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We have to be more like the flounder.
- Huh? - Invisible, like the flounder.
Flounders are ugly as fuck.
The flounder doesn't win beauty pageants.
But it doesn't need to.
It's enough to be invisible, and that's what they were.
Hey, hey! Oh, let's hide all of them, Rafael.
Come on.
That's all.
TURN OF THE TIDE
In an unprecedented police operation,
more than 793 pounds of cocaine were seized on the north of the island...
Come on! Fantastic police work!
...in Rabo de Peixe.
The judiciary police claims to have recovered
all the cargo brought by Francesco Bonino, known as "The Italian,"
already captured by the police forces.
We'll keep on following this case...
A toast to the brave officers of Ponta Delgada.
Let's go! Come on.
A toast to Detective Frias!
Without her decisive intervention,
we would never have been able to achieve this extraordinary feat, huh?
Give a glass to Dr. Mainland over there for her...
Yeah, with pleasure. No problem, I got it.
Congrats!
Detective Frias, to your work.
Call the prison. I want to talk to Bonino.
This isn't over.
Darling, the boat broke down,
and we ended up on an island.
It's a cross between Sicily and Jurassic Park, the movie.
Remember all that vegetation?
We'll bring the kids here. They'll love it.
No, Gianluca is fine.
The cargo is in a safe place.
Your face is all over the newspapers.
On TV, the Internet. It's everywhere, Francesco.
We're sending someone to get you out and recover the cargo.
- Who's coming? - Monti.
Darling? Darling? Hello? Hello, darling?
You're my sister and I want you to be safe,
but you talk too much.
Your husband knows. A captain always goes down with his ship.
I'd rather your children were orphaned
than dishonored by their father.
Hey, Italian. What are you making us for lunch today?
- Your sorella. - Is that pasta or pizza?
Same as last time. No one is coming.
- Figures. - We need to be patient.
The ways of our Lord are mysterious.
What's mysterious about this, Father?
A drunk's a drunk. He'll always be a drunk.
Even an alcoholic is human, Carlinhos. We can't abandon him.
No offense, Father.
They would certainly come here and ask for help if you weren't so...
so divine, so... so goody two-shoes, right?
Nobody wants to confess his sins to a saint.
It's just that I'm not a saint, Carlinhos.
Today's the day, Sílvia.
Yeah, you'll see.
This year, the Holy Mother of the Legion of Mary will end up at our place.
- More like the legion of maniacs. - Be respectful!
We are Legionnaires of Mary,
and the blessed Holy Mother will soon find out where her next home will be.
This year,
your collected votes have decided that our saint will go to...
- Me! - Slut!
- Elvira Dutra! - Motherfucker.
I've already noticed that you never drink. Not even the altar wine.
It's the balance theory.
If a man doesn't...
...he has to drink.
The Devil must get out somewhere, Father.
- No, thank you. - Come on.
Perhaps I would be a good priest. I also like to help others.
At the seminary, do they accept Isabellas like me?
"Isabellas"?
That's what the married men call me.
"Isabella."
Is that wrong, Father, in the eyes of God?
Of course not.
God loves everybody equally.
And I'm sorry...
that someone would treat you that way.
No! I'm happy.
I've never let anyone mock me. No.
And I have the choir.
One day, we'll get to go to the Vatican and sing for the Pope.
The Vatican is almost as small as Rabo de Peixe.
You serious?
Mm-hmm.
On the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, in the frescoes of the Last Judgment,
there are men kissing each other.
Let me know if you like this.
But I'm warning you, I'm not drunk enough.
Your mother used to say
that in the Azores, the land burns from inside.
This is where I asked her to marry me.
What I wouldn't give to see this land once more before I die.
Come inside.
It's getting late.
It's so lovely here at this time of day.
My beloved Fátima.
Your mother would be 44 years old today.
They visited her grave on that day every year.
And every year, Eduardo made the same promise to his mother.
He would only go to America after his father's eyes were healed.
But after so long,
my boy no longer knew if that was a promise
or a life sentence.
Look at this wild man!
- Ah! Feliciano? - And you must be the little guy.
That's how your father spoke of you in America.
Feliciano Gomes, of Feliciano's Canned Goods.
Come on, let's have lunch.
Tuna, squid, limpets, sardines.
You name it.
I'm the king of the ocean in a can, man!
Get it?
Kid, me and your father, we went to America together.
We started really small.
Me selling vaclinas,
and your father as a janitor.
He cleaned houses. Mostly bathrooms, right? Huh?
Do you know what a vaclina is, kid?
Vacuum cleaners.
It was just a funny play on words, you know what I mean?
I'd never seen a foreigner
adapt to American culture as fast as your father.
So much, that I wanted to make him my business partner.
But he didn't want to, no.
He said, "That's nice, but Americans won't be interested in canned food."
"It's Portuguese that eat sardines." And he was wrong.
Mmm, if there's anything that Americans admire,
it's our seafood. Tuna, especially.
And they pay straightaway. Right there!
Oh, back in the days,
me and your... your father and your uncle Joe,
we were movie stars, celebrities.
How long will it be until Arruda arrives?
Don't you mean your father?
Do you know, or...?
Looks great, right?
I worked very hard to have the Virgin Mary here in my house.
Speaking of Mary...
Bloody Mary's with me. Do you have anything?
Hmm?
- Aunt Flo is visiting. - Aunt Flo?
I got my period. Do you have a tampon?
Ah! Why didn't you just say so?
What a fucking country.
You're not gonna wait for the local hospital.
You're coming with me to America, and you'll get the surgery there.
- No. - I can afford it!
- Feliciano! - I told you I can afford it!
You already paid for lunch, and I'm grateful for it.
But I don't want to owe you anything.
Now, if you'll excuse me. Eduardo!
- Yes, Dad. Right here. - Help me inside.
Here.
There.
Kid.
Come over here.
Go ahead. Take one.
- The box, you knucklehead! - Oh, yeah.
Kid, look,
your dad... your dad is very proud, and that's destroying him.
I can help out. Hey?
Don't be like your father.
It won't end well.
Don't let yourself be fooled by Feliciano's offers.
- It wasn't America that made him rich. - What was it, then?
- He was a con man. - Of course.
That's what America does to men. It corrupts them.
Why haven't you ever told me you cleaned bathrooms in America?
I was dirty on the outside, but clean on the inside.
I always slept with a clear conscience.
That's one more reason for you to accept Feliciano's help.
He can afford to pay for your operation.
If I were to die right now, I could face God with dignity.
Do you think that Feliciano can say the same thing?
Mom?
- Come on! - What is it?
Come here.
So...
Jesus, Sílvia, what is the saint doing here?
Just tell me it doesn't look great in there, huh?
But it's been ten years since I last touched alcohol.
- How do you manage for mass? - At mass, I pretend.
But you can't tell that to anyone.
After all, a priest is just a man.
By the powers vested in me by the holy Church,
I forgive and absolve you from all your sins.
Business or pleasure?
Fishing.
Welcome to the Azores, Mr. Monti.
This is the last thing I need!
- I'm really high right now, my God! - This is a big one.
Everything's moving around!
Jesus of Nazareth, the son of God,
he suffered on the cross for a couple of hours,
and afterwards, brought peace and love for all eternity.
In the Azores, there's no rest.
This is purgatory.
Carlos...
God will surely punish us for this!
Holy shit.
Can you see it now?
Life is temporary.
We're just passing through.
You're only making it worse.
Well, I said I was good at arts and crafts,
but I don't do miracles. It's almost a miracle.
We're gonna be excommunicated for sure.
- Sílvia! - Huh?
Get the door.
Are you all right? How are you? You all right? Huh?
What happened to you? Huh?
No, this can't happen. It can't.
Of course.
In this place, nothing good ever happens, right?
Isn't that what you always say?
Who's that?
Oh. What's up?
Well, I came to tell you that flounder season is over.
- We're getting back into business. - My man! Finally!
Life is temporary.
We're just passing through.
Earthquakes are not just the earth shaking.
They also shake the core of who we are.
We feel our impotence, our fragility,
our shame.
Our anger.
Hello? Zinha.
Where's the freaking saint?
I'm so glad you're driving the car, my girl.
This fucking sciatica is getting on my nerves, I swear.
The sciatica is a nerve.
Mmm.
Elvira's the one getting on your nerves.
I'm only doing this to keep my mom
from getting into trouble with those religious bigots.
But I'm your father. Can I help?
Hmm?
"I'm your father."
When did you start, Father? Today?
Oh, oh! Zinha.
There's no Zinha anymore.
My name is Sílvia.
The last birthday you spent with me, I was... seven years old?
Yeah, I remember. Took you to the movies to see, you know,
that cartoon with the deer. What is it called?
- Bambi. - Yeah, Bambi. Exactly, Ba... Bambi.
- And then you gave me a hunting gun. - Mm-hmm.
And you took me rabbit hunting.
- Nice childhood memory. - I know what I am and what I'm not.
All right?
And I wasn't the world's best father.
But I think that I still have time to get to know you better.
I'm serious.
For example, I'd like to know what food you like,
and if you keep dyeing your hair pink like that often,
what kind of music you like.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Do you really want to know? - Mm-hmm.
All right, then.
I like sex.
A lot.
But here, no one knows how to go down on a girl the right way.
That means that if you sum the squares on the legs, you get...
The hypotenuse. Way to go!
Which is the diagonal line of the triangle. We've seen that.
Exactly, but you have to do the homework so that you don't fall behind, right?
Remember, only on the right triangles.
Look, Sara, I'm sorry. We have to pick this up tomorrow.
Okay? Is that okay?
All righty, gotta go. Okay, no problem. Bye.
Let's go.
You were right. Your daughter's horrible at geometry.
I'm counting on you to change that, all right?
Hey, excuse me? Well, how are things?
- Uh-oh! - Agostinho!
- Fuck, how are you? - So good to see you.
Uh, back in the days, this friend of mine was known as Foamy.
He always had that little white crust on the corner of his mouth.
- We have here my beautiful daughter. - Hello.
- The hot-shot of the island. - How's things?
Tell these guys how we met each other.
Soldiers in arms. Great years. But if this fucker hadn't helped me,
I'd still be trying to finish basic training.
Fucking right!
- Ah, what've you got there? - Just look at it.
- Look at this! They broke her head off. - Totally fucked up her hands.
Can you... Yeah.
Check that out. They destroyed our saint.
She's all fucked up. No hands.
Totally fucked up her head. Look here.
- Poor Virgin Mary. - She's all broken up.
- Look here. Look here at the bottom part. - Who does this to a saint, man?
I won't be able to save it. Wait.
Wait a second.
There you go.
A miracle.
So much bullshit about the saint, and after all that...
My girl... "Thank you, Dad." Show some manners?
Thanks a lot... old man.
Rafael, what's up, fucker?
Come on, pick this shit up.
- Agostinho! - Ah, any time, brother.
- Good to see you. - Let's go.
- The boats are almost ready. - Come on, then.
Did you feel the earthquake?
I did.
Don't stop. Don't stop! Don't stop...
Seriously?
Four-point-two on the Richter scale.
It was a weak one.
You're right.
It was weak.
MARITIME POLICE
Speak, man. Speak, come on.
Bruna, I want to apologize.
Wait a second.
Uh... It's making me a bit uncomfortable.
What's wrong?
You standing there like that, with the little bag in your hand.
You seem like The Crying Boy painting.
Just sit down.
Want some milk? Get that cat off your tongue.
Huh?
- Hmm? - Stop it.
Well, um...
- I, um... What I want to tell you is... - Hold on.
Now you can go.
Bruna, I owe you an apology.
Asshole!
Fuck!
Imagine being in a house full of cops with two kilos of cocaine in a backpack.
You must have shit your little fucking panties.
If you hadn't called Sílvia to tell her the police were en route to Rabo de Peixe,
I can guarantee you I'd be locked up right now.
Right now, you'd be picking meat soaps with your ass cheeks
at the correctional facility at Ponta Delgada, like this,
with your little ass.
And I wouldn't have the chance to show you how grateful I am for what you did.
That's pretty cool. That's for me.
Clean steal! Two for two! I get the gold medal!
Can't stop, won't stop.
Go at it.
This coke is the best present anyone's ever given me in my whole life.
Besides the bicycle with training wheels when I was five.
Peace and love?
Peace and love.
Gimme a cigarette.
What's up? Come! What's the problem?
Come to the Godfather. Come.
It's all over now.
It's all over now. Huh? Yes, it is.
We're good pals now, huh? Aren't we?
Hmm? You can cut the crap, all right?
You can stop acting like the Mahatma Gandhi of cocaine
and say, once and for all, why you came here. Hmm?
It's because I need a buyer.
Detective, you know, most outsiders feel stuck here on the island.
They perceive the ocean as a wall.
But for us, it's funny, it's exactly the opposite.
It's an open door.
Don't worry about it.
I feel freer in the Azores than in Lisbon.
Is this where you hid the coke?
I never said I hid the drugs.
I said I saw people hide them here.
That's two different things. Maybe we misunderstood each other.
Detective, maybe your Italian isn't all that great.
Eh?
It's good enough for me to realize I've been taken for a ride.
The five steps of the process are cutting...
...weighing, packaging,
hiding, and transporting.
Watch it!
As for hiding, we've seen it all, right?
The movies have tons of examples.
I saw this movie where they hid coke up their asses, man.
But I won't do that.
I can put stuff up your asses, but only for fun.
Pay attention, come on.
Fucking pay attention!
Ian's buyer needs the drugs on the mainland.
He wants it sent in a container, by boat.
So, question...
How do we safely smuggle five kilos of cocaine to the mainland?
Huh?
This Italian is slicker than a swordfish.
In the interrogations, he confessed that he only had half a ton in the boat.
Then we found 600-ish pounds more in the raid.
And now he says the drugs aren't even his.
Bonino's lies reveal more than what he hides.
He knows damn well we have evidence.
- But someone told him to shut up. - Who?
- Guess. - Uh...
Hmm.
The real owners of the drugs, Francisco.
There's a lot of coke somewhere on this island,
and the Italians will come for it.
It's here. Stop, stop!
One man's trash is another man's treasure.
There's another box in the pickup.
- Come on, man! - Go get it, chop-chop.
- Carlinhos, there's another box. Get it. - I'm busy here! Fine. Jesus!
Let's see here. The cargo has to go to Ian today.
Ah!
It's a thing of beauty, right?
Ah!
What are you looking for, the secrets of Fatima?
- She's pretty. - Here.
- Careful. - Eduardo.
- Huh? - Eduardo, we've got company, man.
Hey! Good morning, hey.
Hey!
Here you are, Wednesday. How are you?
Also known as "Neither fucks nor leaves."
- So, hot shot, all fine? - I'm good.
Hey, hey, hey.
My lovely daughter, Zinha, Zinha.
My dear.
Today, I woke up with a fucking urge to go to the movies, hmm?
But now, movies are only on videos and tape.
There used to be a movie theater in Rabo de Peixe,
and I went once a week or so.
Do you remember, Zinha?
And the first time that you saw Bambi, it was there.
Hmm. That shit had already begun. A few minutes later...
Rat-a-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat!
Bambi's mother dies. They killed her.
You cried through the whole movie.
Eh, you know what my favorite movie is?
Dirty Harry.
I've always liked the guys who take the law into their own hands.
Hey, girl. Do you have that one, hmm?
Go get it.
Mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm.
Mm-hmm.
That's it. What was the name of the detective?
- Who was the detective? It was... - Harry Callahan.
- What? - It was Harry Callahan.
You can't help it, can you, idiot?
You think you're smarter than everyone else.
That's because he is.
Little pansy, shut the fuck up! I'm not talking to you!
That pansy can beat the crap out of you!
- Hey, have you no fucking shame? - Hey, hey!
Shh!
Don't make a move.
Maybe today, I'm more in the mood for a movie with a happy ending.
Let him go. Shh.
The world is already violent enough, isn't it?
Example, here. Our friend...
he got careless and he fell into one of those furnace holes.
As if that wasn't enough, now in Rabo de Peixe,
they call him Zé do Chicken!
Because he's really well boiled. All we have to do is shred him up,
put him in a chicken soufflé!
But there are happy endings, right, Zé? Aren't there?
When I was a kid,
there was a stray dog there on the street
that, every night, would saunter into our yard
to try and rip apart one of our poor chickens.
My father poisoned the little shit three times,
but the motherfucking dog survived three times.
So one day, we opened the door to it and we fed it.
The fucker lived with us for 12 years.
I never saw an animal that grateful.
That's why I say,
man, I mean, getting out of a furnace hole alive?
Fuck this shit, that's fucking crazy, huh?
Isn't it, huh?
It wasn't his time to go, huh?
And who am I to go against God's will?
- Amen. - And the Holy Spirit.
You all fucking know me.
You know that when someone is in trouble,
I'm the guy who doesn't walk away.
I don't fucking walk away.
If it wasn't for this fucking sciatica... Shit, I can barely stand.
I can't drive. You know, I need a driver.
If it wasn't for me, Zé do Chicken wouldn't be working.
Eh?
Oh! Look it, look it, look it, look it.
What were you thinking, you fucking morons?
That Agostinho wouldn't tell me that the blow was in the saints, hey?
Huh? You fucking...
- Mr. Arruda, I swear on my life... - Don't "Mr. Arruda" me!
- What are you doing? - Shut the fuck up!
Where's the fucking blow? Where's the fucking blow?
- There's no more. - You're lying! Where's the cocaine?
- Leave him alone! Let him go! - Damn, where's the fucking cocaine?
- I know where the coke is. - Where is it, daughter?
- Let him go! - Come on.
- Just fucking tell me where it is. - You okay, brother?
Motherfucker! Let go of me, you fucker.
Fuck off!
"This summer,
rated X and only on VHS,
The Relentless... Penetrator!"
Or Edward Penishands.
Mechanical Orgy.
And this one.
Snow White and the Seven Big Guys!
Can you not say shit like that in front of my daughter, you moron?
Sorry. I'm sorry, Sílvia.
There's no more. That's all of it.
- That's all? - That's all. Boss, that's all.
- I swear to you by our lord... - No one asked you, dickhead.
So shut up, all right?
Wednesday... if I find out that you're hiding something from me,
you'll be the next up to boil in the oven.
Hmm.
- Are you hiding something from me? - No.
- Are you lying to me? - I'm not.
- Do you have more cocaine? - No more.
There's no more, Mr. Arruda, I swear.
There's no more.
Then what the fuck is this?
Hmm? What?
Huh?
Bye, bitches!
Motherfuckin' asshole.
My boy Eduardo knew
that every now and then, we'd have to pretend to be lambs
so that later, we can be the wolves we're meant to be.
Hey, Ma.
Ma, the priest?
I don't know. He hasn't shown up yet, honey. I don't know.
Father? Father!
Father? Father, wake up!
Father, everybody's waiting for you. Father!
After so many years without falling into temptation,
the priest started drinking again to relieve the guilt.
We all know the Devil must come out somehow.
Carlos, wait...
- No. No, Carlos. - Just a bit, snort it.
Go on.
Okay. One more.
Hold on, just one more.
Just one more.
Father will be there in a second.
Let's go.
Come on, let's get you on your feet, Father.
Come on.
What I've done is shameful in the eyes of the lord.
Father, please. Father, please look at me.
On the day of the earthquake,
it was you who told me that no human being should be abandoned.
God does not abandon.
But you also can't abandon these people who are waiting for you
and who need your assistance.
They really need you, Father.
May God forgive me.
Give me a little more.
Okay, just one more.
Brethren,
to honorably celebrate the Holy Mysteries,
let us acknowledge that... that we are all... all sinners.
I confess to Almighty God...
...and to you, brethren, and to you,
that I have often sinned
in many of my thoughts
and words, as well, in actions and omissions.
By my own guilt, my soul...
by my enormous...
guilt, my...
Eduardo!
What?
While we're distracted buying all this shit we don't need,
- those in power do whatever they want. - Rafael.
- You're a nut job, Eduardo. - I know what I'm saying.
- It's just a movie. - The Matrix isn't just a movie.
Eduardo! The priest started bleeding from his nose
and passed out during mass!
Fucking hell.
Tony Montana.
Huh?
Tony Montana, from Scarface.
Only went down when he started thinking with his nose instead of his head.
What now?
We use our heads.
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