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Before you're born... someone, maybe God, defines exactly|how he's going to fuck your life. This was my theory. God only thinks about|men at the start... when He decides whether their|life is going to be good or bad. If He's in a hurry,|He makes a war, or a tornado... and kills off a whole bunch|of people without a thought. But He did think about me. 'THE MAN OF THE YEAR' So, have you chosen? - This one.|- Nowadays men are like women. Liposuction, waxing, getting rid of|wrinkles, peeling, botox, everything. For instance, now it 's trendy|for men to dye their hair blond. - Yesterday, I did two myself.|- In my case it was a bet. I don't like my clients looking.|Spoils the surprise. - What bet was that?|- Soccer. Losing is terrible. Who lost? Me. Oh, my God. I shouldn't have left|it so long, but... I think you'll like it.|Hope so. It's nearly platinum blonde. What's wrong, didn't you like it?|I can dye it again, if you want. I've always thought I was ugly.|Never enjoyed looking in the mirror. But on that day it was different. I looked at that face that was mine|but wasn't mine. A blond... a stranger. I spent my whole life wishing|lwere someone else. And there I felt my time had come. What are you doing tonight? So, what are we going to do? I wanted to take Cledir to a motel|and fuck all night long. But I' d promise to pass|by Gonzaga's bar... and show my cousin Robinson|that I' d paid my debt. I could've gone there another time,|but I felt like going right then. I was feeling good... and wanted to show everyone|the new Máiquel. Where's Robinson? - What the fuck's that?|- What's up? What am I, a clown? You look funny. - In what way, brother?|- What do you mean? Just funny. You look like a gringo. You telling me I look like a fag? You walk in here looking like a|gringo and I can't think it's funny? What's your problem? I'not a faggot and I'm not a clown. I don't like you laughing|when I walk in here. That 's the problem. Look, Máiquel... I didn't call you a fag... but I am now.|If you ask me... any man who dyes his hair blond|like that, like you did... has to be a fag, and big time. C'mon. Weren't we going to dance? Máiquel, come and have|a beer with us, man. Go fuck yourself. Don't mess around with that guy.|Forget it. You're the faggot, Suel. Let's go|outside settle this shit like men. Come on, let's go! - I'm so scared of you.|- Let 's go! Hey c'mon! Stop that now! No fighting in my bar! I'm with my girlfriend tonight.|I'll deal with you another time. Whenever you like, Blondie. - Let 's go.|- Tomorrow. Midday, here. I couldn't sleep at night|thinking about Suel. And my tooth was killing me. I shouldn't have done that.|I had gotten myself in a duel. Suel surely had a gun. I had never|held a gun before, damn it. I was going to stay home quiet,|and forget that guy. Fuck him.|I wasn't gonna go out. Reach for your gun, Suel. Fire away, Blondie. That's how things began.|In this stupid way. I never thought I' d kill someone. And all because of a bet. DAY OF SADNESS AND GLORY|AT MARACANÃ I wanted to run away,|to leave town but I just stood... standing there. I was afraid of Suel' s friends,|afraid of the cops, of going to jail. I just wanted to put|an end to that agony. I was going to hand myself in. - Hand yourself in, like hell!|- Like hell! I told you not to mess with Suel! - You've got to get away fast.|- Take that car you've been using... ...and go to the countryside.|- No, the Maverick's due tomorrow! You should go further,|up to the northeast. Fuck, Marcão!|People hide over in Niterói. Why don't you dye your hair|black and stay right here? After having dropped|at the end of last week... today the dollar increased|by 5.31%% against the real... and was bought at R$ 3.165|and sold at R$ 3.17. The volume of transactions|among banks decreased. Hey, Máiquel! Suel was a fucking thief.|He took boxes of booze... and said that if I told the cops|he'd set fire to the bar. No one liked him around here. Plus the fucker was under age|and couldn't be arrested. He deserved to die. Go on, drink your whisky. I'll just have a Coke, no ice. He's the one who shot Suel. Good work. Helping keep the|trash off the streets. Let's go. I felt it was still too early|for me to feel safe. But everybody was thanking me,|giving me presents. I never thought that people would|be happy with the death of a guy. They said that criminals belong|in the cemetery... and that I had done|society some good. Who farted there, man? Shit, man. - Stinks!|- Gross, man! That stinks! Fuck! Just a minute. Trumps. Pass. So tell us how you|knocked that guy out. The guy came at me like this, right?|Showing off... Had a girlfriend, didn't he? - Wonder where she's gone.|- She can go fuck herself. I... I... I... Go on, Enoque, spit it out! - It was nobody.|- What do you mean, nobody? Nobody. Mr. Baldani sent this.|Told me to congratulate you. Congratulations. Bye. Bill Clinton's visit to Brazil... was marked by a breach of protocol. At the Mangueira Olympic village... the American retinue|was half an hour late. They were applauded|by the elite of Rio's samba. The VIPs of Mangueira Samba School|heard two celeb's speeches. Pelé succeeded in making|Bill Clinton... the first US president|to join Mangueira. Look here! Be quiet! I can do that too.|I'll make you a deal: Don't eat my sneakers|and I won't eat you. Your name's Bil now. Okay? What's up? What's up? Who's Bil? Who's Bil? Who's Bil? Who's Bil... Bil, daddy's going out now|to buy food for you. Food for Bil. After I killed Suel a lot of things|changed in my life. That was all the neighborhood talked|about. They were proud of me. I always thought life sucked,|I always did everything wrong... but now it was different. I started to enjoy things.|I felt important, happy. I was going to get a job,|work, and date. In Japan there are many|ways to prepare fish... but only a way to cut it.|Ginsu 20OO for the legend lives on. Sharper than ever,|its carbon steel blade... cuts bones like this. A genuine Ginsu can cut,|carve, chop, saw and slice. Its extremely sharp saw-toothed|edge can easily carve... this turkey and this shank.|Ginsu cuts any kind of vegetable. Look. How much would you pay|for this Ginsu 20OO? Don't answer yet because you'll also|receive 6 other knives for barbecue. Their double saw-toothed blades|can carve any kind of meat. That's not all.|You'll also get this cutter... for delicate cuts of meat that|won't require further sharpening. Bil! Listen to me!|You're not doing your part! Hi. Hi. Folks are talking about you. Jesus, what happened|to your sneaker? - Oh, that was Bil.|- The dog? - No, the pig.|- Pig? You've got a pig now? - Cool, where is it?|- It's in the bathroom. A piglet... to eat. What do you think I'd have|a pig in the house for? Oh, don't eat it.|Pigs are so cute. What is it? Toothache. - Feel better?|- Sure. - Do you like pork?|- Sure, nice piece of loin. You know, I prefer you like this,|blond. Suits you. You'll have to go back|and redo the roots. I think you'd better go|and find a dentist. DENTAL SURGEON I hate Rio. Violence is turning|this city into a jungle. Crime is running rings|around this place, son. I'm in favor of the death penalty. All that talk about|human rights is a laugh. They're not humans,|kidnappers, rapists. If you ask me,|one's born with criminal impulses. Dr. Carvalho was a strange man,|but I liked him. He told me some funny things. But I was ashamed to open my mouth,|my teeth all fucked up. Your teeth are decayed, son,|all of them. How much to pull out|the one that 's hurting? I can treat your teeth.|You're too young for dentures. I don't think I've got enough|to pay for treatment. You're the one who|killed Suel, aren't you? You don't need to pay, son. I like you. That is,|I like what you did to Suel. That mulatto had it coming to him. I hate blacks. I hate mulattos.|I'm one helluva racist. Everyone's racist. Only the hypocrites have no courage|to admit it. I'll tell you something: You've got a problem.|I'm a dentist and I've got a problem. We can help each other. You do me a favor|and I'll do you a favor. How about it? This is my daughter. She's 17, just a kid. She was raped. I never told the police. You know, the humiliation. Máiquel, I want you to kill|the bastard who hurt my girl. I've nowhere to stay.|I'll come live at your place. Here? Suel looked after me... now you'll have to. It's no use throwing me out.|I won't go. How old are you? Fifteen. If you won't let me in, I'll stay|right here outside your door. And every time you go out,|I'll sneak in. Suel's mother threw me out.|I've got nowhere to go. You'll have to keep me now. Give me a place to stay,|food, clothes... everything I need. To get rid of me you'll have|to kill me, like you did Suel. I'm not leaving, period. Gee, I've already|got one pig in there. It's nice here. You can stay here|till we find someplace else. You can sleep on the bed.|I'll take the sofa. I don't know about|a criminaI's soul... but an honest man's soul|is a living hell. Just take a look around. Walls with broken glass, iron barbs,|barbed wire, bulletproof cars... bulletproof windows... All we ever|think about is defending ourselves. No one respects|traffic lights anymore. No one goes out at night. No one opens their window at night. We're all scared stiff. Well, I fulfilled my promise.|Have you brought me any news? I know where he works,|at a pet store. He lives with his mother.|She's really sick... but he takes good care of her. Everyone's got a mother, son.|Even Emperor Nero had a mother. Just look at your new smile. Smile, son, show your teeth, laugh. I'm the one who can no longer smile. This pain consuming me,|my poor baby girl. I need money to buy a new gun. - Why did you kill Suel?|- Get out! - I'm not looking.|- Get out and close the door! Why did you kill Suel?|He didn't do anything to you. You can stay at my place,|eat my food... wear my clothes, ask for money,|play with my pig... sleep in my bed, just don't|annoy me with that question! - Who are you looking for?|- Caju. This is an AR-15, been very popular|here in Rio for a long time... good for pumping lead.|The ammo's a bitch to find, though. Uzi... handles easy.|I like this babe a lot. Real nice. 12 Pump pistol. No, I want something lighter,|I don't know, a revolver. - A 38.|- I know what you want. You want something light... to carry hidden in your belt,|to command a little respect. Right? Take a 45, semi-automatic. Knocks them right out. And the|ammo's readily available. Here. Feel it. Feel that power. Feels like you're wearing|a crown, right? Tell me. You're Máiquel, aren't you? What's up, man? Oh, nothing. In those days,|I hadn't yet learned to hate. People said Ezequiel was evil... but all I could see|was this poor bastard. Hi. Hi. Weren't you gonna introduce me your|friend who's staying at your place? She's an acquaintance.|I'm going to take a shower. Wait, I've got something|important to tell you. - What's that on your shirt?|- Nothing. I cut myself. He's angry at me. But I already|told him I'm not leaving. Promise she's leaving? I promise. Haven't you noticed anything|different? Take a good look. I've put over 6 pounds,|can't you tell? Guess. I'm pregnant. We can marry in March,|the baby'll be born in November. So I can take my vacation from work.|You know the priest I told you about? I love Father Oscar. At the church|Our Lady of Conception... they do weddings with 15, 2O couples.|It's the loveliest thing in the world. Or maybe we should just|get married by ourselves. Or everyone will be comparing|dresses. Come on, say something! I thought we could go|and live with my mom. I don't really like this place.|We can do up that room at the back. But tell me... don't I look pregnant? - A church wedding?|- Yeah. With a wedding dress,|veil, garland, the works? How am I meant to know? Are you mad at me or at|yourself about getting married? I want to marry. I like Cledir.|I asked her to marry me. Tomorrow I'm going to her place|to make the arrangements. I want to change,|want to be a normal man... have a family, kids,|go to church on Sundays... Don't be ridiculous, Máiquel! And where would you get the money|to take care of us? You have no job. You know we're|an unauthorized dealer. You want in?|Fine, but that 's the deal. No, Marcão, that 's not my scene now.|I need a proper job. I'm getting married.|Going to have a kid. Why get married right now?|Go and tell her: Look, I've no job, no money. Make a deal with her. You don't know|what 's like to have a son. Tell her: - Let 's get rid of the baby together.|- I want to get married, work. If you ask me,|only dumb women get pregnant. And they should pay the price on|their own. Let her bring up the brat. Maybe it 's not even yours.|Bitches fuck around... Not bitch, man! Cledir, there's something|I want to talk about. - Look how it 's growing, so big now.|- It sure has grown. Mom's coming, she's getting dressed. Let 's just talk about the wedding,|no need to mention I'm pregnant, OK? Your hands are freezing.|Are you nervous? Cledir, I've been thinking... I've be thinking, and|I think it 's for the best... Ready! I'm coming! Ah, Máiquel, I'm so pleased|to receive you in my home! Sit down, son.|Now I can call you son, right? We must register this occasion! It's so nice to see you together.|Praise the Lord! MáiqueI's Coke!|I'll just fetch it. - No ice, mom. He likes it without it.|- You told me so many times, I forgot. I wanted to tell you... See how happy she is?|She loves you. I've got to tell you|something, Cledir. I know this is a special|occasion for you... Go on! I think the time's not right yet... Cheers! Cheers! I'm going to recite a poem!|Quiet! Life is an open air tunnel. Love...|Oh, I'm no good at poetry. When I think of Cledir I imagine|a world of four letters: Love. What about the honeymoon? We're going to Araruama.|Anyone been there? No. No money... Humberto! This is Marcão,|and that 's my cousin Robinson. - So you need a job?|- Yes. The guy who used to work with me|disappeared. Completely. Do you like animals? - Sure. Animals?|- Then the job's yours. Máiquel, come and cut the cake! Cledir was so beautiful that day. And I realized I wanted|to be a normal man. A working man, married... with children. That's what I wanted, to be a|regular guy like everybody else. I was going to work at the pet shop.|Everything would be fine. Lots of shit, right? Only thing these animals know|what to do is shit. Might as well get used to it, you'll|have to clean up plenty of baby shit. That 's what marriage is:|Baby shit. And baby shit is like quicksand: Take one step and the shit|won't let go of you. - Not all marriages are the same.|- They are. Only the shit changes. There's porous shit, runny shit... Women are only cute|until their wedding day. After that, they turn into fat,|vindictive cows. They never forgive you for|having married them! Do you have any dog biscuits? - What brand?|- Any. The most expensive. So this is where|you're working, son? Do you earn enough|to keep your family? You did a good, clean job, kid. Brilliant future ahead of you. Dr. Carvalho, could we talk outside? You went off before|I could fully show... all my gratitude, son. Not many people|you can rely on these days. What's wrong? Regrets?|Regret becoming a hero? Of having rid|society of a monster? Here, this is for you. See you around. - That guy is a friend of yours?|- He's my dentist. What a jerk. See, Zilmar? From here I can see|all the entrances to the house. A monitor for each camera.|I know who enters, who leaves. It's great.|Sometimes I sit here with my whisky. See, Sílvio? I drink|my whisky and sit waiting... for the day when someone comes. Hang on, Carvalho. You really|think that shit might work? Soares had bulletproof car,|bulletproof door... and look what happened to him.|He got royally fucked. Like I said, a guy puts a gun|to your head and what happens? You shit yourself. Then you open|the door, the safe, the works. If a criminal wants to get into|your house, he will do it. And he'll take your car,|your dollars, your gold, the works! Only one way to deal with it. Look, there's our guest now. We've got to be realistic.|The cops are incompetent, corrupt. - Can't expect a damn thing from them.|- Sure, Carvalho! You think I'm expecting something|from the cops? Me? Remember that crazed|nigger in that bus? The entire police force|against a street kid? Remember what the kid shouted? I'm the devil's son! Hi. Honey, your father is talking|business with his friends. Go back to your room. Go ahead, Sílvio, speak to the man! Máiquel, Carvalho told me about|how you've been helpful... about your credentials in the|community, how reliable you are... that you're ready for anything. Just|this month I've been mugged twice. By a guy called Neno.|The guy is making... my family's life hell,|and my businesses too. The police don't lift a finger|'cause they're scared of the press... who are afraid of the NGOs. Fucking|priests talk about human rights... protecting 14,|15 year-old pickpockets. We must defend ourselves. I want you to kill this criminal for me. - Kill him?|- Sure, kill him. How much do you want to get rid|of this guy? His name is Neno. Go on, son, ask away. Sílvio will|give you as much as you like. Like it? I came for Bil. I convinced Cledir|to let him stay there. Here. - Got an old blanket?|- What for? For Bil. For the pig?! Like pigs feel the cold, Máiquel!|Really! How do you know pigs|don't feel the cold? How do you know pigs|don't feel the cold? For Heaven's sake! Women are only interested in us|to get married and have kids. Then they spend the rest of their|life getting on our nerves. Getting fatter and fatter. I don't know what's worse,|the ones who put on weight... or those who work out|and stay too thin. I've got this theory: Women work out to stay|sexy for their lovers. If you ever find your wife|working out in the gym... beat the shit out of her because|she must be cheating on you. Today's your birthday. Pick a dog as a present. I'll take this one. His name is Pickpocket.|I've given them all names. Pickpocket steals|everyone else's food. But I think it 's better if I take|him later. Bil might not like him. - Shall we serve dinner? I'm starving.|- Did you turn off the stove? Yes. Máiquel, they're not coming.|The baby's hungry, honey. Come on, right when|things are livening up? We're going to... Easy, easy. My name is Robinson.|This here is my friend Enoque. Aunt Rosa, you can serve now!|Let's sit down, everyone. Let's eat. It's ready.|Been in the oven for 4 hours. - It must be delicious.|- What's this, Cledir? Why? Where is... Bil? We have a birthday party to go to. You must be looking|for someone else. Bil! Bil! Bil! How could you do this to me, Cledir? I was gonna save him for Christmas,|but, well, it's your birthday. - You killed Bil!|- He messed up the house! Only the backyard|and I always cleaned it up! I know who you are, Robinson.|I'm looking for your friend. Máiquel. But you'll do. I'll never forgive you for this!|I'll never forgive you for this! I meant no harm.|I was only trying to please you. There... Robinson's dead. We were coming here,|Neno and the black guy... Pereba. Robinson knew|right away, man. He said: 'Easy, Enoque, it's a setup.'|He was right. He said: 'We're just going to a party.'|Deaf ears. The guy went round the car and said:|'You've had it, I'm loaded.' Bang! Two shots.|They took out Robinson! Point blank, right beside me, man.|They sent you a message, Máiquel. Tell that peroxide fag|not to mess with Neno. Or I'll blow his brains out, too. Enoque, give me some of that shit. You sure? This stuff isn't doing|anything for me. Nothing. Enoque! Give me that shit.|C'mon. Another. This shit is useless. I'm going out.|Bastard sons of bitches! Enoque, give me another.|Another one. Izilda, where did|you put the cigarettes? You lost, bro. All right? - Easy.|- Remember me, you son of a bitch? He can't see you. - Here, look!|- What the fuck, man? Shit, you killed her, Enoque! - Sorry, I didn't mean to.|- Fuck. Sílvio had asked me to kill Neno.|I refused. That'd been my mistake.|I had to kill that guy. Either kill, or be killed. It was better to kill. Every morning I'd give him a banana. Bil was very intelligent. How do they kill pigs? I don't know. I hope Bil didn't suffer. I'm sad about Robinson, too. But Bil kept us company, didn't he? No one's gonna kill you. I won't let them. - Where have you been all night?|- I told you. I waited up all night for you!|You could've phoned! You didn't come home because of that|pig. Bil was a pig. Like chicken... ...they're there to be eaten.|- Give me a break, Cledir! Don't talk to me like that. I roasted|the pig because it was your birthday. I didn't know you liked it that much. I do everything for you,|and you treat me like a dog. - Then he treats you fine!|- If you don't mind! I've got a meeting, Humberto.|Give me some time, Cledir! Time? You've got time to go off|with those sluts! Máiquel?! Kamikaze. Kami means 'wind'|and kaze means 'divine'. Divine wind. The hurricane that|destroyed the Mongol fleet... which was going to invade Japan|got that name, Kamikaze. The divine wind saved Japan|from the Mongols. On war against the Americans,|the Japanese suicides... I saw that movie. Kamikazes and Japanese got screwed|and Americans won the war. Máiquel, stop giving|the kid those almanacs. And now she wants to learn English. 'How do you do?|How do you do? Where is the book? The book is on the table.' What are you learning English for?|You hardly speak Portuguese. So I don't speak Portuguese?|Ask me something. Ask what?|I don't know it myself. Whatever, ask me the|synonym of any word. 'Symonym?'|What the fuck's that? I'll tell you. For example:|'Dumb'. Synonym, 'Marcão'. He's leaving tomorrow. - Erica, go and have a Coke, go on.|- What are you talking about? - Why can't I hear?|- Kamikaze stuff. - Go.|- Shit. It'll have to be tonight|at the funk rave. Funk rave?|Shit, I hate funk raves. Out, girls. Look at the size|of that guy's arm, man! He couldn't lift a finger|for anyone, son of a bitch. Spends all day at the gym,|working out, damn playboy. Taking vitamins.|That 's something fags do. He's a real gum fag.|Hey, are you a man? Let me see, here.|Here, take a hit, go on. Go on, there. That 's it, you like|a nice snort, right? Hey man, this stuff is taking effect... I feel like taking a dump. That 's right. I'll take a shit|and you can eat it! Ever since I was kid I've wanted|to make someone eat my shit, see? And you're the one|who's gonna eat my shit. Galego, pull over. Whose idea was it to bring|this guy along? - Enoque couldn't make it.|- Not 'guy', friend. I've got a name. Look here, Zé Galinha. We didn't bring anyone along to eat|shit. You can't do that to someone. If I want him to eat my shit,|he'll eat my shit, okay? And a jerk like you|won't stop him eating my... Thanks, man. MAN SHOT TO DEATH IS FOUND SHOOTING AND DEATH IN RAMOS MORE VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE Here's the son of a bitch! Nice album, kid.|Congratulations. Hygienic work. Hygienic and patriotic. That 's how you build|a decent nation. Where's the bathroom? End of the corridor, son,|on your left. You? I was looking for the bathroom. My father won't like this one bit. In fact, he'll think|it was on purpose. He needn't know, though, right? In fact, he needn't find out|about what happened here. I need to go back to the living room.|You know where the bathroom is? I'm not sure|I'm going to let you go. Don't do this to me. Don't you want to fuck me? I've got to get back. It was 10 p.m.|My wife was away... I was watching TV in the bedroom|when I heard a noise downstairs. So I went down to see.|Found this black guy... in the living room with a gun.|He was nervous... I even said: 'You can take|anything you want. I'm alone. Take all you want.'|So he told me to sit on the sofa. I asked whether I could have a whisky|and he said he'd have one too. I gave him one.|He sat down beside me... told me his nickname was Pedrão,|that his wife was pregnant... that he hated stealing|but he was fucked... one of those bastards we've|seen a million times. Get to the point, Zilmar, come on. Hello? What? I'll be right there. My daughter's just been born. - Let's have a little whisky.|- Let's celebrate, that's wonderful. I didn't die because I managed|to drag myself to the gate... where a neighbor found me,|all fucked up, on the sidewalk. So that 's your little job: Pedrão. Kneel down. I didn't know, but Jesus|had scheduled a meeting with me. I'm going to give myself up to him|body and soul, in church. Keep your daughter and your wife. - Yes?|- Is Erica in? 'Better the sadness of a smile|than the sadness.' Erica, let's go. Have you met Minister Marlênio? - Pleasure. Marlênio.|- Pleasure. - Let 's go.|- I'm reading the Bible with him. Nothing is more important than the|words of Jesus. Jesus said: 'Now I've finally come upon you|for I'll send my wrath...' I need to talk to you. We can read the Bible tomorrow,|Erica, no problem. I don't want anything to do with you.|I was 12 when I saw my father die... and decided no one would|make me suffer again. You killed Suel... and that didn't throw me,|I didn't go to the cops. I asked you to look after me,|and you did. You married and I didn't kill myself.|You had a daughter... started getting rich, going around|with big shots and leaving me alone. That hurt, you leaving me alone. But Marlênio taught me that|God is always near us. And whoever has Jesus in his|heart doesn't need anyone else. That stupid fucking preacher's|filling your head with bullshit. I love you, Erica. Prove it. What do you want me to do? Cut my arm off?|Cut my left leg off? You want me to cut my cock off?|Do you? No way you'd do it.|You do nothing for me. I'll do anything you say,|anything at all. I want Cledir to disappear|from our lives. Welcome to the Lord's Realm. The door might look narrow,|but Jesus's heart is very wide. It's so wide and friendly that has|room for the saint and the sinner. Inside of it there's room for me,|you, everybody. Those away from Jesus|are the ones who should fear. That 's because they walk|hand in hand with the devil. And God sees all. God knows all. And punishes everyone most terribly|for crimes committed. Think about it, brothers and sisters. Let's be in peace with our Lord|and Savior Jesus Christ. Hallelujah. PEDRO DAMACENO|SHOT TO DEATH Where have you been lately?|I never see you at home. I'm working at the Church|of the Almighty Heart of Jesus. I've come to return your key. I'm moving there. Where did you say you're living? At the Church of the|Almighty Heart of Jesus. Marlênio arranged it.|You know where it is. - Who's Marlênio?|- What are you doing there? That's none of your business.|Who's Marlênio? - Right, that's none of your business.|- Who's this Marlênio? My minister. I clean the church, wash, cook,|fill in and stamp the cards... - What cards?|- The congregation's cards. Let her live at the church,|do whatever she likes. It's about time|she disappeared from our lives. Why can't she stay here?|What has she done wrong? Listen here, I'm not stupid! Erica, I never want to see you again.|Get out of my man's life, you hear? Scram! Go on! Are you having an affair with her? - You been fucking that kid?|- No, Cledir. Yes! You've been fucking the kid!|How could you do this to me?! Come back here, open the door!|Scumbag, open the door! Scumbag, open the door! Open this door!|Open this door, scumbag! 'Be ye therefore be wise|as serpents... and harmless as doves.' - Erica, I need to talk to you.|- Can't you see I'm busy? Marlênio told me|I'm to become his assistant. I don't want to meet your son.|Go away! It's a girl. Samanta. You alone?|I need to talk to you. God sees all, knows all... and will punish us most|terribly for crimes committed. My weary heart|I give to you, Jesus. I give my life to God because|His son gave his for my sake. Just look at her face. So unhappy... Is she going to sleep|in our bed with us? Are you Máiquel? - Yeah.|- Inspector Santana, 45th Precinct. - Going out?|- Yeah, got a few things to do. Is this your car? Only good thing about this car is... its trunk.|Had one once. Give me a ride? Dr. Carvalho gave me your address. I've been following your work. I've got a...|In the trunk there's a... The folks in the neighborhood are|all on your side and you know it. The shopkeepers respect you. I've a proposition to make. Santana offered me partnership... in a private security company. The idea was straightforward:|Everyone needs security. The small shopkeepers,|big businessmen... factories, millionaires.|He'd set up a company... with employees, accountant,|lawyer, the works. Only my name can't appear. You|come in with your work and your... team.|My name is right out, okay? What's up, something bothering you? My wife, Cledir. She's disappeared from home. What do you mean, disappeared? Disappeared. This is your office.|Like it? It's not very big,|but you don't need more... than this right now. The objective here is security|for the neighborhood. That is, for the shops, for those|with money, right, son? Sure. Santana told me... Santana doesn't exist here. Eleonor|just looks after the front end. One other thing. You should wear a suit, a decent|shirt. Get some respect, son. Our company takes care of... Our organization... provides services to over|3O companies. Here's... a list.|Do call and check, if you like. I've got my own setup here.|I work with specialized people... first class pros.|I've got everything I need. Sorry, but we don't need|that sort of service at Átila. Thanks for your time.|Here's my phone. If you need anything,|we're at your service. Hit the deck, man, get down! Get down, son of a bitch! Get your face down,|or I'll blow your brains out. Kneel down. C'mon, man. Don't shoot me. I know I fucked up|but I won't anymore. Do you know|Átila transportation company? Sure, they're up on Gamboa. Till you kill your first guy, you|think you have to learn how to kill. Learning to kill|is like learning to die. One day you die, and that's that. If you're holding a gun, that's it,|you know all there is to know. Suspicious about what? Érica, Cledir's aunt can go to hell.|How could she be suspicious? Get out!|Go and buy anything you like! You think I would buy|a screen that size? How many inches is it? You call|this a home theater, damn it? Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.|We're gathered here to listen... to the words of our|Man of the Year... elected by the neighborhood. Mr. Máiquel Jorge! I'm deeply moved by this honor. It is the duty of all of us|to fight ceaselessly so that... those who wish to live in peace|traders, workers... neighbors, fathers,|mothers and families... may enjoy a most necessary|tranquility and safety. - If I ever did anything for you...|- Where were you? ...it was no more than my duty. I shall not rest, I promise.|Thank you. You know what 's in this bag? Cledir's clothes. I told you to throw|that out, Erica. I can't.|I was going to the other day... only I found this top, look. You don't speak English.|You don't know what it means. Hello? Hi, Galego.|Easy, man. Speak slowly. Wait, Galego. - Érica!|- Just a minute. Come here! - What's he doing in here?|- I invited him for a coffee. Galego, I'll be right over. I don't like that guy.|What's he doing in here? Poor thing, Máiquel.|The church needs money. Are you going to give him money? You said you were earning a shitload|of money, for me to ask for anything. Well, I want to give|money to the church. I can't believe you can't handle|this on your own! I manage this shit now! I don't work|the streets anymore. Where are they? Don't know. Enoque's vanished.|Marcão hasn't shown up for 2 days. This job needs more people anyway. Hello. Holy shit! Aren't you a police chief?|Can't deal with this? He knows everything,|but won't open his mouth. Find a way for me to have|a word with him, all right? Marcão's been arrested with 2 pounds|of coke. What the fuck's going on? Five minutes, okay? Someone put the finger on me.|Someone wants to fuck me. - Who?|- Someone who's jealous. I'm on top, got a brand new car,|dress well. Some people can't stand seeing|a black guy go up in the world. - Two pounds of coke?|- It's all lost, Máiquel. Find a way to get me out of here.|Talk to Santana. The Drug Squad... went looking for drugs buried in|Marcão's yard, and found a body. I can't believe you guys|fucked up like this. I can smell shit. No problem, as long as Marcão|doesn't talk, it'll be all right. You don't understand. There's smell|of shit. You must 've trod in shit. Holy shit, that nigger sure is dumb. He's dumb but you're going|to get him out of there. I can't do a thing.|I've told you a thousand times. - He was nabbed in other jurisdiction.|- Jurisdiction, what the fuck? - Are you a police chief or not?|- Easy, man. There's a little matter called|the law. Honest cops do exist. Even if I wanted to,|I couldn't release an idiot... who buried a body in his backyard. It wasn't Marcão. I know Marcão.|It wasn't him. So who was it?|Whose body is it? I dreamed about Christ last night. He rang the bell. I opened the|door, He came in and said: 'Erica, you and Máiquel must turn|yourselves in to the police.' Jesus always wants people|to turn themselves in. Want anything? Chocolate milk. Don't you think I look like Him? Take a look. Amazing. The spitting image. Máiquel, there's something|I have to tell you. I told Marlênio|that we killed Cledir. It's faith that extinguishes|the fire of hell! It's faith that cleanses your soul!|Faith that purifies your body! It is faith that saves us!|Please all rise. Let us join hands. And now, hand in hand... I'd like a prayer of faith.|Faith... in our Lord Jesus. Erica's not feeling well.|She asked me to fetch you. Priests can't go around telling|what they heard in confession. I'm not a Catholic priest.|I'm a pastor. Erica promised me you'd turn|yourselves in to the police. I gave her two days. If you confess everything,|show repentance for your crimes... you shall be saved|from the fires of hell. God did not mean us|to be hateful and angry. Get out. If God thinks I should do more,|I'll come back and kill you. - What happened to your hand?|- Nothing. - I'll call the pharmacist.|- Don't bother, Gonzaga. I'd been robbed over 1O times.|I was even shot. But since I joined Sesepa,|they left me in peace. I can even stay open all night,|they don't dare to do a thing. I'd like to thank you, Mr. Máiquel.|Thank you very much. There's something|I wanted to say to you. You set curfew in the|neighborhood at 1O p.m. That 's not good, the night schools|have to send students home earlier. I'll lift the curfew tonight.|Let everyone know. What about the park lawn? You could free the park lawn... ...for the kids to play ball.|- I forbad kids to play on the lawn? Yes. Someone said they were damaging|the lawn, so you put a stop to it. No, no. I said grown-ups|couldn't play there. Children can,|children up to about 10, 11. You know I like kids. My name is Paulo Mendes. Carvalho gave me your number.|I have a company here in Nilópolis. And I' d like to meet you at Sesepa. I've got quite a bit of trouble and... I need to talk to you|about our friend. Meet me at the club|at 1O p.m., okay? Listen, Máiquel. Marcão was going to squeal.|He was saying that... he'd drag plenty down with him.|Meaning you and me, damn it. You've a glorious future|ahead of you. That traitor of a nigger|was going to destroy you! Have you had Marcão killed,|Santana? What else could I have done, man? I can't believe this. First Robinson, now Marcão. You've got to get out|of this world. Let's confess everything|and escape the fires of hell. I've been in hell for ages. Yes? My name's Max. I'm a police|detective. May I come in? This is Erica, my sister. She's a bit upset.|Right, Erica? With my sister...|I mean, my wife disappearing. She... disappeared, left me. That's what I'd like|to talk to you about. - Have you found Cledir?|- I'll do the talking! How long has|your wife been missing? A month, more or less. Do you recognize this bracelet? It's my wife's.|Where did you find it? It was found on a corpse|we found buried... in the backyard of the drug dealer|Marcos de Sousa, known as Marcão. We think it might be your wife. Cledir dead? She's dead? You found her body? Let me see that again. - May I keep it?|- No. What's wrong, Erica?|Are you scared of that cop? - No one can prove a thing!|- I'm scared of you, Máiquel. You've changed. You liked going out|with me. You had fun, used to laugh... Now everything stinks! You never sit down, never turn|your back, never sleep! I do everything for you, Erica.|I love you. Hear me quick, Lord!|I deserved to be punished. Forgive me, Lord.|I don't want to sin no more. Hear my prayer, let my claims get to|You. Do not hide Your face from me... on the day of my anguish, lean Your|ears to me on the day that I call. I deserved to be punished, forgive|me. I don't want to sin no more. You know you've|fucked up, don't you? So you kill your wife,|and bury her... I didn't mean to. When I pushed|Cledir, she banged her head... It's no use.|You won't be able to explain it. The situation's fucked up. We came to offer you a scheme,|something good for you. I'm not going to jail,|and I'm not dying. Listen to our plan, damn it! You'll be arrested anyway.|So it 'd better be by Santana. After a while|you'll no longer be news. Things cool off, people forget. Remember the guy who killed parents,|brother, grandma, the whole family? No one remembers him anymore. Before long some guy who rapes|young girls will come along... and take your place|in the headlines. I'll arrange rigged witnesses|and put in the report... that the whole thing was a setup|by a criminal friend of yours. No one will be able to prove|a damn thing against you. And you won't even stay in jail|for long 'cause our lawyer... is asking the judge to relax|your sentence, got it? - I won't be arrested, damn it!|- Máiquel, look at me. It was Marcão who killed Cledir,|okay? Everything's cool, man. - So you don't want to be arrested?|- No. Fine. So you'll have to spend some time|at Carvalho's place, in Angra. - Damn it, Angra?|- That's right. I'm arranging it with Santana.|Take some time off, get a tan. - Everything will be all right.|- That bastard'll be off the hook... with your arrest. He'll be a hero|and will do you like he did Marcão. Marcão, Marcão!|He never needed Marcão! He needs me.|He earns a fortune through Sesepa. Galego, you never liked Santana.|They want to help me. - I'm going to Angra.|- Listen... Sesepa's dead. It'll lose all its|clients. That investigator... Max, he's not into money.|He'll get you, the dentist... Santana... You've got|to get out of here, now! I get tons of letters,|people love me. - No one wants me arrested.|- Anyone important? The people who count are those with|money. To them you're pure poison. I never want to see you again, jerk.|No way. The pastor found a place for me,|a long way away. You won't find me. I took your daughter. You never|gave a damn about her, anyway. And I took US$ 20,OOO from the safe. I'm sorry but I had to. I hope you go fuck yourself|and that your life turns to shit. Till never again. Máiquel. I took your daughter. You never gave a damn|about her, anyway. I' m pregnant. Never turn your back, never sleep. I do everything for you,|and you treat me like a dog. Robinson's dead. That bastard'll be off the hook with|your arrest... POLICE UNCOVERS MURDER BUSINESS|he'll be a hero and will do you... like he did Marcão. You've got a problem. I' m a dentist. We can helpeach other. I want you to kill that bastard. We can help each other. I want you to kill that bastard. Hey, son.|You here? Sit down. How about a little whisky? Life's so weird. If you let it, it flows|all by itself, like a river. But you can harness it|and make life your horse. You make what you want out of life. Each of us chooses his fate. Horse or river. TO THEA AND MARIA MAUD |
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