight until the last cell.

You said it yourself that this was a war. Are you going in to lose?

I might not want to join this war.

So you are going to lose

because you are already in it.

It's not possible. I don't understand you.

I've reached my limit.

What do you want to do with your life, huh?

With our lives? With everyone? I can't take this anymore.

João, talk to me! Are you not going to say anything?

It's okay, João.

This happens to a lot of good families.

It's already done, Laura.

My mom said she's getting divorced. She's just waiting until she finds another place.

She doesn't even want to stay in this house, and still they fight.

My dad is really sad.

And so is your mom.

But you like him a lot.

Like a lot, right?

I'm not going. With you like this, I'm not going.

I'm done with this.

You do whatever you want.

João, the boy shouldn't have to go through this.

I really shouldn't, okay?

João!

João!

João!

João!

-Hey, Julinho, want some? -No, no, I'm allergic to iodine.

-Hey, Laurinha, want a shot? -I'm allergic to Paraguay.

What's up with your dad, João?

Oh, Laurinha, my dad is all messed up. Something about cigarettes

lungs, depression. It's all bad.

Cigarettes are awful poison.

You got one, João?

Is the drummer off, or is there someone at the door?

-Someone's knocking on the door. -Hey, drummer, can you open the door?

I'll go open it up.

What does Bacteria do for a living?

I don't know, but he opens doors well.

If there's something he does well it's open doors.

-Why? Are you interested in Bacteria? -João, I'm just asking.

You have a thing for him, huh?

I've been banging on the door for a while.

-Hey, Brunão, you brought it? -How about "Hi, man"?

Say hi.

Where is it?

There you go.

I'm missing five bucks from everyone.

-Freaking taxes. -But if you took a little longer

might as well bring the newspaper and fresh bread.

This Tainha guy is really complicated.

-Why not work it out with him? -The shit there is trouble.

-Next time, you guys go. -Julinho goes. He's good at working it out.

-It's going to ruin my career. -What career? You are still in school.

-Hey, Laurinha, can you go? -Oh, no, I'm a girl.

So I'll go.

I'll go. Talk to the guy. Eye to eye.

I'll talk to him. What's the problem?

No, Julinho, you have no idea how bad this is. I have to meet the guy and everyone's bailing.

I have to take the money. Can you lend me--

You could--

You gonna leave me hanging? That's what you're doing.

You're leaving a brother hanging. Dude, I'm not going to--

-Hey, Tainha. -Are you going to ask to marry me?

-Why? What's that? -A shitty five gram bag?

I could be at home, sitting on my chair watching Magnum

eating a huge sandwich, smoking weed.

But I come from Jacarepaguá all the way to South Rio

and you're as late as a fucking bride. What's up? Brought the cash?

-I didn't bring the cash. -What about something else?

Gold? Other merchandise? How about your sister?

Bro, I was thinking something. Leave the stuff with me,

we meet here in three days at the same time, I'll be here.

You know what the punishment is for a scumbag who doesn't keep his word, right?

-There won't be punishment. -No punishment, nor pity.

All right, shake my hand. It's set, cool?

The check is on you.

Hey, bro, what's up?

Go ahead.

It's yours.

Cool, dude.

What about this bunch of losers?

This bunch of losers is called commitment.

I have to pay Tainha on Tuesday. Are you gonna pay for me?

Are you gonna cover for me? Put some gas in my Passat?

If you keep at this pace, you will go far. Far away from me.

-What are you smoking there? -Nothing.

-What's up, bro? -How are you?

Have you met Sofia? Sofia, this is João.

-Good. -So you are the famous João Estrella.

Famous? I don't know. Is famous a good thing?

I don't know. But I think fame is good.

Bro, I feel like a dog in front of a meat market.

What do you mean?

A dog in front of a meat market, drooling over all the meat.

-Are you hungry? -Hungry?

I'm talking about that ivory goddess, with dimples.

Man, I am stuck to this couch. I won't go anywhere.

João, I don't understand the shit that you're saying. Ivory? Meat? Dog?

Never mind, bro. Forget about it.

She's so beautiful, man.

-What about the skirt? The legs. -She's wearing pants, bro.

-Pants? -What girl are you talking about?

I guess any girl.

I'm talking about Sofia, dude, that hottie that Brunão brought.

I know who she is. She's hot.

Hey, Dad.

-Hey, son. -Working hard?

Training a little bit.

Let me see.

You are messing it up.

-Really? -Really. Look.

Done.

You're in such a rush. Check this out.

I thought I had landed a brilliant, awesome and strategic play.

Right.

The party is going downstairs, huh?

It's cool. Everyone came. Want me to grab you a drink?

No, no, thank you. I'm gonna try to go to sleep.

Cool, Dad. I'm gonna head down there.

Go, son. Enjoy it.

Time is like a fox.

By the time you see it, it's all gone.

Thanks, bro.

Say hi to your brother.

It's the man. You're early.

I'm more punctual than a Swiss watch.

Did you bring the dough?

The cheddar? The nickel?

I even brought dollars. You can count.

Count for what?

So impolite.

Are you kidding me?

Count what? It's all good.

Are you missing anything?

I am.

My partner still has to tell me how much he wants next time.

Now you play for the other side. You're behind the counter.

On this side of the trade.

EXIT

Brunão also went crazy, huh?

He trashed all the clubs in Niterói because of Sofia.

Let's be honest, all the clubs in Niterói are actually just one.

And it's horrible. Oh, look, it's my ivory goddess.

Library goddess?

-Ivory, Dodói. -The badass from Niterói didn't come.

Be careful, man, they say the badass from Niterói dances to her music.

What do you mean, man? Is she a dancer?

Dancer? She's a hormonal, showoff killer.

Hormonal? Showoff? Killer?

Makes a man lose his sleep? My kind of girl.

-What's up, Sofia? -João Guilherme.

-How are you? -Everything good?

-What's good? -Nothing much.

-How about Brunão? -What about Brunão?

He's having fun in Niterói? Like doing his thing...

You want to know if we're together.

I would like that.

Are you always like that? You circle around 500 times?

It's because of you. You make me nervous.

That sounds nice.

So I'll stay nervous.

You know the world could end tomorrow, right?

We have to enjoy life, and I'll help you with that.

Wanna go out with me?

So isn't it better we go soon, before the world ends?

Is this house always like this? All yours?

Each time more so.

What about your dad?

My dad is like a neighbor.

He stays upstairs doing his thing, and I stay here.

Dope house.

Cheers to us.

What do you do, João?

I don't do anything, but I'm really good at it.

There's something pretty crazy I always think about.

-Yeah? What? -I don't know...

You're somewhere and suddenly...

Hey, man, how are you?

-Yo, everything good? -Yo.

Everything good?

Hey, bro. I have a problem with the car. It's six cylinders.

I had one of these. It's trouble.

This car is four cylinders.

The problem is staying here for more than half an hour.

Three guys already came around to see what I'm doing.

Get in quickly so you can get this shit. Quick, go.

Hey, brother.

Next time, let me know ahead of time.

You can't let me know so late like this.

Cool, brother. Things are tough.

The night doesn't start until my phone rings at least 20 times.

Buddy?

Are you João? Friends with Tainha?

It depends, why?

If you are João, Tainha's friend, I have a message for you.

But if you keep playing this "it depends" game

I'm gonna get in trouble.

If I'm João, I'll understand. What's going on?

Shit went down.

Tainha got arrested.

Got you, brother.

-Hey, João... -João is off today.

Hey, João, what's up?

The guy was stuttering, the river is dry.

They picked up Tainha.

River?

Stuttering? What are you talking about?

Tainha. My connect. They arrested him. I'm screwed.

It's a great opportunity for you to leave this thing.

It was getting dangerous.

Have you thought about this guy having a little phonebook with all the clients' numbers?

If he has one, I'll buy it. Worth its weight in gold.

-Are you gonna pay my bills? -You talk about it

like you were selling wristbands.

-We're talking about cocaine. -Why don't you say it louder?

Cocaine.

As far as I know, it's an illegal substance,

you can get arrested.

And what do I do with all these people

calling me for it? Do I tell them to call you?

It's one thing to use it. It's something else

to make a living, build a story on top of this.

Actually, you're losing money. What should be your profit

you spend on little parties that crooks throw at your place

-when they buy it. -Did they put acid in his beer?

He's annoying the shit out of me. Go bug your mom.

João!

Come in, son.

So tell me, my dear,

are you studying?

Mrs. Marly, I am. I am studying a lot.

What is your major?

Communication studies.

Communication, how nice.

My grandson, João Vicente

started communication studies in school this year.

He's loving it, said it's awesome.

My other grandson, Carlos Armando, studied aerospace engineering.

Mrs. Marly, I'm in a bit of a hurry.

I'll go get it for you. Wait for me.

That's it, João. Here you go.

-Good quantity, huh? -Yes, it's good.

Now, please, don't forget, my dear, for God's sake.

Next time we speak on the phone,

only use the word "ambrosia."

-Ambrosia. -Ambrosia.

Mrs. Marly, you have to be careful.

One of these days, the police will show up to eat ambrosia.

-Do you want a little? -I can't, Mrs. Marly. I have to go.

-Goodbye, Mrs. Marly. -Be careful.

AMBULANCE

-The view is great. -Can you see the lagoon?

No, but you can see the police. Great neighborhood.

I love it. It's safe.

It's great. If we run out of powder, we can ask them.

-By powder, I mean coffee powder. -Right.

Can we see the rest of the apartment?

So do you like the place?

Would you like to see the kitchen or laundry area?

No, no, thanks. I won't be going there anyway.

João, it's the best, right? I don't want to see another.

So I will give you the documents, give you a checklist.

If everything is good, in about a week it will be ready.

A week? I thought we could move in today.

-No, honey. It's the formalities. -But can't we even bring a mattress?

Honey, you don't understand. You're a professional.

You have no idea. He's great.

Good afternoon.

-Ambrosia? -Ambrosia to you too.

-Ambrosia. -Ambrosia?

I love ambrosia.

I love ambrosia too. We have it like water here.

This is the destruction card.

It's like everything around you is falling apart.

Falling apart? What do you mean, "falling apart"?

It's like an extinction happening to your aura.

And what should I do?

Herbal bath sessions.

Herbal baths? Oh, yes, herbal baths.

When can I do that?

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. It's seven herbs, seven days.

And where can I do it?

-We have a bathtub here. -Oh, that's great.

So can we start on Tuesday?

Tuesday, 4:00 p.m.

-Great, thank you. -Not a problem.

Keep some of these seven herbs for me

and I want a bit of what she was drinking.

She's my best client, João.

Her husband left her and went to live in a hotel with eight Chihuahuas.

-Live with who? -Eight Chihuahuas.

Chihuahuas? The ugly little dog?

Eight of those in a house? What a drag!

I don't want this place to turn into an emotional hospital.

Why not? It helps with the bills, which, by the way, are huge.

I've never seen someone make money so fast

and spend it even faster.

You'll continue stealing money from these old ladies.

Baby, we have so much acetone and ether here

that we could clean all the wounds in the Korean War.

We can't have a bunch of angry old hags coming and going.

-Let me look at these cards. -Stop. You don't know how to read.

João!

João Estrella!

What is this?

Someone is calling my name.

Is that right, João?

João Estrella!

I'm gonna take a look.

Hey, João. João!

POLICE STATION

Can you tell this shithead it's Monday and the building is in front of a police station?

Hey, João!

That's it.

Hey, you. What's going on?

My bad, sorry. Thank you.

Are you going straight to work?

I'm going straight to the office.

Are you going to treat someone? Who's going to treat you?

I wanna know who's the nutcase in Rio who would use you as a shrink.

Look at the state you're in.

If any nutcase tries to book me, they won't be able to get a spot

because I even fired the secretary.

Sell me five grams.

I have two. These five are to sell to someone else.

I'm already closed for today.

Sell these five grams to me and give the two grams to the others.

What's your problem, João?

-I have money, what's the difference-- -Don't yell in my home!

What's the difference between my money and these people's?

-I'm not writing a check-- -Don't yell in my house!

-Don't yell in my house! -I'm not yelling. I'm being quiet.

Look, brother. I need to get out of here with this shit.

Otherwise I'll go to the ghetto, the end of the world.

I won't leave without this baggy.

Bro, I'm gonna give you a baggy of comas. You won't stop talking.

Take these five grams and get out of my face.

I won't sell to you anymore. Go die somewhere away from me.

Let me say something. You are the brother I never had.

Let me have the other two--

Get out of here. Get out of my house.

Ready.

What a nuisance!

Look.

Here it is.

Your ambrosia.

-Thanks, Dona Marly. -Look, you are ordering so much

that I can't keep providing.

I think it'd be better for you to look for another supplier.

A more powerful one, understand?

Another connect. It's a buddy of mine. Hide this.

-Thank you, Mrs. Marly. -Bye.

Thank you so much.

-Where? There? -No, over there.

-There? -Exactly.

COURT

POLICE

I'm going to go in.

-Good afternoon. -Good afternoon.

-You are the one overseeing Mrs. Marly's case? -That's me. Please take a seat.

-It's a very sad case. Very unfortunate. -It's regrettable.

I am very fond of Mrs. Marly. A very pure soul.

-Incredibly pure. -Very pure.

I am in a bit of a hurry, can I take a look at the files?

Mrs. Laura, can you please close the door?

It's a very heavy file.

Two thousand pages. Four pounds of pages.

-Don't you wanna try it? -I don't think it's prudent.

May I know what the origin is?

Border section.

It was assigned to a DA in charge of the custody of the process.

-Are you sure you don't wanna try it? -I have to go.

-I haven't eaten anything today. -Me neither. And I won't.

Hey, buddies.

Hey!

Who are you exorcising today, pastor?

I am going to exorcise all of you, brothers.

What kind of suit is this? Tergal?

How's everything going?

I'm glad you arrived. We have recorded the same shit 34 times.

Thirty-four times, the same shit?

Take a bump here, and roll another 45, the same shit.

I wanna know something. Is my name gonna be on the CD?

-The album will have your name on it. -So do something for me. You start.

Go, child, go.

Happy birthday!

Health is what matters most.

I'll eat it in a little bit. Hey, Mom. A gift for you.

-Thank you, my son. -I hope you like it.

-Happy birthday. -Thank you.

It must have cost an eye.

Eyes, nose, mouth, whatever's left of his shame.

It's beautiful.

João Guilherme is doing great, isn't he?

He must be making lots of money.

What does he do again?

I don't know. I think right now he's working in...

-sales. -You can see he's successful.

Helinho, my son,

two diplomas, a master's out of the country,

and he lives in a studio, rides the bus,

and is always asking his dad for money.

What can he do, poor thing?

Mercury on the seventh house. Things will change for everyone.

Getúlio on whose house, darling?

No. Seventh house. Mercury.

Good things for good people. Situated people.

She reads tarot. Cards.

Okay, bro. I'll be there in 15 minutes. Take care.

Police. You're done. Stay there, playboy.

-Freeze! Police! -I already said that.

-Good evening. -Good evening, my ass. Hands up!

Be quiet so you don't wake the neighborhood up.

-I think this is a misunderstanding. -Hands up!

Chill, Wanderley. It's almost like you're the one being arrested.

There's no misunderstanding. You are our assignment.

-I don't know what you're talking about. -Skip protocol, talk about what matters.

Take off your shoes. Take off the one that's full, so we don't waste time.

Let's go, Wanderley. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.

Let's go. I don't have time to waste. I said you are done.

Give it here. The sock, playboy. Here.

I only have these grams.

-What's the next step? -You in a hurry?

I'm trying to solve this the least tragic way.

-Relax, we have more tragedy ahead. -More?

We'll talk about tragedy in a bit.

But before that, we'll visit your home

so we can collect more stuff.

I have nothing at home. Just what is here.

If you have nothing, you shouldn't worry about it.

We go there, you serve us coffee, we eat a sandwich

appreciate the view, solve this petty shit and leave.

Do you have a warrant?

A warrant? Yes, I do.

Here's the warrant.

Is that good enough?

Automatic warrant. Nine millimeters.

Issued by Judge Smith & Wesson.

Is that good enough, or do you wanna hear him talk?

Guys, I'm gonna ask for a favor. Can you help me light the candles?

What the hell?

They disconnected your power.

I didn't pay the bill, this is what happened.

They are disgusting.

They don't care if the baby's milk is in the fridge

or your sick mother's medicine-- Everything is going bad.

They don't give a fuck.

I know how to turn it on.

Wanderley, don't start with this shit.

Let's go to the living room, take a look in the drawers.

-Take this shit away from me. -Help me take it.

Thanks, guys.

If you have anything, you better give it now.

I told you, I have nothing else.

Wanderley, take a look in that drawer over there.

Wanderley, watch the noise, please.

My wife is asleep, she'll be in a bad mood if we wake her.

-The drawer is stuck. -Wanderley.

You're gonna wake up his wife.

You're wasting your time. There's nothing.

You can look as much as you want.

Look, Vadão.

It's snowing.

I've been told you have over $100,000 in the house.

Do you think I would have a hundred grand?

Relax, bro. You'll wake the girl up.

A hundred grand? I don't have 30 bucks to pay the electricity.

-How much do you have then? -I have nothing. I told you.

You said you didn't have anything, look at this.

Do you wanna die?

Brother, look at my house. Did you see my stereo?

I couldn't even make you the sandwich.

You saw my car. Do you think I have a hundred grand?

What are you doing in this fucking job, brother?

Wanderley, why don't you go...

Good question, though. What are you doing in this fucking job?

You can see how your snitch had bad info.

I won't leave empty-handed even if it rains bullets.

I can't try to find anything.

They disconnected the phone too.

Nothing works in this place.

I work on the streets. We can go out, I'll try to talk to some clients...

Okay.

We'll go with you.

If you try to fool us

you better kiss your wife, say goodbye to your friends,

and get some clean underwear because you'll be locked up for 30 years.

Hey, bro. It's not easy.

No one said it would be easy.

If it was easy, I'd do it myself.

I'm fucking hungry.

Let's go eat something.

-What's open now? -Esplendor Pizza in Flamengo.

That shit is horrible. The pizza's trash.

Who asked you anything?

Wanderley, that pizza is horrible. It tastes like a flip-flop with cheese on top.

But it's a cool place.

That actor Francisco Cuoco is always there.

Just because they have famous customers

doesn't mean the pizza is good. You go there to eat or get an autograph?

-I tried one day, but he was in a hurry. -And that is not Francisco Cuoco,

-his name is Tarcísio Meira. -Francisco Cuoco.

-It's Tarcísio Meira. -It's Francisco Cuoco.

Can we make this quick? I'm hungry. Let's go to Elza's.

-Let's go, get in. -Let's go.

In three days, I'll get the cash

and I'll take it there. Make no mistake.

I think I can skip the part of what could happen to you...

You can skip where I live, my license plates, you know it all.

Okay. Let's settle this check.

I think it's 45.

Shut up, Wanderley.

It's 15 bucks each.

I have four bucks here.

Do something for me. Pay my share and add it to the debt.

I'm going to take a piss.

What a tool.

-Good evening. -Hey.

Good evening, buddies.

We are friends from the Civil Police.

My friends from the Civil Police will excuse me

but we have received an anonymous tip.

Anonymous? It was the Portuguese guy.

He thought we looked like crooks.

Thought we were gonna rob this shithole?

What the fuck?

We received a tip.

My friend from the Civil Police knows we have to investigate, right?

-This is just routine. -It's routine, but it's a misunderstanding.

Portugal over there made a mistake. Isn't that right, Portugal?

We can solve this over a beer.

That guy over there is with you guys?

He's a friend too. Investigator De Paula. Come here, De Paula.

Good evening.

-How are you? -You took a fat piss, no, De Paula?

I can see it was a misunderstanding.

It looks like it.

Yeah, it looks like it.

It looks like it.

Since there's nothing, good evening.

Sorry for the hassle, friend.

Good work, huh?

It's his job.

It's his duty.

Think of this as an investment.

I'm not borrowing money.

You give it to me, I'll pay you back. It's business.

Now I'm going to invest my money in bullshit?

You give me the money,

I'll pay you back in 15 days, with 10 percent interest.

Where else will you find a deal like this? Commodities, this shit you work with?

-What do you know about this? -I understand a lot.

I sell to your friends in stocks all the time. A lot. Pounds.

-You are crazy. -Why do you think they are always yelling?

They are all crazy, biting each other's ears.

This is business talk, man. Business.

João, I'm gonna lend you this money because you're my friend.

Now you cash this check, don't give it to some rat.

-Got it? -Got it.

His phone is disconnected. He didn't pay the bill.

Do you think this idiot is gonna flake?

-Doesn't he know what danger is? -Hey, guys, I could only get--

-Jesus, don't do that. I have heart issues. -Sorry. I could only get this.

-This wasn't the deal. -I know, but it's all I could get.

-If you got this, you can get the rest. -Not me.

Wanderley, I didn't ask you anything.

Cool, buddy. We're settled.

So it's done?

It's done.

We won't bother you anymore.

-Great. Thanks, brother. -Thank you too.

Hey, brother.

Tell him.

-You tell him. Tell him. -No, tell him.

Look,

are you interested in buying the stuff we kept?

I'm out, bro.

I changed jobs.

What's up, people?

Rio de Janeiro is ours!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Where's the birthday boy?

I couldn't even wish him happy birthday. He's over there surrounded by people.

I gotta get through 35 people when I wanna talk to him.

Sofia, come over here.

This next song is for her. My muse, my hottie...

My little round legs.

Sofia, I need to steal your husband for a bit.

I promise you I'll return him in 10 minutes

the same way I found him.

No, babe, not now.

Maybe you don't know me,

but I have very good information.

And I have great references about you.

I believe it, my friend, but as you can see

my scheme doesn't need a change. Look.

Boy, I have been to many great parties like this. Many.

But a good yucca root seller throwing a good party like this...

Yes.

I'm talking about something else.

Something big. Much bigger.

I have the purest merchandise in the country.

It comes straight from the lab to your hands.

Why do you think I'm the right guy?

You have the "crème de la crème" of this city in your hands.

People that like quality stuff.

This is my contact.

You can call me anytime.

-Nelore? -Nelore.

-Nelore. Nelore. -Nelore.

That's it.

Isn't that a type of cattle?

Nelore.

-Your goddaughter's picture with Bozo. -Look at this pretty thing.

With her little teeth.

With Bozo and his big nose.

-Huge nose. -This clown never fooled me. All coked out.

-Hey, hungry boy. Leave me a line. -João Estrella.

Hey, brother, fish market?

Do you remember me?

What's up?

How are you?

Everything good? Do you have some fresh corvina for me?

How did you find me here?

The word spread around, João.

The more I pray, the more ghosts haunt me.

This is my brother.

He's with me. Brother of mine.

A little bird told me.

The guy talked about purity, I wanted to check it out.

Birds that snort rocks know the nose they have.

The thing is, I don't sell small quantities anymore. Our talk is over.

What's your minimum?

My minimum is too much for you.

Fifty grams? If you have it, I'll pay.

Let me explain something to you.

I don't sell to you anymore.

-Not the minimum, not the maximum. -Everyone has a price.

The police have a price. If they do,

-a dealer has to have one too. -Bro, read my lips.

I don't sell to you anymore.

Not even a gram. Not even a bump.

João.

You'll regret this.

Listen to me, João. You'll regret this. I'm not kidding.

Listen to what I'm saying, João.

I don't believe he said that.

-That's so César. -Risonha, let's go?

João, this is Felipe from Barcelona.

-My cousin César's friend. -It's pretty there.

-Good for him. Let's go. -I'm not going.

-It's sunny, I'm not going. -You'll look like bacon. Can we go?

Fine, João.

Fine, but if this is a stupid display of territorial jealousy,

Felipe here is more interested in you than in me.

Hey. I don't mean to hold you up. If you have a minute, let's grab a drink?

I have connections in Europe stemming from Barcelona, where I live.

I bring some stuff here. Ecstasy, MDMA, Skank...

You want to take my stuff to Europe.

Europe pays a lot. They only use pure.

And how much will we make?

The least amount to make it worthwhile.

And how much is it worth?

A lot, for taking the risk.

Buddy, speak to me in numbers.

Five to six digits.

Five to six figures. Don't want to get burned?

-Don't play with fire. -You don't look good, João.

Tell me about it. I've been up for three days.

João, you move that shit. Don't let it move you.

You make money off it. Don't let it control you. Got it?

Wait.

You're not walking out with the shit in that bag.

It's cool, dude.

This is to trick the noses of the drug-sniffing dogs. Come here.

We go on the same flight, but pretend we don't know each other.

Got it. Separate places on the plane.

-Exactly. I'm flying first class. -Am I in business?

You've never been to Europe. You bug me now?

-Come on, João, I'm going with the dogs? -Yeah, with your cousins.

You go to Madrid and I'll see you at the meeting point.

Step back, please.

You can go.

Have a nice flight.

This fat bastard here...

-This is cheap, isn't it? -Cheap.

-Voilà. -I will "voilà."

-It's a pleasure working with you. -For me too.

Let me know about next time, and I'll get ready for it.

Man, I'm close to my goal.

Your goal? What is it?

My goal is to make a million dollars.

-What about yours? -Mine is to spend a million dollars.

-Good luck. -Good luck.

Look at the money.

-Let's spend it all in Europe. -Yes.

Go, honey.

Trashing Barcelona.

We own this shit.

Police. Police.

What now?

You're going outside? João, come back. Don't leave me here alone.

Jiménez, take a look in there.

Identification.

-Good night. How are you? -Very good.

-Are you from Brazil? -Brazil. Yes.

-Any drugs in the car? -Drugs in that car? No.

-We just got married. -Yes?

-We came to spend the honeymoon... -So cute.

Honeymoon in Barcelona.

And we are very, very happy. We want to have

-children, many children. -Yes. Yes.

-And travel a lot. Yes. -Very good. Bye.

-Never do that again. -What did you tell them?

VENICE

You sign there, because I'm dead tired. I'm going to bed.

-The bellboy went ahead with the key. -Okay.

I'll be there soon.

What is there to do in Modena?

There's lots of things to do in Modena.

Modena is near the mountains, near the sea.

I didn't understand anything.

And you live...? Are you just visiting?

I don't understand what you're saying. Speak Italian.

There's a girl that seems to be angry.

How?

Look at her.

Napkin? I don't need one now.

There's a girl.

Excuse me.

I'm not opening it. I'm not opening the door.

I don't care, João. That's your problem.

Go get a gondola so you can sleep with that blond giraffe. Go.

You piece of shit! Clown!

Baby.

How can you leave me out in the cold?

You're imagining things.

He was a childhood friend who turned into a tranny, honey.

Carlinhos, who studied with me in seventh grade.

Twelve years later...

I found him.

Now he's Alessandra.

I don't know how to deal with that. Woke me up with a red wine.

Shut up, João.

-Curvy legs of my life. -You stink.

-I don't stink. -You disgust me.

I'm getting under...

the covers...

wearing boots and tutti.

It's "tutto," stupid.

I'm getting under, wearing boots and everything else...

with my curvy legs.

We're in Venice. Let's not fight.

The old trick of evoking unbearable songs to inspire the couples.

We just passed Marco Polo's house, on our right hand side.

You heard him?

-Marco Polo's house. -The famous merchant from Venice.

Yeah, the old trick of saying this is Marco Polo's house.

João, look at the architecture.

How long is it going to take to look at it? Seven hours and 46 minutes?

-Very, very slow. -Why are you in a hurry?

Can't you at least pretend it's romantic? We are in Venice.

Romance has nothing to do with speed.

Baby, if poets wrote at this speed, they'd never fuck anyone.

Let me talk to this big fairy behind us.

-My friend boiolone... -Yes--

Agiliza, please!

Yes, but this is a gondola, sir, it's not--

-Velocitá. Velocitá! -Stop screaming, João.

Pull.

-What the fuck is this, man? -Arrest him.

-We're late. -We're in first class.

-We arrive whenever we want. -We have to be early.

First class. We can arrive when we feel like it. Relax.

CLOSED

-Yes, sir? -That one is my wife.

Excuse me.

I remember who you remind me of.

That actress from Breakfast at Tiffany's. Katharine Hepburn.

Audrey.

She's the one. She did that movie, Sabrina, with that actor...

-Holden Caulfield. -William Holden.

I like that, but you're either beautiful or intelligent.

It just confuses me. I don't know how to handle it.

Hey, only break what's necessary, okay?

I've decided you're just pretty, okay?

Hey, baby.

Excuse me.

The party's over. Everybody out.

Let's go, honey. You don't get it? Let's go.

Get up, get up, the party's over.

Do I have to throw you out?

It's my house.

-Last one at least. Finish it up. -Ladies and gentlemen, let's go.

-Everyone in a single line to the door. -I'm sorry.

-Thank you. Get the hell out. -Sorry about her. She's tripping.

That includes you, babe.

Get lost. Out.

-What's so funny? -She's the guy's cousin.

-Really? -The guy's cousin.

-I invited her. You are a downer. -Shut up.

-Don't do that. -You're a downer.

-You are a downer. -João.

-Sorry, Paulinho. Come back later. -Don't apologize.

I'm tired, João.

I'm tired of this mess, okay?

You know what this looks like? A show of jealousy and territorialism.

You know what this looks like?

I'm sick of this out of control life.

This apartment has been a club for the last three months.

Every night, these people come here for free to get high in my house.

You're too old for this kind of life, okay?

I can't take it.

Wait.

Hey, Josias.

-Here. -Thanks.

Hey, bum, are you still fooling people?

Teaching violin on the roof.

-I have to make a living. -Got your passport?

-Europe again? -Yeah.

-Same thing? -The same.

-I'm not going with the dogs. -That's your place.

-Did your size change? -Yeah, I've put on some weight.

Look, we have to make an increase. We are talking about six kilos.

-Fuck, six kilos? -That's what I said.

-It's gotta be an overcoat. -I've been thinking of armor.

Take it easy, we'll go back to the Old World.

-Freeze. -Don't move.

Freeze. Don't move. Hands on your head.

Hands on your head.

-Hello. -Hello, Laurita.

Hi, João.

-How are you? -I don't know, João. I'm kind of worried.

-I think I'll stay until tomorrow. -I'll be there soon. We'll talk.

Do me a favor. Bring me a sandwich.

I haven't eaten in like 200 hours.

Police!

Hands on your head.

Fuck, João, I didn't sleep all night.

Let me tell you something.

That's a job for the Chinese. I should sue you.

I should give you a cold bath.

You look like a lizard hanging on to that sofa.

Only if I go to the neighbor's. Nothing works here.

I brought you a sandwich. A tuna sandwich.

-Tuna, João? -You said you liked tuna. I'm being nice.

-I also brought guava juice. -Guava?

Now you bitch because of the juice? You were bitching because--

Dude, take that coat and fix it up. The tailor is going to be here at 5:30 p.m.

This I'm going to keep for some fun later on.

This is my stash.

The João Estrella stash. Hey, Laurinha,

when this job is done, I'll pay you, and you are good to go, okay?

Police. Freeze.

The party's over. Don't move.

-Police. Police. -Stay there.

-Stay there. -Police. The party's over.

Sit down, princess.

Keep quiet.

Put your arm here.

Stop! Stop right there, son of a bitch.

Stop, stop. Stop, man.

Stop, damn it.

Stop!

Stop, you son of a bitch. You want to die?

-Turn around, turn around. -Okay.

Get up.

João, you have to get me out of this.

I can't go to jail. I have a daughter. I'm just working, João.

-Damn it, João. -Shut up, girl!

Hey, big shot, keep your people quiet.

Look, I'm sorry, I'm very nervous. I need a joint.

You can be arrested for that, you know?

Then arrest me.

The artist here goes with me. The other two go in the other car.

Let's go.

Let me go, let me go!

Let me go!

Let me go!

Let me go!

Get me out of here!

Let me go, damn it!

--arrested one of the greatest drug rings

that had distributed drugs in bars and clubs in Rio.

Apartments were used to distribute the drugs.

The Federal Police arrested four suspects at an apartment

and found a new route in the international drug trade.

The drugs came from Bolivia...

Look. We've been at this interrogation for over an hour.

I'm hungry.

There's a barbecue here today to celebrate your arrest.

So I just want to know this:

Are you going to admit you're involved with drugs or no?

Are you interested in buying some?

What was that for?

That's because I'm in a good mood today.

And so are you.

Mr. João Guilherme Estrella.

We've been after you for over six months.

We know more about your life than you do.

What's so interesting about my life?

The guy's lawyer is here.

Your lawyer is here.

Renato Figueiredo.

Are you okay? Did they interrogate you?

Sort of.

Well, your situation is extremely serious.

My first bit advice to you is to stay quiet.

You have that right, understand?

You have to keep cool and trust me.

Can you do that?

When can you get me out of here?

We'll talk again in a few days.

Hey.

Your bed is that one, next to the bathroom.

Give me some smokes.

-Check this guy out. -Hey, man.

Get us some smokes.

Help your brothers, man.

Come on, white filter cigarettes are for women.

Thanks, Johnny.

I've been told some shithead in here has been telling tales.

See...

someone snitched on me.

Besides you guys here, do you suspect anyone else?

You think it's the Japanese guy?

João Estrella.

João Estrella.

Your lawyer sent this.

Thanks.

Listen, do you know if some girl called me?

-I don't know. -Hey, do you have

-conjugal visits here? -Not officially. They're forbidden.

And unofficially?

Your hearing was scheduled for next week.

It's a preliminary phase. But it's very important.

I don't want to scare you. But I don't want you to be nervous.

But this judge, like I said, she's considered a hard-ass.

Mr. João Guilherme Estrella

are you aware of the accusations made against you?

Yes, Your Honor.

Have you been involved with the police previously?

When I was a teenager, I used to smoke...

-Smoke what? -Joints.

A few.

I can see you've been traveling through Europe.

What was the purpose of your trip?

Honeymoon.

The records say you were arrested

with 6 kilograms of cocaine.

Is that correct?

No, that's not correct.

Can you tell me how that differs

from your point of view?

Holding 6 kilograms. It wasn't 6 kg, it was 5.7 kg.

And I wasn't carrying it.

-Then who was carrying it? -Someone seriously addicted.

You say that at 11:00 a.m.

you were at a Copacabana apartment with 5.7 kg of cocaine

whose origin you are ignorant of.

Yes. I don't know where it came from.

What were you doing there when the police arrived?

Your Honor, I was arrested as soon as I arrived.

The only things on me were three tuna sandwiches

-and guava juice. -So tell me,

who would be interested in planting

almost 6 kilograms of cocaine in that Copacabana apartment?

I don't know. Maybe the person who should be in my place, I don't know.

Does the prosecution have any questions?

-I'd like to ask a question, Your Honor. -Proceed.

Since the records mention that the defendant has a car,

a permanent residence, and has traveled to Europe...

I'd like to know if the defendant works.

If he has a source of income. A steady job. Pays taxes.

Do you have a job?

Everybody chilling. Everybody is at home.

João Estrella. News for you.

Here's the thing.

It's going to be 400 bucks. In the guards' quarters.

Beer, lunch...

and a clean sheet.

There's also whiskey and it's Brazilian.

The Old Eight.

Where do I sign up?

Hey, stop the game.

-Hey. -Keep an eye on the guards.

-You are going to die, man. -You are going to die, clown.

You are going to get your ass kicked.

Man, stop that.

This is going to cause us trouble.

Come on, man, do something! Are you crazy? They're going to kill him.

Stop, stop.

Holy shit. Son of a bitch.

Hey, guys, disperse. Nobody saw anything.

-Let's go. -It's over.

Hey, give this to the guys. How much?

Hey, playboy...

This is jail. It's not a playground.

Get a grip.

This shit is serious.

Did you hear me? Get a grip.

-Let's go. -Let's go.

Let's go, guys.

-Hey, baby. -Hey.

Venice, Barcelona. Who knew? We ended up in Irajá.

Check this out.

I wish I looked a little better.

You look great. I've seen you much worse, João.

Hi there, legs.

Come here.

-We don't have much time, okay? -Wait.

-Wait, João. -Give me a kiss.

-Wait, we need to talk. Wait. -About what?

Who's the guy?

-Don't say that. -Who is the loser?

João, you're being childish.

If you really love me, don't you want to see me happy?

I came here to talk to you because I didn't want to end it like this.

-We can still be friends. -Bye, Sofia.

João.

Shit.

My bad.

I'm sorry.

What's with the meeting?

You're going to have to tell the brotherhood

what you were doing outside until 2 in the morning with the feds.

And you better have a good reason.

Because it sounds like you're snitching on us.

That's fucked up.

I'm stuck here in this fucking hot hellhole

because I didn't rat out anyone in here, or those who turned me in.

And what were you doing with the pigs?

Playing cards?

-Smoking a joint? -I was seeing my wife

or ex-wife, or whatever. I paid for a visit and didn't get any.

That girl is stupid, man.

I set a standard that you can exploit.

-You got it? -I got it, man.

Now go and enjoy it. Go, because I'm going to sleep.

Hey, big boy...

you are good for today but we are watching you, you hear?

The guy just got us a new thing.

Come on, dude. Take it easy on the playboy.

What's the news?

I'm telling you, transfer.

You're going to be transferred.

Tell me the truth, man.

There's this big shot from the cartel

and apparently they put the two of you in the same prison.

Let's go, let's go. Grab your stuff.

Fuck, this place is too crowded.

I can't sleep here.

A fly would have to go on a diet to sleep here.

I should've let those guys kill me.

At least I'd be in the morgue sleeping in a drawer, real cool.

You snorted 50 grams.

I have to snort 50 more to sleep in this place.

I have to hang like a bat from the ceiling. Come on, man. Give me a break.

-Get me a place to sleep. -There's a cell full of Africans.

-You want that? -No way. I'd rather sleep standing.

And it's fucking hot in this place.

Don't you have any water, dude? A soft drink? Hey!

Get us some water, man. This is like the Sahara. I'm no Bedouin.

Chill. You sound like Mick Jagger.

What? The guy with the big mouth?

Are you mocking me?

-When is breakfast? -What breakfast, man?

You just snorted 50 grams. Why do you need food?

-Hey, brother. -Big guy.

Go get some food for us. Some McDonald's.

-Some chicken nuggets, anything. -You think this is a resort?

-I'll pay for it. -I want my Big Mac with a big Coke, so...

Stick that Coke in your ass and give back the bottle.

Go to bed.

Fuck you.

A new hearing was scheduled.

We have to counter the prosecution's strategy of using Article 14.

-What's that? -Conspiracy to distribute drugs.

The Federal Police will present this as evidence.

It's a picture of your shoe with 10 grams of cocaine.

You can say the 10 grams were for your own use.

And you never saw those people before.

Or you can admit the 6 kilograms were yours.

You have a week to decide.

-Take it easy. I'm not going to run. -Get in and shut up.

You treat me right, asshole. You know who you're talking to?

Move a little bit.

Why aren't you in jail with us, you piece of shit?

Because I have a college degree. I'm not staying in the sty like you.

-You got a degree as a snitch. -Go fuck yourself.

Fuck you, asshole.

-Fucking asshole. You screwed me. -Fuck you.

You thought you had it made. But you got fucked.

-You'll get fucked. -You think they won't fuck you too?

Quantity, João. Quantity. You got screwed.

Go fuck yourself, asshole.

-Fuck! -Stop that!

-You thought you had it made. -Stop with that.

Shut up, dude! Son of a bitch!

-Go to hell. -Motherfucker.

-Hey. Hey. -Come on, man.

Stop that noise.

I'm going to smack you all. I'm going to shoot you.

You calm down, assholes.

Mr. Danilo Rebelo.

If the man who sold you the cocaine is present, please point him out.

It was him.

João Guilherme.

Please bring in the defendant Laura Regina Teixeira.

Are you feeling threatened?

No, Your Honor, I'm feeling better.

Did you already know the defendant? João Estrella?

I did, but at the time, I was lost.

Define "lost."

I didn't know the word of the Lord.

I hadn't yet found the path to Jesus.

Actually...

If you'll allow me, Your Honor...

I'd like to quote from the Old Testament.

Proverbs 6, which says:

"My son...

if you have become surety for your neighbor--"

Excuse me. Please sit down. This is a courtroom.

Please limit your answers to the questions asked.

Yes, Your Honor.

Did you participate in packing the cocaine in the apartment?

No.

No, Your Honor. I went there to pick up a coat I forgot there.

A coat? In the middle of summer?

-It was a light coat. -Six kilos.

Do you know how the drugs arrived at the apartment?

No, I don't.

Do you want me to believe nobody owned the cocaine?

I...

I really don't know.

So I should conclude that 6 kilograms of cocaine

on the 9th floor, flew in through the window?

Sorry to interrupt, Your Honor, but you didn't ask me that.

You'll speak when spoken to.

The cocaine was mine.

I got in my car and took the drugs there personally.

Ms. Laura and Mr. Sergio are not involved in this. I did it all alone.

I wanted to make that clear. I did it all alone.

I opened the newspaper, there was my picture.

They wrote:

"Johnny behind bars." My name isn't Johnny.

My name is João. I'm no criminal.

I'm no Pablo Escobar. I don't have a gang. I don't...

I don't have a fortress. I don't have a big operation. I don't...

I don't have money in Switzerland. I don't have any of that. I...

I used drugs and sold them. I would use and sell.

If I were that powerful, my family wouldn't...

have to sell their only property to pay for my defense.

I didn't want my mom to hear this.

I've used drugs since I was a kid.

And before I was busted, I was snorting a lot.

Snorting with my friends. Snorting...

more than 100 grams a week.

Sorry, Mom.

I just wanted to say what I'm feeling now.

Everyone has a dream. I also have my dreams.

But to make your dreams come true

you didn't have to become involved in a criminal activity.

I didn't sell drugs to make money.

I sold drugs to spend money to buy more, to use more drugs.

You are speaking of felonies.

I never knew what was against the law or not. My life...

Things just happened.

-Hey, bro. -Hey.

Let's go to the Africans' cell to settle something.

-You're the translator. -Translator? What happened?

Those guys are pigs. They throw food in the hall.

It gets fucking nasty.

And there was this motherfucker who snitched about the McDonald's thing.

-We're going to set them straight. -Man, those guys are huge.

-They're going to kick our ass. -Are you scared?

-Don't be scared, man. -Look, I don't give a shit.

They're big, but we are mean.

And if we don't like what goes down, things are going to get really ugly.

Let's go, guys. Let's go, dude.

Come on.

Let's beat those monkeys.

I'm going to tell you something, and you...

Hey, you monkeys, come on over.

I talk and you translate.

You are fucking pigs.

From now on you have to clean this pig sty.

And the snitch is going to get a beating.

What did that bastard say?

Cleanliness.

They're going to talk among themselves.

They're going to talk and see what they can do.

No way, man. Tell them to clean this today or things will get ugly.

Come on, João, you don't speak English. Fuck, you're bullshitting me.

These guys are talking without subtitles.

I've seen this shit in an American movie.

"Fuck you." He's telling me to fuck myself.

"Fuck you" my ass. I fuck you, fuck all this shit. Fuck you!

Good news, João.

The report from Forensics confirmed the report from the specialist we hired

that you have diminished capacity and aren't totally responsible for your actions.

If the judge accepts the reports,

you may get a reduced sentence.

As the evidence in this report proves,

this is a great white shark of drugs.

A dangerous predator on the streets of Rio.

I would like to remind Your Honor that there's no proof of any gang affiliation.

Six kilos just to Europe.

He's not a delinquent, a user.

He's a major dealer.

Let's hear the report

from the federal agent who was investigating João Guilherme.

"Around 1:00 p.m...

the target left his residence and drove to a public phone.

Then he got into his car." In bad condition, by the way.

"After several attempts, the car would not start."

Your Honor...

this so-called major dealer has to walk.

If we depended on João Guilherme...

organized crime would be very disorganized.

This young man needs proper treatment at a good facility.

I agree. A proper facility.

Jail.

And for a long time.

Analyzing the evidence

I have no doubt that the sentence, for this young man and his friends

should be long.

But the thing is, is law an exact science?

Anything like an equation derived from the penal code?

Proof, plus arrest, plus extenuating...

And then you have a sentence.

I find the defendant

João Guilherme Estrella

guilty of the crimes of distribution

and international drug trafficking.

I reject the count of conspiracy

related to Article 14

as I agree with the defense that there is no evidence

of any criminal organization.

It's hard to imagine a large group of addicts

achieving in crime the stability they didn't find in life.

I hereby determine that he should be released from prison

and be transferred to a mental health facility

for a minimum of two years.

Just got here, friend?

I'm looking for a bed.

It's crowded here.

Better find a space over there.

Just to be sure.

You're a rookie, huh?

Hold this, big boy.

I take this stuff from the ceiling and hide it everywhere.

You're going to need it one day.

Thanks, I just wanted a bed.

It must be that one.

That's the bed?

Be grateful that they put down some newspaper.

Usually, they don't put anything.

We're all crazies here.

Some are crazier than others

like that guy.

What did he do?

He managed a drug house in the slums.

He's here because of what he did to his enemies.

He chopped off legs, arms.

The bastards were still alive.

Mad Max, the movie, remember? With Mel Gibson?

Sometimes he flips out and goes nuts.

I can't concentrate on a book...

like you do.

You have to find a book

that has the same rhythm as your head.

-Are there any? -There must be.

-What are you doing? -Fishing for rats.

-Fishing for what? -Rats.

There's a whole group over there.

Have you caught any?

Never.

Here, I brought one for you.

Thanks.

What's going on?

The thing is Jane...

The one with big boobs or from the limousine?

She is the one with the boobs.

They're not huge, but good enough.

She's catching the plane to Boston.

I bet she's meeting her tennis teacher at the Tower of Pisa. I love Germany.

The Tower of Pisa in Germany? Did you take your meds?

Hey.

Turn that thing down.

I've never been on a plane.

Turn that thing down.

Don't do it. Don't. Louder.

Louder, João. Don't do it. Louder.

Careful, João. João!

Help!

You're going to die, bastard.

What's going on here?

Take the nutjob away.

He broke my TV. I have nothing to do with that.

This was under my bed.

Give me my meds. Give me my meds.

Watch out, you're the new guy.

The nuts in here are really dangerous.

They've killed mothers, sons, wives.

Keep your eyes open. Or you'll never leave this place.

Party's over, everyone to bed. Move on. Let's go.

Moacir, come lock everyone up.

-Are you okay? -I'm fine.

-I'm fine, Mom. -Sorry.

I brought you...

If you need some.

-Do you need it? -No, Mom, I'm fine. It's all fine.

-It'll go by quickly. -I know.

Come on. Let's go.

Hey, man.

-Hey there. -How are you?

-Did you watch the game? -Yeah, I did.

-You're not bad. -Almost a superstar.

I...

-I wanted to bring the news myself. -Yeah.

The judge granted you Christmas leave.

In two weeks, I can get my feet out of this place.

Feet, nose, head, limbs.

Other things too.

Hey, João, want some?

Our true birthplace is where we first lay

an intelligent gaze upon ourselves.

JOÃO GUILHERME WENT BACK TO THE PSYCHIATRIC PRISON

WHERE HE REMAINED FOR ANOTHER YEAR.

HE WAS RELEASED IN LATE 1997.

HE'S NOW A MUSIC PRODUCER SINGER AND COMPOSER.

"JOÃO GUILHERME IS LIVING PROOF THAT IT IS POSSIBLE FOR PEOPLE TO RECOVER."

(JUDGE MARILENA SOARES)

Subtitles Translated by: Joao Neto