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In the winter of 1930,... ...after the failure... ...of the antimonarchical|rebellion in Jaca,... ...a young soldier|left his barracks and,... ...as a deserter,|wandered the countryside,... ...trying to lead|his own life. February, 1931.|Somewhere in Spain. Halt! Hands up! I was just... Where are... you from? Madrid. Where are you going? Answer the sergeant. - Where are you going?|- I don't know. You deserted? Long live Galán|and García Hernández! He's with the Jaca lot. Hold it! Didn't you hear him? - Were you stationed in Jaca?|- No, sir. Well then? I support the Republic. I don't understand this.|A Republican with the Bible. Wait! Shall we let him go? You're kidding! - What if the Republic wins?|- It's still the fatherland. The fatherland|is the government. And the government may change. So? The sooner we serve|the likely winner... ...the better. We must respect|the established order. That's what the law says. And in the 1854 revolution,... ...our founder,|the Marquis of Ahumada,... ...was thrown out|for defending the government. No way. The Civil Guard stay out|of politics. The chief says so. Yeah, and pigs can fly. Whoever invented tobacco... ...should have been hung|on a meat hook,... ...with a weight on his feet. Health and the Republic. What are you doing? I'm free to go? Stop! Trust your father-in-law,|dammit! I'll be court-martialed! You certainly will be|if you don't put your gun down. Fuck it, Juan, I'll shoot! You'd shoot|your children's grandfather? I'll do it! You haven't the balls. I don't? The bastard shot me! Don't shoot! Can you hear me? Juan! I've killed him! I've killed him! And now what? What am I going|to tell my wife? I want to die! I want to die! I'll kill myself! That man was kindness itself. And it was all over nothing. It was all over nothing! Fuck all the laws! And fuck the goddam|public order! And the Marquis of Ahumada,|and the Holy Virgin as well! Good evening. Hey... - Any whores here?|- Yeah, there's one. And she's terrific. And how much is it... ...for the night? That's asking a lot. Talk to Polonia. Upstairs. - Sixty.|- I pass. Eighty. May I come in? Why do you all keep|coming upstairs? I've told you not to. They told me|to ask for Polonia. What is it, son? How much is it|for the whole night? For handsome boys,|ten pesetas. But you'll have to wait|till after midnight. Why? Because we get customers|until then. - Come on.|- What time is it? - Are we playing or not?|- I'm coming. It's almost nine.|Have you eaten? You can have some rabbit|while you're waiting. My niece won't miss out on|a young man like you. Go on, sit down, love. Where are you going? Make room for the boy! - Cold, isn't it?|- Well, it's winter. This just won't do.|Either we play or we don't. Excuse me.|Don Luis, an extreme unction. Just a minute. - What about the game?|- I'm sorry, but you heard. And as sheriff, I have|to accompany Don Luis. I don't believe it, Don Luis.|You in a brothel! Precisely. Where there is sin,|that's where I must be. - Why did you bring Holy Joe?|- He came along. Who's dying anyway? Prudencio. The mule kicked|his brains out. Man's days are numbered. It'd make you believe in God.|When the priest's winning... ...Divine Providence sends|a viaticum,... ...and he splits|with the money. Extreme unction. What's the difference? Viaticum is giving|the Eucharist. Extreme unction is applying|holy oils. Here. Wet your whistle. He knows a lot|about the Church. Maybe he can play cards. Well, sort of. All the better for us.|Come on. Eat up and we'll play. What the hell's that? - What did you do, you rascal?|- Nothing, honest. I deserted.|I was stationed in Madrid. Just look in my case! The de Valera version!|Are you a Protestant? No, sir. Agnostic. Right, come on, son. You come home with me. - I'll get those off.|- Listen. Encarna will be waiting|for you. I'm sorry about the sergeant. This discipline business|is shit. If you accept it,... ...discipline can make you|kill your mother if need be. - The guard said that.|- Brave animal. But one thing,|he did sing very well. Flamenco, I mean... As for me,... ...I've had three great|frustrations in my lifetime. - I see you've got the knack.|- So so. Three frustrations|which embittered my life. It looks good. In the seminary they called|it divine. Were you a cook there? If you're on a scholarship|you have to work as well. And as I was a good cook... What about your frustrations? The first was not being born|among heathens. Because with baptism|you're ruined forever. Why? Don't you priests say|that baptism... ...Ieaves an indelible mark|on the soul? I only spent six years|in the seminary. Second, because of my feet,|I wasn't called up. So I couldn't desert.|Come on, drink up. You should get rid|of the uniform and the bugle. Burn them now. I can't. They'll give you away. They're not mine,|I have to return them. A very honorable decision. How will you return them? By mail? No. When we have a Republic. What about... ...your third frustration? It's something awful. It so happens that I can|only get it up with my wife. So I can't cheat... ...on our marriage. You see the paradox. As I couldn't rebel against|the church or the army,... ...or matrimony,|which, after banking,... ...are the most reactionary|institutions around,... ...here I am,|a rebel, an infidel,... ...and a libertine|by nature,... ...Iiving like|a scared old bourgeois. Hey! This is the best damn cod|I've tasted in my life. Come in, come in. It's better if you sleep here,|there's a stove. - Wherever you say, sir.|- Enough of that. Don't be so formal! Throw a bit of wood|in the stove. My wife. Damn woman. What's this?|Are we sleeping together? If you want to sleep alone,|go to another room. But believe me,|this house is an icebox. What's more,... ...you can read me to sleep. You wouldn't be queer? No, nothing like that. I told you.|Except with my wife,... ...I'm totally impotent. It may be my age. The insomnia, I mean. Read me something|from the Bible. The Old or New Testament? I don't care.|It's just to fall sleep. Read the page it opens at,|like the English do. " Because the fate of the sons|of men and of beasts... ...is the selfsame fate. The first die,|and the others too." Hell, it's Ecclesiastes.|We're doing well. " And the others die too,... ...and both have|the selfsame breath. Man has no advantage over|the beast, for all is vanity. Both go to the same place. Both come from the dust|and to dust both return. Who knows if the spirit|of man mounts upward,... ...or that of the beast|goes into the earth?" Ah, there's the rub. " I see there is no happiness|for man... ...but to be happy in his work,|for that is his lot. Who then can bring him to see|what will happen after him?" - Morning, Don Manolo.|- Hello, Palomo. What's the damn mayor|doing here? He's waiting|for the carnival band. What a country, Fernando. Spain is on the verge|of a new era,... ...and we've got carnivals. Morning, Don Manolo. Hello, Jesus. Really, Fernando,|I'm sorry you're leaving. I had to go some day. What I mean is,... ...it's not just that|I've eaten well,... ...and had someone|to chat with. I wouldn't have minded|if you'd stayed. But now, with my daughters,|it's different. - You understand my position.|- Of course. It's just that,|as I never had any sons... Well, I guess|I got fond of you. And I of you. Write as soon as you have|an address. Don't worry. There it is. - Mine or your daughters'?|- We'll see. Here. - No, really, I don't need it.|- Come on, take it. It's the Madrid train. There they are! Well, as they say,... ...Health and the Republic. The best of luck to you! Dad! Clara! - Violeta!|- Dad! How are you? Dad! How handsome you look! You're the ones|who look beautiful. Dad! Luz! Give me a kiss. Just look at him,|a real mess. Don't start nagging. I smell anisette. She's just like your mother. Get your cases|and we'll go home. - Who's this?|- He's a friend. But he's off to Madrid.|' Bye, Fernando. Come, the buggy's outside. Why did you decide|to come all of a sudden? Haven't you heard the news? Madrid is awful.|Strikes, fighting, shooting. Well, the paper gets here|three days late. Here... - Anything else?|- No, that's all. Just as well. So much shit... - You fixed it?|- Yeah, it was blocked. You can wear Mother's|dress. Are you fed up cleaning?|Come on, lend me a hand. - Anyway I'm not going.|- Why not? I don't dance to minstrels. And the men here are brutes. They love to pull a plough|into the dance and ruin it. Dad told us, remember? - Talk of the devil.|- Open the door, Luz. It's always me! The boy from the station! Yes. I missed the train. - Is Manolo in?|- No, but he won't be long. Go up that way. Luz, who was it? Clara, this boy has come... ...to see Dad. Good afternoon. Am I bothering you? No, not at all.|Come in. Carnival starts tomorrow... He was at the station,|he missed the train. I went to the village,... ...but there's no inn there. And, as I'd stayed here|with Manolo, I thought,... ...maybe... No, I was stationed|at the Madrid aerodrome. Galán and García Hernández|were shot the 1 4th,... ...but the uprising went on|and the radio announced,... ..."The Republic proclaimed|in Madrid. Play reveille." And as I was bugler,|I played it. - Play it now!|- lgnore her. Go on. The planes flew over Madrid,|but nothing was happening. And Ramón Franco|wouldn't bomb the Palace,... ...because he saw children... ...playing near there. When did you escape? As the Government troops|were arriving. I saw our leaders|taking planes to Portugal,... ...so I changed clothes,|got my case and ran for it. Where did you go? To the mountains. I was there over a month. What did you eat? Whatever I found. Especially cabbage.|A lot of cabbage. From the gardens.|What about sleeping? Where I could.|Often in churches. I'd hide until they locked up,|then lie on a bench,... ...and keep warm with candles. Where were you going? La Coruña. La Coruña? To stow away to America. - A good thing you met Dad.|- Come on, play something. Do you think a bugle|is like a saxophone? Anyway, he's eating. No, I don't mind. The usual reveille|or the fancy one? So then I said to Unamuno,... ..."No, Don Miguel,|you're mistaken". And you know what he's like,|don't you? Imagine how he reacted. I can just imagine.|When did he last write to you? What's that? That, my dear Luis,|is the fucking seminarian. He hung around when he got|a whiff of my girls' pussies. Good God, man! - Beautiful!|- And so lively! - It was lovely!|- And what lungs! - Good evening!|- Hello, Dad. Look who's here. You missed the train.|Am I right? Yes. - How are you, Don Luis?|- Not as well as you girls. You get prettier every day. What smells so good? Fernando is a wonderful cook. I knew that already. Health and the Republic, son.|Thank God you didn't leave. What is it? Chicken casserole. I went to the village,... ...but there's no inn. You could have gone|to Polonia's place. How could he go to that dump? I forgot about that. Encarna's there. She's probably|still waiting for you. Here, Mother. Are you all ready? One, two... Look's like we're in for|a musical night. It's the teacher! These are the melodies|which King David would sing... ...to the pretty girls,|and now we sing them to you. Awaken, my love, awaken,... ...Iook, the dawn is here. The little birds are singing,|and the moon has hid her face. Son, they're going inside. Clara! Can we come in?|I'm with my mother. I swear, that boy gets crazier|every day. That often happens to teachers. It's working with children|that does it. Come in.|How are you, Doña Asun? Awful, my dear. Just awful. Now the guards are committing|suicide. Two at a time! These are bad times|for decent people. Weren't you in mourning? Mourning is carried|in the heart, Doña Asun. I don't speak to you.|Long live Christ the King! So say l. So say l. How can you receive a priest|like him in this house? Who's this? A cousin. He's handsome. - Where were we?|- The bracelet, Mother. You've got it out?|Give it to her, then. Not like that!|You must speak first. Well, I must say|I would have preferred... ...a Carlist family,|but still,... ...Republicans are better|than Borbons. Get to the point, Mother. As Juanito is an only child,... ...I tend to spoil him,|so here we are. Luz! I know, the door! May I have another drink? When he heard|the girls were here,... ...he washed his feet|and said to me, " Mother,... ...as the band is here,|we'll serenade Manolo's house. Then we'll ask for her hand." Whose hand? My girl friend's. You never said anything. What was there to say? My grandmother got engaged|with that bracelet,... ...and my mother and l. Did you tell her|I'll be living with you? Later, Mother.|Do you like it? Yes, it's really beautiful. You really want... ...to marry him? I don't know. When did we ever talk|about getting married? - I wrote it to you in a poem!|- You don't love him? Thank you, my dear. Come on. Who's better|for you than your mother? No, Mother. Wait! It's not my fault, it's lust.|He's blinded by lust. They burned the church! The sexton's gone crazy!|He's burned the church! Damn him to...|Where's my beret? What came over him? I bet this heretic priest|put him up to it! For Christ's sake! I wouldn't give him a raise,... ...and so he's decided|to become an anarchist. - Let's go, Juanito.|- Where? To the church, in atonement. Rocio, tell her we're engaged! Tell her how we fell in love|last summer fishing crabs! - Careful, there's a loose step.|- I see it. You'll be real comfortable. They're made of maize leaves.|They're so soft. Give me the sheets. Did you see that fool? There's nothing between you? We're just good friends. Well, last summer we fooled|around a bit, that's all. The summer's|real good fun here. I mean, if you'd come in summer|it would have been different. Why? We come here every year. What do you do? Lots of things. We go on excursions,|have picnics,... ...swim in the river. And fish crabs. Don't be dirty-minded. Juanito's nothing to me. But, because he's so rich,|he thinks we're all after him. Pass me the heater. You're going to be so warm. What do you want|for breakfast? - I'll make breakfast.|- Oh, that's right. We're useless at cooking.|Dad must have told you. Yes. What will you do? Me? For breakfast, I mean. Do you like fried bread? More than anything. If I come in summer,|can we go to the river? To fish crabs? If you want. What are you doing? See you in the morning. I nearly forgot.|Just in case you need it. The heater! No, really, I mean it... Rocio! What was that? Nothing. I'm coming, Dad! Go on. I said we come here|in summer,... ...and have a great time,|and he wants to come next year. To fish crabs. Can't he just come|and swim in the river? The poor boy. Who? Fernando? No. Higinio. Why bring your husband up? Higinio drowned in the river. That's right. - Every time I remember...|- Well, don't remember! And he cooked paella|so well that day! Remember? - He was good with rice.|- That's all he was good at. That's true. If he'd given me a baby|instead of all that paella! - Continue.|- All right. I was putting the heater|in the bed,... ...and suddenly he kissed me. - Was he naked at the time?|- Did you hear that child? Do you think because|I'm a virgin I'm an idiot? Luz, really. So he kissed you|and you ran for it. You idiot.|Fernando's gorgeous! Well, forget about him. We don't want problems|with that seminarian. " And the signatories|are at your service,... ...ready to unite|within one Party,... ...and propose to form|a broad coalition,... ...to serve the Republic." Who are the signatories? The first ones are|Ortega y Gasset,... ...Gregorio Marañon|and Perez de Ayala. Nobodies! What about Don Miguel? I don't see his name,|but no matter. The King has accepted|Berenguer's resignation,... ...and met with Romanones. Dad, we're back! - Come on, Fernando.|- So long, Don Luis. Let's see what that meddler|Romanones will do now. If Unamuno hasn't signed... Hello, Fernando. He's a real bore|about that damn Don Miguel. He can't see that Unamuno|is a poet, not a thinker. Forgive your people, Lord. Forgive your people. Forgive them, Lord. - Dad...|- Yes, dear. - Can't I go to the dance?|- Who said you couldn't? You see? Do not be eternally annoyed. Forgive them, Lord! It's too big for me. - What are you doing?|- Choosing our costumes. What will you wear? Me? Nothing. I'm not going. Why not? Go and enjoy yourself.|You still can. I don't know. But I won't get dressed up. I think this would suit you. - His suspenders.|- What are you doing? Leave me alone! I'm not going like this,|I'm embarrassed. - You look great.|- Don't be silly. No, you go on ahead.|I'll go in later. You're a real disaster. Let me... Do this. You're so pretty! Make way there. Make way for the baby. Rocio... You look nice.|What's your disguise? It's not a disguise.|It's my Grandad's uniform. - It suits you.|- That's why I put it on. - I don't want to dance.|- Neither do l. Your letters and photos. What's all this about? You hear that?|What about last night? It's not my fault|your mother's a reactionary. Leave her out of it! Look. Here. " Dear Juanito, I got your poem|and was so surprised." Signed by you. Didn't you know|I wanted to marry? What you think it's|like buying meat? Am I right or not? - Then give me back the bracelet.|- No, I won't. What do you mean? Come here, you twit.|You're a twit. Are we engaged or not? - I am, you're not!|- I am, silly. But these things take time,|don't you see? Get us something to drink,|and then we'll talk. - Drinks?|- Yes, real cold ones. - It's a shame really.|- What is? The way you treat him. What can I do?|He's a jerk. That's true too. Look, with Romanones in power,|I'm happy. All this Republic business|will peter out. Sure. You can carry on as mayor,|lending money at 50% interest. Better an honest man like me|than one like the sexton. What's wrong with|the new government? Wrong with it? Nothing. What a cabinet! Minister of State,|Romanones. Adviser to the Spanish|Bank of Credit... Would you rather|a gang of revolutionaries? Is Alcala Zamora|a revolutionary? He goes to mass daily.|Go to hell, man. - Aren't you envious?|- Of whom? Of those two. Yes, I am envious. The drinks. And I forgive you. - Let's dance.|- No, no. Didn't you forgive me? Yes, but the tango is banned. - You don't say!|- Pius X banned it. - What would he know?|- The Pope knows everything. He's infallible. It's shameful. - What's wrong?|- I'm not dancing anymore. - Hey, pigeon, are you alone?|- Leave me be! Look, sweetheart,|don't play innocent. Wait, my shoe's come off. Fuck, you acted|just like a man. That's what I am. Damn. Easy... Come on. Climb up. - Here?|- Go on! Now what? What do you think? Put your tongue like this. Now blow. Blow, for fuck's sake! Do you know he wouldn't|dance a tango last night? It's his mother's influence. But do you love him or not? I guess I do,|because the idiot's lovable. But I don't like him. And to marry a man,|you have to like him. Do you think I liked|Higinio at first,... ...with all that hair|in his nose? So? I got used to him. Now I miss him more|every day. That's because you don't|see the hair. Don't kid yourself.|A woman has to have a man. Especially at night. You're right. Even Violeta. What does that mean? Swear you won't tell anyone. I swear. Tell what? Violeta? Hello, Fernando. Hello. Have you seen Violeta? - Look.|- What is it? A sheet. Can you guess what it's for? No idea. - Come on and you'll see.|- Where? - The studio, you'll like it.|- What studio? Dad's. Didn't he tell you|he was a painter? I haven't been in here|for years. I left it the day I realized|painting was finished. Why go on painting if it's|all been done, I said. And I decided|to respect the canvas. My last work. Mother says that Dad is lazy. She may be right,|but you know how she is. A Russian copied it. He's called Malevich. But, look.|Look at the date. Mine is a year earlier. Manolo... I've something to say. Go on. Well, I've... - I've fallen in love.|- I knew it! That's why I told you|to go... ...when they came. So now I gain a son-in-law|and lose a friend. Don't say that. Don't kid yourself. So, who's the lucky girl? Rocio, I guess. Violeta. If you go to town,|buy me matches. Buy them yourself,|you hussy! What...? What do you think? She'd got her hopes up. - No, I haven't eaten.|- Drink up, you'll need it! This is like something|from a novel. What I mean is,|your love is impossible! Why? Because Violeta... Look... Have you told her? Told her? Why should I tell her... ...after what happened|last night? Don't tell me... ...there was copulation! A miracle! It's a miracle! Violeta! Violeta! My dear!|Give me a kiss! - A kiss!|- What's all this? A kiss, my dear. My first grandchild|must be a boy. I'm fed up... ...with so many women|in the family. Are you crazy? Why? I couldn't lie to him. Last night meant nothing!|Got it? Nothing! Get out of my sight! What's wrong?|I want to get married! Listen, son,|how can you marry a man? What's wrong? The bitch. What an idiot! Don't be hard on her. It's all Mother's fault. She wanted Violeta|to be a boy. She'd bought everything|in blue. She already had a daughter. So she kept on|dressing her as a boy. But didn't your father|say anything about it? He was too involved|with his painting. But I think Violeta's been|influenced a lot by confession. - Aren't you atheists?|- Well, yes. But we made|our First Communion. Because Mother loved|for us to look pretty. Well, Violeta looked handsome,|because she wore a sailor-suit. What about confession? As Violeta confessed|on the boys' side,... ...the priest talked to her|about lewd behavior. Imagine! I sure can! Juanito and his mother. What is it? He wants me to try|his mother's wedding dress. It may need altering. Don't you dare.|And don't get it dirty! Are they getting married? Well, Juanito's a good match. Look, why don't you|make the sandwiches yourself? I want to see this. All right. Well... Thanks for everything,|and give my bible to Manolo. Don't be silly. I was married by a bishop,|he was my uncle. You wouldn't have an uncle|who's a bishop? - Or even better, a cardinal.|- No, I don't. - Can Juanito come in?|- No. He's your fiancé. What a precious dress.|It looks lovely on you. Isn't she beautiful? But she doesn't have an uncle|who's a bishop. It's a shame. It's the sacrament|that matters, isn't it? Of course, but with a bishop|it looks better. What about the honeymoon? Mother says... ...we should go to Rome.|What do you say? She'll love seeing the Pope|and the catacombs. - I don't know.|- We could go to Paris too. I mean about the wedding.|Can we wait for the Republic? Because when|there's a Republic,... ...then we'll be able|to get a divorce. My son divorced? Never!|Take off the dress! Give it to me,|you shameless woman! With great pleasure!|And you can stick it... ...up your ass! - Rocio, please.|- And the veil with it. - What a filthy tongue!|- Calm down, Mother! Grab her by the legs! She'll be over it by tomorrow. Go away. And never come back! But I didn't do anything,|it was her. Juanito! I'm taking you|to a monastery! Calm down, Doña Asun! Fernando, I'm so unhappy! Don't cry. You're so kind! The door... Never mind the door.|Come here, you devil. You're a real devil. Your trousers... |
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