WEBVTT 00:06.041 --> 00:10.958 INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS 00:20.416 --> 00:25.708 RADIOACTIVE EMERGENCY 00:30.541 --> 00:33.791 Oh yeah, sure, man… You're trying out for Atlético? 00:33.875 --> 00:36.833 Next Sunday, yeah. I didn't go before 'cause I needed cleats. 00:36.916 --> 00:38.333 So where are they? 00:38.416 --> 00:41.291 I don't have 'em yet. But if today works out, I'll buy 'em. 00:41.375 --> 00:44.166 So I guess whatever we're getting's gotta be worth something… 00:44.250 --> 00:45.791 I'm telling you man, it's good stuff. 00:45.875 --> 00:48.666 Fine, but listen, man. If you're really as good as you say, 00:48.750 --> 00:51.125 you wouldn't need cleats in the first place, know what I'm saying? 00:51.208 --> 00:52.208 You're full of shit. 00:52.291 --> 00:53.125 GOIÂNIA, GOIÁS BRAZIL 00:53.208 --> 00:55.250 -Pamonha! -Can't play on a pitch without cleats. 00:55.333 --> 00:57.708 -You're an expert now? -No one's playing barefoot! 00:57.791 --> 00:59.250 -Come on! -I didn't need them. 00:59.333 --> 01:01.041 -How you doing, guys? -Hey! 01:01.125 --> 01:03.583 Pamonha, here! Get 'em while they're fresh! 01:07.958 --> 01:12.541 SEPTEMBER 13, 1987 01:15.958 --> 01:17.583 -Through here? -Yeah. 01:23.625 --> 01:26.833 GOIÁS RADIOTHERAPY INSTITUTE 01:26.916 --> 01:29.875 -Hey, look. -That's worthless. Leave it. 01:29.958 --> 01:32.708 Worthless? No way. Look how big this is, Carlinhos. 01:32.791 --> 01:34.125 Put it down! Come here. 01:35.791 --> 01:37.416 You're just messing with me, right, man? 01:37.500 --> 01:38.458 No, I'm telling ya. 01:39.041 --> 01:40.708 There's serious money here. 01:40.791 --> 01:41.916 I'll show you. 01:50.333 --> 01:51.375 Hey, Carlinhos? 01:52.625 --> 01:55.291 Did this place used to be a hospital? 01:55.875 --> 01:59.625 -Feels like it's haunted or something. -Don't be stupid, man. Come on. 02:05.291 --> 02:06.583 It's just through here. 02:14.250 --> 02:15.333 Check it out. 02:16.541 --> 02:17.625 That thing? 02:24.125 --> 02:26.000 Listen. 02:26.083 --> 02:27.250 You hear that? 02:28.291 --> 02:30.666 That's lead, dude. That's worth a ton of money. 02:30.750 --> 02:32.916 This doesn't make any sense, I mean… 02:33.000 --> 02:35.708 Tell me, who's gonna leave something in an abandoned dump like this, 02:35.791 --> 02:37.500 especially if it's valuable? 02:38.000 --> 02:40.875 Who needs lead if you have gold? Huh? 02:40.958 --> 02:43.750 Now would you stop yapping and get the tools? Come on. 02:44.250 --> 02:46.250 -I can't believe you… -C'mon! 02:46.333 --> 02:50.333 I bet you 100 we rip this thing open and there's absolutely nothing inside. 02:50.416 --> 02:52.166 Wow, way to be a downer… 02:52.250 --> 02:53.916 Here, grab the wrench. 02:54.541 --> 02:56.958 Yeah, this'll do the trick. At least we'll be done pretty soon. 02:57.041 --> 02:58.125 Hang on a sec. 03:00.083 --> 03:01.791 You know what you're doing? 03:01.875 --> 03:03.791 C'mon, Carlinhos, I know how to work, all right? 03:03.875 --> 03:07.250 Yeah, I know, that's why I'm asking. 'Cause you're usually shit. 03:08.833 --> 03:10.583 -Oh, that's real nice… -Now look. 03:31.208 --> 03:32.333 Here, drop it. 03:45.875 --> 03:46.708 5 DAYS LATER 03:46.791 --> 03:50.166 There's aluminum mixed in with the lead, but I could maybe do… For you? 03:50.250 --> 03:51.458 Let's say 1,300. 03:51.541 --> 03:53.500 This thing was a pain in the ass. C'mon, 2,000. 03:53.583 --> 03:57.333 No way, what do you want from me? You know I gotta pay my boys. 1,500. 04:00.166 --> 04:02.291 C'mon, Evenildo, there's plenty of lead… 04:02.375 --> 04:04.208 And I gotta buy new cleats too. 04:08.958 --> 04:10.208 It's your lucky day. 04:10.291 --> 04:12.958 1,750. You won't get better than this. 04:13.041 --> 04:17.208 And to sweeten the deal, how about another 50 04:17.916 --> 04:20.416 so you can buy something nice for your mom. 04:20.500 --> 04:22.208 Huh? Cash. 04:22.291 --> 04:25.291 Seventeen hundred and fifty. 04:25.375 --> 04:27.333 And 50 for your ma, okay? 04:27.416 --> 04:29.500 And you, Lucio… 04:30.166 --> 04:32.291 -Thanks, Mr. Evenildo! -Get yourself a beer on me. 04:32.375 --> 04:35.125 Hey! Where's your smile, kid? You just made some money! 04:35.208 --> 04:37.416 It's fine, Carlinhos. I'll come tomorrow to pick up the carts. 04:37.500 --> 04:40.166 Well, yeah, you better, I'm not bringing them to you! 04:40.250 --> 04:42.166 -See ya! -All right, bye for now. 04:42.250 --> 04:43.750 Buy yourself a new hat, huh? 04:43.833 --> 04:46.416 He won't shut up about my hat, fuckin' guy! 04:59.750 --> 05:01.083 Lift a bit, yeah. 05:03.250 --> 05:05.125 Lift it up for me. Yeah. 05:06.333 --> 05:07.750 Come on. 05:38.166 --> 05:41.333 No, sweetheart, I'm almost done, I'm closing up now, okay? 05:42.166 --> 05:43.000 Bye. 06:24.791 --> 06:25.875 What the… 06:29.291 --> 06:30.458 What is this? 06:33.416 --> 06:35.000 Oh my God… 06:57.708 --> 07:02.375 10 DAYS LATER 07:10.083 --> 07:11.500 Tininha? 07:11.583 --> 07:12.583 What is it? 07:14.250 --> 07:15.875 Hey, everything okay? 07:17.625 --> 07:18.666 Open up. 07:19.833 --> 07:21.833 I feel so sick, I can't stop throwing up. 07:21.916 --> 07:22.833 Ah shit. 07:23.708 --> 07:26.833 It must've been that shrimp. I told you, it was no good. 07:26.916 --> 07:29.208 -Yeah, well, I was sick before that. -Yeah? 07:29.291 --> 07:30.916 -Uh-huh. -Have some boldo tea. 07:31.000 --> 07:31.958 I'll brew some. 07:32.041 --> 07:34.166 Hey, by the way, have you seen my shiny pot around? 07:34.250 --> 07:35.500 Shiny pot what? 07:35.583 --> 07:37.291 That glowy metal thing. You haven't seen it? 07:37.375 --> 07:38.500 -Nope. -In the living room. 07:38.583 --> 07:40.166 Then go look in there, why don't you? 07:40.250 --> 07:41.291 You haven't seen it? 07:41.791 --> 07:43.750 -Mm-mm. -You messing with my stuff? 07:43.833 --> 07:44.916 Great, here we go. 07:48.125 --> 07:50.083 See? It's not here. 07:50.166 --> 07:51.125 Son of a… 07:51.625 --> 07:54.333 Listen. Just tell me, you… you didn't throw it away? 07:54.416 --> 07:55.500 -For the love of-- -Evenildo! 07:55.583 --> 07:58.875 You've been carting that damn thing with you everywhere you go. 07:58.958 --> 08:00.500 It's probably at the scrapyard! 08:00.583 --> 08:03.708 You should have never brought that demon whatever-it-is home in the first place. 08:03.791 --> 08:06.291 -Demon? What? -Yes, Evenildo, it's evil. 08:06.375 --> 08:09.416 That thing is making us all sick, and you don't believe me, you never do! 08:09.500 --> 08:11.666 You're laughing at me right now! 08:11.750 --> 08:12.750 No… 08:12.833 --> 08:15.083 -Just, when you get mad, you light up. -No. 08:15.166 --> 08:17.541 Listen, that thing is leaving the house today, I promise you. 08:17.625 --> 08:19.125 -Hm. -I found a guy who wants to buy it, 08:19.208 --> 08:20.125 he'll pick it up soon. 08:20.208 --> 08:22.916 -Mm-hm. -Your husband is just that good… 08:23.000 --> 08:24.666 -Gonna make a killing. -That's good. 08:24.750 --> 08:26.625 -You know what I'm gonna do? -No idea, could you… 08:26.708 --> 08:27.666 You don't wanna guess? 08:27.750 --> 08:32.041 Ah… I'm gonna open up a little place just for you, and call it Tininha's. 08:32.125 --> 08:33.333 You're gonna be famous! 08:33.416 --> 08:34.833 And with your cooking… 08:34.916 --> 08:36.625 -…we're gonna make so much money. -Mm… 08:36.708 --> 08:39.833 I'll quit that old scrapyard, and I'll manage your restaurant. 08:39.916 --> 08:41.250 -Yeah, sure. For sure. -Okay? 08:41.333 --> 08:42.416 Mmm, you smell good… 08:42.500 --> 08:44.291 Don't start. I'm not in the mood, just go away. 08:44.375 --> 08:45.458 Let's go to the bedroom. 08:45.541 --> 08:47.541 I'm not going anywhere, I haven't washed the dishes. 08:47.625 --> 08:49.875 All right, well… You sure you haven't seen that pot? 08:49.958 --> 08:51.541 No, Evenildo. 08:52.041 --> 08:52.958 Raimundo! 08:53.041 --> 08:55.041 -Yeah? -You seen my shiny pot? 08:55.125 --> 08:56.625 -No, sorry. -Really? 08:56.708 --> 08:58.041 -Nope. -Well, shit. 08:59.041 --> 09:00.750 How would I know where you left it? 09:00.833 --> 09:02.833 Ah! It's probably at the scrapyard. 09:02.916 --> 09:04.083 There you go. 09:17.708 --> 09:19.583 Raimundo? 09:20.750 --> 09:21.958 Yes, Mrs. Antônia? 09:22.041 --> 09:24.125 Come here, please. I need some help. 09:25.500 --> 09:28.708 -Could you grab that bag for me? -You got it, Mrs. Antônia. 09:33.041 --> 09:34.458 It's heavy. 09:34.541 --> 09:36.666 -Should I take it out this way? -Yeah, go ahead. 09:39.666 --> 09:41.166 This thing weighs a ton. 09:42.791 --> 09:44.791 Be careful. 09:48.458 --> 09:50.625 GOIÂNIA CITY HALL 09:53.625 --> 09:56.333 -Over here, Mrs. Antônia. -Let's find a seat. 09:57.583 --> 09:59.041 I'm sorry, excuse me. 09:59.625 --> 10:01.250 -Good afternoon. -Hello. 10:01.333 --> 10:04.125 Yeah. Sorry, sorry. Excuse me. 10:04.208 --> 10:05.458 Excuse me, sir. 10:07.208 --> 10:08.625 Pardon me, sorry. 10:09.583 --> 10:12.208 Sorry, sorry. Sorry. 10:12.708 --> 10:14.000 You go ahead. 10:32.000 --> 10:34.750 In the name of the Father, Son, holy ghost… Aparecida. 10:39.541 --> 10:42.500 HEALTH DEPARTMENT 10:42.583 --> 10:46.500 She's been here two hours and says she's not moving until someone talks to her. 10:46.583 --> 10:49.208 And I've gotta go, I've gotta get to the salon. 10:50.500 --> 10:52.250 -Has she told you what it's about? -No. 10:52.333 --> 10:53.750 Go ask her then. 10:54.500 --> 10:56.250 -I'll see what I can do. -Okay. 10:56.333 --> 10:57.250 -Good afternoon. -Hello. 10:57.333 --> 10:58.416 How are ya? 10:58.500 --> 11:00.708 Listen, I'm sorry, but we're just about to close. 11:00.791 --> 11:02.875 Well, if you haven't closed yet, you're not closed. 11:02.958 --> 11:05.208 -Can you please just hear me out? Okay? -Yeah. 11:05.291 --> 11:07.833 -Of course, uh… it's Mrs., uh… -Antônia. 11:07.916 --> 11:09.125 Antônia. 11:09.208 --> 11:11.708 How can I help you, Mrs. Antônia? I'm Jânio. 11:11.791 --> 11:14.416 Well, sir, it's this thing. It's been poisoning people for days. 11:14.500 --> 11:16.958 The boys who work with my husband are all in the hospital now. 11:17.041 --> 11:18.625 -Uh-huh. -Carlos and Lúcio as well. 11:18.708 --> 11:20.500 And now I'm sick, my husband too… 11:20.583 --> 11:23.541 -We're all throwing up, it's not good… -Right. Okay, Mrs. Antônia, I understand, 11:23.625 --> 11:24.458 but what is it? 11:24.541 --> 11:26.791 Some cursed thing my husband bought at the scrapyard. 11:26.875 --> 11:28.833 -Like a piece of… metal? -Yes. 11:30.083 --> 11:32.166 I doubt it's that, it might be your septic system, or-- 11:32.250 --> 11:33.666 -No, not that. -Might be a problem-- 11:33.750 --> 11:35.541 -I know what the problem is. -Food poisoning? 11:35.625 --> 11:36.916 -Not the food. -Something spoiled? 11:37.000 --> 11:39.666 This is happening to families in different houses, we're all sick. 11:39.750 --> 11:42.541 -It can't be everyone's food! -He's not gonna listen to us, let's go. 11:42.625 --> 11:44.625 I'm just trying to understand what this is all about. 11:44.708 --> 11:47.208 -Doesn't fuckin' look like you're trying. -Raimundo! 11:47.291 --> 11:50.500 Ever since this evil demon pot arrived, everyone's gone to the hospital. 11:50.583 --> 11:52.291 -It has to be this. -How can a piece of metal-- 11:52.375 --> 11:54.041 -C'mon, Mrs. Antônia. -I'm just trying to-- 11:54.125 --> 11:55.708 -He won't help, let's go. -I'm dizzy. 11:55.791 --> 11:57.541 Oh, hey. Take a breath, okay? Have a seat. 11:57.625 --> 11:59.875 -Cristina! Bring a glass of water. -I feel nauseous… 11:59.958 --> 12:01.000 Here! Here. 12:01.083 --> 12:02.833 -Have some water. -Are you okay? 12:02.916 --> 12:04.958 -Good, breathe, Mrs. Antônia. -Feel better? 12:05.041 --> 12:06.291 -I need some air. -Yeah. 12:06.375 --> 12:07.416 Let's get you some air. 12:07.500 --> 12:08.833 Deep breaths, you're all right. 12:08.916 --> 12:11.083 -Cris, put the chair over there, please. -Got it, Doctor. 12:11.166 --> 12:12.375 -Here we go. -Have a seat. 12:12.458 --> 12:14.125 Just breathe, okay, you'll be fine-- 12:14.208 --> 12:15.333 Hey, whoa! 12:15.416 --> 12:16.500 Oh! 12:16.583 --> 12:18.708 Aw geez. Mrs. Antônia, just have a seat, please. 12:18.791 --> 12:20.333 -I don't want to. -Breathe, okay? More water. 12:20.416 --> 12:21.958 -Cris, water, please. -I don't wanna sit. 12:22.041 --> 12:24.791 I don't want water! For the love of God, I want to get rid of this thing! 12:24.875 --> 12:27.708 Okay, we'll get rid of it for you, but please, just sit for a bit, would you? 12:27.791 --> 12:28.708 I'm not gonna sit down. 12:28.791 --> 12:30.416 All right, you won't sit, that's fine. 12:30.500 --> 12:32.166 -Just around the corner is a clinic. -No. 12:32.250 --> 12:33.916 Take her there and leave the bag with us. 12:34.000 --> 12:37.625 Listen, I will go right now if you promise to get rid of this thing. 12:37.708 --> 12:40.125 Mrs. Antônia, I promise you that we'll dispose of it. 12:40.208 --> 12:43.541 Listen, you have to promise me you'll go to the clinic for your nausea. 12:43.625 --> 12:45.625 -But you do believe me? Please! -Yes, I believe you. 12:45.708 --> 12:46.833 I'll take care of it myself. 12:46.916 --> 12:48.708 -Put it down there. -Good, just there. 12:48.791 --> 12:51.166 -You'll have someone examine it, right? -I promise I will, yes. 12:51.250 --> 12:52.291 -Be careful, sir. -Let's go. 12:52.375 --> 12:54.291 -Just up the street, okay? -I know. 12:54.958 --> 12:57.458 How are you feeling now? Better? 13:22.166 --> 13:24.791 This is Savannah Sun Radio. Good morning, Goiânia! 13:25.625 --> 13:29.541 We're back with our exclusive interview with Governor Roberto Correia. 13:29.625 --> 13:32.666 Sir, given the serious economic crisis we're currently facing, 13:32.750 --> 13:35.125 what can we expect for the future of Goiânia? 13:35.208 --> 13:36.166 It's true, 13:36.250 --> 13:39.291 there is inflation throughout the country and a strike at the General Hospital. 13:39.375 --> 13:40.208 DAY 1 13:40.291 --> 13:41.750 However, there's good news to be had. 13:41.833 --> 13:43.333 BEGINNING OF THE RADIOACTIVE EMERGENCY 13:43.416 --> 13:46.625 Thanks to the efforts of agribusiness owners, as well as government investments, 13:46.708 --> 13:50.875 we have brokered a deal to have a record harvest in Goiás next year. 13:50.958 --> 13:54.375 People of Goiás, when no one else believed in us, 13:54.458 --> 13:55.833 I believed in us. 13:55.916 --> 13:59.791 While the rest of the country is stuck in the mud, we're soaring. 13:59.875 --> 14:01.125 Watch out, São Paulo! 14:04.291 --> 14:05.583 Ready for breakfast? 14:06.208 --> 14:07.541 Your dad is waiting. 14:09.791 --> 14:10.875 Aw! 14:11.458 --> 14:15.416 Aw, gosh, look at this guy. 14:15.500 --> 14:17.625 He's such a drama queen. 14:18.208 --> 14:19.583 You're just like… 14:20.250 --> 14:21.333 your dad. 14:22.333 --> 14:24.000 When did you turn into him? 14:24.083 --> 14:26.583 How much do you wanna bet that he's gonna start complaining 14:26.666 --> 14:28.791 -about how we never visit? -Mm-hm. 14:28.875 --> 14:30.666 Then he'll complain that we didn't bring a present. 14:30.750 --> 14:33.291 -Mm? -He will. I know him. 14:33.916 --> 14:34.875 But you know… 14:36.583 --> 14:38.958 as a matter of fact, you did… 14:40.000 --> 14:41.791 bring him a present. 14:42.750 --> 14:43.750 What present? 14:45.708 --> 14:47.166 A present. 14:47.875 --> 14:49.083 You really have no idea? 14:49.583 --> 14:50.916 -No. -You haven't guessed? 14:51.000 --> 14:52.208 Mm-mm. 14:53.541 --> 14:55.958 Cha-cha-cha-chaaa 15:10.083 --> 15:11.875 How did this happen, Bianca? 15:12.375 --> 15:14.541 I think you know. 15:20.250 --> 15:21.416 Are you happy? 15:26.750 --> 15:27.916 I'm pretty sure… 15:28.833 --> 15:30.250 I'm happy about it, yeah. 15:39.750 --> 15:41.333 My sweetheart. 15:42.750 --> 15:44.541 You're gonna be a mom. 15:45.458 --> 15:47.125 And you'll be a dad. 15:53.458 --> 15:54.833 Oh, I love you so, so much, 15:54.916 --> 15:57.375 this is crazy, I just love you… 16:00.250 --> 16:02.166 Should we go and tell your dad? 16:04.041 --> 16:06.041 We should… Maybe we should wait a bit to tell him. 16:06.125 --> 16:07.125 Oh. 16:07.208 --> 16:09.083 Once we're back in Rio, we'll tell him then. 16:10.458 --> 16:12.166 -You're just saying that. -We will, seriously! 16:25.500 --> 16:27.250 -Morning, Cris. -Good morning. 16:27.333 --> 16:29.541 Listen, that lady who came yesterday, 16:29.625 --> 16:30.875 -Mrs. Antônia, remember? -Mm-hmm. 16:30.958 --> 16:32.458 -I remember. -We haven't heard from her? 16:32.541 --> 16:34.083 Thank goodness we haven't. 16:35.541 --> 16:37.375 Nobody's touched that bag outside, have they? 16:37.458 --> 16:38.875 -No… -Okay. 16:38.958 --> 16:40.833 Mrs. Antônia Quadrado? 16:40.916 --> 16:41.750 Yes. 16:42.416 --> 16:44.708 -You were saying you've been vomiting? -Mm-hmm. 16:45.666 --> 16:47.166 -Dizzy spells? -Oh yeah. 16:48.041 --> 16:49.458 -And some hair loss? -Lots. 16:49.958 --> 16:51.333 -Lots? -Yeah. 16:52.875 --> 16:53.750 Okay. 16:55.833 --> 16:58.250 -And what are these? -Ah, they hurt a lot, Doctor. 16:58.333 --> 17:00.041 Right. Can I see your other hand? 17:01.083 --> 17:02.500 -Did you get burned? -No. 17:02.583 --> 17:03.416 You weren't burned? 17:03.500 --> 17:05.500 -No. They just appeared… -Huh. 17:05.583 --> 17:07.250 And there's another, here. 17:08.375 --> 17:09.625 How long have you had these? 17:09.708 --> 17:11.333 Oh, a few days now. 17:12.791 --> 17:14.250 -A few days. -Mm-hmm. 17:22.291 --> 17:24.583 The doctor will see you soon. 17:25.416 --> 17:27.041 Can I make you more comfortable? 17:27.625 --> 17:28.791 There you go. 17:36.791 --> 17:38.916 -Ay! -Happy birthday, Dad. Cheers. 17:39.000 --> 17:40.750 -To your health. -Long may he live and reign! 17:40.833 --> 17:42.541 Ah, well thank you, my dear. 17:42.625 --> 17:44.916 I have to tell you, I'm honored, you know? 17:45.000 --> 17:46.541 You're both here, 17:46.625 --> 17:49.083 came all the way from Rio to Goiânia for my birthday. 17:49.166 --> 17:50.083 -Mm-hm. -Just for me. 17:50.166 --> 17:52.416 -Yeah, well, it's a special occasion. -Happy birthday. 17:52.500 --> 17:55.375 Though it has been quite a few years since you've visited me, son. 17:55.458 --> 17:56.500 Yeah… 17:56.583 --> 17:58.875 No. We came last year, didn't we? It was last year, wasn't it? 17:58.958 --> 18:00.833 -Uh-huh. Christmas Day. -Christmas. Right. 18:00.916 --> 18:02.666 But you're not staying just two days again? 18:02.750 --> 18:04.666 -You know how work is. -That's right. 18:04.750 --> 18:07.250 I'm not complaining, that's all right. 18:07.333 --> 18:08.958 Now as for my present, 18:09.041 --> 18:12.916 I know exactly what's at the top of my list. For both of you. 18:16.625 --> 18:18.916 There's an opening for a professor position, 18:19.000 --> 18:22.041 here, at the University of Goiânia, just down the street. 18:22.125 --> 18:23.166 The pay is good. 18:24.041 --> 18:27.291 And the cost of living here, you know, I mean… it's so much lower. 18:28.625 --> 18:30.666 You could maybe move into the neighborhood. 18:31.833 --> 18:33.791 Son, with your education, 18:33.875 --> 18:37.041 you could be a professor at that university tomorrow! 18:37.625 --> 18:39.500 But if you have to keep hunting for a job… 18:39.583 --> 18:40.625 Dad, I already told you, 18:40.708 --> 18:44.250 I'm going to take as many interviews as I have to get a job in my field. Okay? 18:44.333 --> 18:46.041 I'm not just trying to find a job, 18:46.125 --> 18:48.583 I'm a nuclear physicist. There's nothing for me here. 18:55.208 --> 18:57.458 Nothing except your family, right? 19:01.000 --> 19:04.000 Oh honey, just let this go, all right? We're celebrating, aren't we? 19:04.083 --> 19:05.583 We came all the way here… 19:05.666 --> 19:07.583 Yeah, you know? Let's just tell him. 19:07.666 --> 19:09.916 -No. -It'll put us all in a way better mood. 19:10.000 --> 19:10.833 -C'mon. -No. 19:12.208 --> 19:13.041 No. 19:17.250 --> 19:18.083 Hello? 19:18.166 --> 19:20.875 Hey, Márcio. It's Ricardo. How are ya? 19:20.958 --> 19:25.208 Dr. Cabeça! To what do we owe the honor, Doctor? 19:25.291 --> 19:28.375 -Who is it? Who is it? -It's Cabeça, I grew up with him. 19:28.458 --> 19:30.416 -Heard you were in town. -Just for a few days. 19:30.500 --> 19:32.125 Listen, I'm calling you because 19:32.208 --> 19:35.458 we've had a bunch of patients come in with the same symptoms. 19:35.541 --> 19:39.166 Dizzy spells and migraines, some hair loss, vomiting. 19:40.000 --> 19:43.333 Then I remembered you specialized in nuclear physics, right? 19:43.416 --> 19:44.500 Mm-hmm. 19:45.000 --> 19:47.791 So I was thinking about what could be causing these symptoms 19:47.875 --> 19:50.416 and I'm wondering if it's some kind of poison 19:51.000 --> 19:52.625 from a radioactive source. 19:52.708 --> 19:55.458 No. No, it can't be, because 19:55.541 --> 19:58.708 for the patients to have those symptoms, it'd have to be acute poisoning. 20:00.125 --> 20:03.666 They would've needed to be exposed to an enormous dose, no way. 20:03.750 --> 20:07.666 Right… But I also got a call from the Director of the Health Department 20:07.750 --> 20:10.791 about one of the patients who was transferred here, 20:10.875 --> 20:12.125 and she's blaming it on 20:12.208 --> 20:15.708 some kind of capsule that she left over at the Health Department. 20:15.791 --> 20:19.125 Look, since you're in town anyway, would you mind popping over there for me? 20:23.666 --> 20:25.916 No, Cabeça, I'm in town because it's my dad's birthday. 20:26.000 --> 20:27.500 I'm sorry, I can't. 20:27.583 --> 20:29.166 The director can pick you up. Please? 20:29.250 --> 20:31.291 I promise you'll be back home in an hour. 20:33.375 --> 20:37.875 Okay, I'll do it, just make sure he stops by Nuclebrás to pick up a scintillometer. 20:37.958 --> 20:39.958 And I have to be back in an hour, no later. 20:40.041 --> 20:41.166 -Sure. -What now? 20:41.250 --> 20:42.500 -You're not leaving. -Thanks so much. 20:42.583 --> 20:43.666 -I can explain. -What'd you say? 20:43.750 --> 20:45.041 -We're good. It's nothing. -Okay. 20:45.125 --> 20:46.416 -Baby… -Right, talk soon. Bye. 20:46.500 --> 20:47.833 Right. See ya. Bye. 20:49.333 --> 20:50.166 Sorry. 20:58.625 --> 21:01.291 The worst part is she threw up on my shoe. 21:01.375 --> 21:03.541 Right. Did you see what was in the bag? 21:03.625 --> 21:06.041 No way, I didn't want to open it. 21:06.125 --> 21:08.166 Better safe than sorry, right? 21:10.166 --> 21:11.250 What's that noise? 21:12.833 --> 21:15.208 -The scintillometer, it's totally normal. -Okay. 21:19.375 --> 21:21.083 Hey, that's… that's really weird. 21:22.166 --> 21:24.500 Whoa, that's a shitty noise. What's wrong with your machine? 21:25.500 --> 21:27.458 The damn thing must be broken. 21:27.958 --> 21:29.666 -What? -It's not working. 21:29.750 --> 21:31.291 We're gonna need another one. 21:31.375 --> 21:33.791 Chicão… Let's go back to Nuclebrás. 21:34.375 --> 21:36.875 And we were right there… C'mon, let's go. 21:36.958 --> 21:39.083 HEALTH DEPARTMENT 22:06.291 --> 22:07.500 Fire Department. 22:07.583 --> 22:09.791 You sure you know how to use this thing? 22:09.875 --> 22:13.083 It's not a Geiger counter, it's a scintillometer. Way more sensitive. 22:13.666 --> 22:15.625 It reacts to the slightest radiation. 22:15.708 --> 22:18.500 The Doctor has a PhD in nuclear physics from abroad. 22:18.583 --> 22:20.458 He knows how to use one of these. 22:20.541 --> 22:22.958 And I can tell you for sure this one isn't working properly. 22:23.041 --> 22:24.541 Seems to be working fine for me. 22:26.125 --> 22:28.708 Do you have another one you can lend us just to be sure? 22:31.500 --> 22:32.375 I do. 22:34.333 --> 22:36.458 -What is it? -I don't know. 22:37.166 --> 22:39.333 But whatever it is, I don't want it. 22:40.083 --> 22:41.583 Please just take it away. 22:41.666 --> 22:43.833 I don't know… dump it in the river. 22:56.541 --> 22:59.166 -What's with the traffic? -I dunno. It's weird though… 22:59.250 --> 23:00.458 Yeah, for sure. 23:13.458 --> 23:15.208 -It's that bag! -Wait! Stop! 23:15.291 --> 23:18.625 -Stop! -Hold on! Put that bag down right now! 23:18.708 --> 23:21.083 Cris! Cris, no one was supposed to touch it! 23:21.166 --> 23:22.958 I didn't touch it, I called the firefighters. 23:23.041 --> 23:25.125 It's going in the river. No, no, no! It's radioactive! 23:25.208 --> 23:26.583 -Oh no! -Radioactive?! 23:26.666 --> 23:29.166 It's incredibly dangerous, we have to put it back right now! 23:29.250 --> 23:30.750 It can't go back to the Health Department. 23:30.833 --> 23:32.416 -So we contaminate somewhere else? -My patients! 23:32.500 --> 23:34.500 You'd throw it in the river and contaminate the city? 23:34.583 --> 23:37.458 -Jânio, you ever heard of Chernobyl? -Chernobyl?! 23:37.541 --> 23:39.500 Jânio, stop! Listen. Listen to me. 23:39.583 --> 23:41.083 -We've all got to evacuate. -I don't have-- 23:41.166 --> 23:43.166 This thing's exceeded the capacity of the scintillometer. 23:43.250 --> 23:45.500 Everyone here, you and me, we've been exposed to it. 23:45.583 --> 23:46.625 We have to get them out! 23:46.708 --> 23:49.458 We can't risk not evacuating the building, if we don't, people are gonna die! 23:50.625 --> 23:51.500 Jânio! 23:52.416 --> 23:53.291 Okay. 23:53.375 --> 23:55.750 You! That bag has to go back into the alley right now! 23:55.833 --> 23:56.875 -You two! -Let's go! 23:56.958 --> 23:58.291 Get to the other side of the street! 23:58.375 --> 23:59.250 You all need to get away! 23:59.333 --> 24:00.291 Stay back! 24:00.375 --> 24:03.375 Attention! We are evacuating right now! 24:03.458 --> 24:05.041 I want everyone out front, now! 24:05.125 --> 24:07.416 Out! Come on, out! Everyone out right now! 24:07.500 --> 24:08.541 Stay calm! Out front! 24:08.625 --> 24:11.875 Yeah, this way! Come on, move! Evacuate, please. Hey! 24:11.958 --> 24:13.791 Everybody move, right now! 24:21.500 --> 24:24.375 Listen to me. You need to find out where this thing came from, 24:24.458 --> 24:25.916 where it's been and who's picked it up, 24:26.000 --> 24:28.916 because plenty more places are probably already contaminated, we have to act fast. 24:29.000 --> 24:32.000 Ah! Mrs. Antônia. That's the lady who brought the bag here. 24:32.083 --> 24:34.500 She said her husband bought it off someone at his scrapyard. 24:34.583 --> 24:36.666 Ah! She left the address of the place here. 24:38.583 --> 24:39.916 Yeah, here we go… 24:40.666 --> 24:43.250 Listen, Márcio. You're the physicist. You're the expert, 24:43.333 --> 24:45.666 I don't know anything about this, man. Nothing! 24:45.750 --> 24:47.833 You have to come with me, help me out. 24:47.916 --> 24:48.916 Can you help? 25:09.083 --> 25:10.541 Just here. 25:21.583 --> 25:22.541 Well? 25:23.375 --> 25:25.583 This place is super contaminated too. 25:26.583 --> 25:29.083 Then we can't go in there, can we? 25:30.291 --> 25:32.208 We're already exposed. Yeah? 25:32.291 --> 25:34.250 We shouldn't be around it anymore. 25:35.208 --> 25:37.916 How dangerous is this for us right now? Be honest. 25:39.125 --> 25:41.250 Imagine this radioactivity like a… 25:41.750 --> 25:42.750 like a bonfire. 25:42.833 --> 25:43.666 Okay. 25:43.750 --> 25:46.416 How much you get burned by it depends on 25:46.500 --> 25:50.333 its distance, how big it is, and how much time you spend near it. 25:50.416 --> 25:52.458 But with fire, you can feel it. 25:52.541 --> 25:54.625 -You feel the burn. -Of course. I understand. 25:54.708 --> 25:56.666 But with radiation, you don't feel a thing. 25:56.750 --> 25:57.833 Nothing. 25:57.916 --> 25:59.625 Even though it's incredibly dangerous, 25:59.708 --> 26:02.166 you only feel the effects much later on. 26:03.666 --> 26:05.583 But just like any bonfire, 26:05.666 --> 26:08.625 the more that you can stay back, the less exposure you have, 26:08.708 --> 26:10.250 well… the better. 26:10.916 --> 26:12.708 I can't determine how much we've been exposed 26:12.791 --> 26:15.916 without knowing the source and how much it's giving off… 26:16.000 --> 26:17.833 And we have no data yet. 26:18.833 --> 26:21.833 But what I can tell you is that if there are people in there, 26:21.916 --> 26:24.500 we have to get them out as soon as we can. 26:28.041 --> 26:29.708 Let's get this over with, c'mon. 26:42.166 --> 26:43.166 Hello? 26:47.875 --> 26:48.958 Hello? 26:56.083 --> 26:57.500 Heya! 26:57.583 --> 27:00.541 -How you doing? -Yeah, just a sec, I'll be right with ya. 27:01.250 --> 27:02.958 -Morning. Can I help you? -Morning. Yeah, um… 27:03.041 --> 27:06.000 We're looking to speak with a Mr. Evenildy. He works down here, right? 27:06.083 --> 27:08.375 It's Evenildo, my man, Evenildo… You're talking to him. 27:08.458 --> 27:09.458 Yeah. 27:09.541 --> 27:12.125 Uh, Mr. Evenildo, we're from the Health Department. 27:12.208 --> 27:15.416 Your wife, Mrs. Antônia? She brought something to us… 27:15.500 --> 27:16.625 You know about this? 27:16.708 --> 27:19.208 The item in question is incredibly dangerous. 27:19.291 --> 27:22.375 It's emitting radiation and has already contaminated this place. 27:22.958 --> 27:24.083 You're talking about here? 27:24.166 --> 27:25.916 Who are these guys, Evenildo? 27:26.583 --> 27:29.666 Hold on, is that… is that a gun? Who are you with? You police? 27:29.750 --> 27:31.083 A gun? No, no, no, no. 27:31.166 --> 27:33.458 It's not a gun, not a weapon. And we're not police. 27:33.541 --> 27:36.375 We're trying to identify where exactly this object came from, that's all. 27:36.458 --> 27:39.583 The man's talking like a cop, see? You two think I'm dumb or what? 27:39.666 --> 27:41.458 Mr. Evenildo, we're with the Health Department. 27:41.541 --> 27:42.541 We're not with the police. 27:42.625 --> 27:45.333 Look, if you don't have anything you wanna sell, the exit's that way. 27:45.416 --> 27:46.458 Have a good one. 27:48.500 --> 27:50.458 Your wife's still in hospital, right? 27:50.541 --> 27:53.041 Other affected people are being treated there too. 27:53.125 --> 27:55.166 This whole scrapyard is contaminated, I swear. 27:55.250 --> 27:57.500 We're looking at really, really, really high levels. 27:57.583 --> 28:01.375 Mr. Evenildo, listen, the two of us are here to help. 28:01.458 --> 28:03.416 All of you need to get out of here right away. 28:03.500 --> 28:06.208 Hold up a minute, just wait. No one is leaving here, no. 28:07.000 --> 28:08.791 You guys are trespassing on my property. 28:08.875 --> 28:10.541 -We're not-- -Anyway, you can't even 28:10.625 --> 28:11.625 be here without a warrant. 28:11.708 --> 28:13.458 -Do you have a warrant? -Ah, no, it's fine. 28:13.541 --> 28:16.375 -You have to help us. We don't have time-- -Listen, we're staying outside. 28:16.458 --> 28:17.750 Mr. Evenildo, you can relax. 28:17.833 --> 28:20.291 No one is going in, and you don't have to leave now, okay? 28:20.375 --> 28:22.916 But we need to pinpoint where that thing came from and where's it been. 28:23.000 --> 28:24.625 We need to follow its trail. 28:25.250 --> 28:26.875 It hasn't been anywhere. You satisfied now? 28:26.958 --> 28:29.000 This is serious. People could be killed! 28:29.083 --> 28:31.125 Look, you picked this thing up somehow, right? 28:32.708 --> 28:33.916 Are you calling me a thief? 28:34.875 --> 28:36.166 No, I'm not calling you anything, 28:36.250 --> 28:39.750 I'm honestly just trying to… I just need this information. 28:40.333 --> 28:42.291 Then let's settle this shit, man! 28:42.375 --> 28:44.833 Look, the boys brought it in here, and then I bought it off 'em. 28:44.916 --> 28:47.125 -You saying that's a problem? -There's no problem, okay? 28:47.208 --> 28:48.750 Just tell me where the boys are. 28:53.791 --> 28:56.750 There's two guys who come around here sometimes, Carlos and Lúcio. 28:56.833 --> 28:58.958 -What're you doing? -What's the problem? They didn't rob us! 28:59.041 --> 29:00.250 -What is it? -They might be cops! 29:00.333 --> 29:02.333 Guys, guys, please! 29:02.416 --> 29:04.583 Do you happen to know where they might've picked it up? 29:06.583 --> 29:07.541 I do. 29:08.416 --> 29:09.833 That's great. 29:10.500 --> 29:12.916 This used to be a radiotherapy clinic, right? 29:13.000 --> 29:15.250 Yeah, it was shut down three years ago. 29:34.583 --> 29:35.791 Motherfucker… 29:42.291 --> 29:43.958 The capsule is missing. 29:45.416 --> 29:47.250 There's no radiation here? 29:48.291 --> 29:49.125 No. 29:50.000 --> 29:53.208 Which obviously means they didn't open the capsule here… 29:54.583 --> 29:58.291 I don't get it. How the hell could they have left such dangerous equipment behind? 30:01.583 --> 30:02.416 SECRETARY OF HEALTH 30:02.500 --> 30:05.416 I've already got the press all over me because of what you did. 30:05.500 --> 30:07.166 Now you wanna evacuate a whole neighborhood? 30:07.250 --> 30:09.583 The scrapyard in question is highly contaminated, Mr. Secretary. 30:09.666 --> 30:13.750 Sir, we need to evacuate the entire area so we can analyze and decontaminate it. 30:14.416 --> 30:15.958 I don't have the power to do that. 30:16.541 --> 30:18.875 Well then, just… call the Governor, sir! 30:20.375 --> 30:21.875 What if it's nothing? 30:21.958 --> 30:24.250 Will you take responsibility if it turns out there's no danger? 30:24.333 --> 30:27.250 Listen, sir, I can promise you, what we're dealing with is not nothing. 30:27.333 --> 30:28.583 Mr. Secretary, please. 30:28.666 --> 30:31.916 The readings outside the yard are already far above normal. 30:40.083 --> 30:43.083 A nuclear bomb? No. No, we don't have any in Brazil. 30:43.166 --> 30:44.791 But what if the US decides to attack? 30:44.875 --> 30:46.458 CNEN NATIONAL NUCLEAR ENERGY COMMISSION 30:46.541 --> 30:48.166 -Yeah? Or the Soviets? -Ha! 30:48.916 --> 30:50.125 No, look… 30:50.666 --> 30:54.041 those at the forefront of nuclear energy research did not do it for war. 30:54.125 --> 30:56.000 Yeah, but Chernobyl blew up, right? 30:56.083 --> 30:59.083 The Chernobyl disaster was an accident, it was not a bomb. 31:01.125 --> 31:03.458 Could the Angra power plant explode in a similar way? 31:03.541 --> 31:06.333 No, no, no. No. 31:06.416 --> 31:09.250 Things are under control there, I assure you. All right? 31:09.333 --> 31:12.375 Wow. I thought working with nuclear physics would be more exciting. 31:12.458 --> 31:13.416 But it is! 31:13.500 --> 31:15.416 Yes. It's quite a thrill. 31:15.500 --> 31:18.333 And there's never a dull moment, you know. Seriously. 31:19.458 --> 31:21.208 National Nuclear Energy Commission. 31:21.291 --> 31:22.791 Right, let's see what you've learned. 31:22.875 --> 31:25.375 What? An accident in Goiânia? 31:26.791 --> 31:28.250 Slow down, please. 31:28.333 --> 31:29.708 I-I'm having trouble following. 31:32.083 --> 31:34.833 Just one moment, please. Line 2. 31:34.916 --> 31:37.916 -Uh, Rita, would you pass me the, um… -Of course. 31:38.000 --> 31:39.083 -Yeah. -Here we are. 31:39.166 --> 31:40.083 Here, Rita. 31:42.333 --> 31:43.583 Good. Thank you. 31:44.291 --> 31:46.958 Uh, okay now. Can you repeat the name of the clinic for me? 31:47.041 --> 31:48.041 One more time, please. 31:48.125 --> 31:50.458 The Goiás Radiotherapy Institute. 31:50.541 --> 31:51.375 Uh-huh. 31:52.166 --> 31:55.083 Ah. Looks like it was closed three years ago. 31:55.166 --> 31:56.666 There was indeed a cobalt machine there, 31:56.750 --> 31:58.666 but our records say it was removed from the site. 31:58.750 --> 31:59.833 You sure, Doctor? 31:59.916 --> 32:02.916 Because I was just there and I saw an abandoned shell. 32:03.833 --> 32:05.458 What? But that would mean… 32:05.541 --> 32:06.583 Mean what? 32:08.208 --> 32:11.000 Yes. There was another machine at the clinic. 32:11.666 --> 32:14.625 And I don't see anything confirming it was removed. No records… 32:14.708 --> 32:17.208 I can't say for certain it ever left the site. 32:17.291 --> 32:18.541 Did it also use cobalt? 32:19.708 --> 32:21.541 No, it was Cesium-137. 32:23.791 --> 32:25.833 Mm. One of the Chernobyl isotopes? 32:25.916 --> 32:27.375 Yes, that's right. 32:27.458 --> 32:28.833 Solid or powdered? 32:28.916 --> 32:31.708 Looks like it was one of those obsolete ones. Powdered. 32:34.458 --> 32:36.958 But… there's no record of its status. 32:37.666 --> 32:38.750 How's that possible? 32:40.291 --> 32:43.000 Find César for me immediately. I need to talk to him right now. 32:43.083 --> 32:45.000 César is at the Vienna Congress. 32:45.708 --> 32:47.000 I'll try to get in touch. 32:47.083 --> 32:48.083 Hello, Márcio? 32:48.750 --> 32:52.666 The cesium in question is housed inside a steel and lead capsule. 32:53.208 --> 32:55.125 The canister is heavy, extremely heavy. 32:55.208 --> 32:58.541 Nobody would be able to move it from the site without proper equipment. 32:58.625 --> 32:59.708 It's impossible. 33:00.541 --> 33:02.875 It's possible, sir. I can assure you. 33:07.750 --> 33:10.916 IRD - INSTITUTE OF RADIATION PROTECTION AND DOSIMETRY 33:11.000 --> 33:14.166 All right, everyone, I'd like you all to meet our new intern! 33:14.250 --> 33:15.833 WELCOME, ESTHER IRD IS PLEASED TO HAVE YOU 33:15.916 --> 33:18.125 Just kidding. 33:18.208 --> 33:20.416 Esther's actually worked here for many years, 33:20.500 --> 33:24.125 because if you don't know, she revolutionized the whole institute. 33:24.708 --> 33:26.458 Trust me when I say this woman is 33:26.541 --> 33:29.708 the foremost authority on dosimetry in Brazil. 33:29.791 --> 33:32.500 So much so that São Paulo nabbed her a few years ago, 33:32.583 --> 33:34.416 but I fought to bring her back here! 33:35.833 --> 33:38.083 -Esther, welcome back. -Thank you. 33:38.166 --> 33:41.708 The floor is yours if you'd like to… make a speech, I guess. 33:41.791 --> 33:43.750 Oh… my goodness. 33:44.750 --> 33:49.000 For those of you who don't know me, despite any outward appearances, 33:49.083 --> 33:53.750 I am truly hoping that you come to see me as a partner and perhaps even a friend. 33:53.833 --> 33:57.666 Because I believe that science is a collaborative activity. 33:57.750 --> 34:01.416 And hopefully during this time together, we'll all learn as a team. 34:01.500 --> 34:02.333 -Aw! -Thank you. 34:03.958 --> 34:05.916 Let's get back to work, yeah? 34:06.000 --> 34:06.958 -Thank you. -Well done! 34:07.041 --> 34:08.208 -Ah. -Excuse me… 34:08.708 --> 34:12.583 Dr. Orenstein's called to ask for a list of specialized equipment. 34:12.666 --> 34:13.791 Really? What for? 34:14.666 --> 34:17.291 Apparently there's been an incident in Goiânia. 34:20.333 --> 34:23.875 Governor, believe me when I say there's enough radiation out there to be serious. 34:23.958 --> 34:25.708 The scintillometer was overloaded, 34:25.791 --> 34:27.458 and while it's sensitive, it's less precise. 34:27.541 --> 34:30.000 We might be dealing with an enormous dose, we can't be certain. 34:30.083 --> 34:32.208 "Can't be certain"? What do you mean? 34:32.291 --> 34:35.125 Imagine a meat scale you'd find in a butcher's shop. 34:35.208 --> 34:37.000 It can measure up to 20 pounds, right? 34:37.083 --> 34:39.083 But if you step on the thing, it can't handle it. 34:39.958 --> 34:40.875 It'll break. 34:40.958 --> 34:43.541 We couldn't tell if you weigh 20 or 200 pounds. 34:43.625 --> 34:46.083 The scintillometer works based on the exact same principle, sir. 34:46.750 --> 34:50.750 What I do know is that these people are being exposed to radiation non-stop. 34:50.833 --> 34:52.208 What I don't know is the quantity. 34:52.291 --> 34:53.625 So we have to do it this way. 34:53.708 --> 34:57.166 Evacuate, and then immediately isolate anyone who's contaminated. 34:57.750 --> 34:59.041 Contaminated? 35:00.666 --> 35:01.541 Can I borrow your pen? 35:02.750 --> 35:03.625 Sure. 35:04.583 --> 35:07.833 So, Governor. Imagine this is the source. 35:07.916 --> 35:10.833 And the ink inside is the radioactive material. 35:10.916 --> 35:13.166 As you approach the source, you become 35:13.666 --> 35:14.958 irradiated. 35:15.041 --> 35:18.833 But if you move away from the source, you cease being irradiated, 35:18.916 --> 35:20.333 and it won't spread to anybody else. 35:20.416 --> 35:24.166 You… you could have lunch with the secretary, no problem. 35:24.833 --> 35:26.500 But if the source is opened… 35:26.583 --> 35:28.458 I understand. If the ink… 35:28.958 --> 35:32.375 the material inside gets out and falls on me, I'll start spreading it further. 35:32.458 --> 35:33.291 Exactly, sir. 35:33.375 --> 35:36.000 But this isn't like ink… It's powder. 35:36.083 --> 35:37.166 It's powdered cesium, 35:37.250 --> 35:40.416 which is even more fine than a single grain of sugar, 35:40.500 --> 35:42.541 but still very highly radioactive. 35:42.625 --> 35:45.333 If it somehow ends up on someone's skin or their clothing, 35:45.416 --> 35:47.833 if they ingest or breathe it in, they're contaminated, 35:47.916 --> 35:49.791 and they become a source themselves. 35:53.000 --> 35:54.666 Sir, we have to take the scrapyard crew 35:54.750 --> 35:55.958 -to a hospital right away. -Yeah. 35:56.041 --> 35:59.041 And there's the team at the Health Department who were exposed, too. 35:59.125 --> 36:01.250 Yeah, all of them. No, no, no, no, wait, hang on. 36:01.333 --> 36:03.833 We can't take them to the hospital. If they're around more people, 36:03.916 --> 36:06.625 that's more potential contamination vectors we could face. 36:06.708 --> 36:10.333 Maybe we should… isolate them all somewhere safe. 36:10.416 --> 36:13.583 We have to… Is there somewhere set up for this kind of emergency? 36:13.666 --> 36:14.500 Uh… 36:15.833 --> 36:17.666 There's the stadium, potentially? 36:20.125 --> 36:21.625 Hm. Jânio, you… 36:21.708 --> 36:25.125 I-I need you to take the necessary steps to prepare the stadium for these people. 36:25.208 --> 36:27.166 -Of course, Governor. -And you, Souza, 36:27.250 --> 36:29.541 I want you to arrange for their transport there. 36:29.625 --> 36:31.250 Mm-hm. Right, I'll do that, sir, but… 36:31.958 --> 36:33.791 he's the specialist here. 36:34.291 --> 36:37.208 Márcio, I'll need you to assist me in coordinating all of this. 36:38.166 --> 36:41.250 Uh, no, you want Dr. Orenstein. He's CNEN. 36:41.333 --> 36:43.833 -He's coming from Rio. He can help. -Hang on. You're not CNEN? 36:44.875 --> 36:48.708 Me? Oh, no, no, no. I'm just here for my father's birthday. 36:52.625 --> 36:54.416 Márcio, you know we never visit him. 36:54.500 --> 36:57.666 And you disappear on his birthday to do a favor for some guy, 36:57.750 --> 37:00.666 some old neighbor you haven't spoken to in ages? Seriously? 37:00.750 --> 37:02.250 Honey, it's bigger than that. 37:02.333 --> 37:03.583 The Governor's asked me to help, 37:03.666 --> 37:04.958 I can't just refuse, you know? 37:05.041 --> 37:06.083 The Governor? 37:06.166 --> 37:08.291 -Yeah, orders straight from the Governor. -Márcio? 37:08.375 --> 37:09.916 -Yeah. -Is he okay? 37:10.000 --> 37:11.541 Everything's okay, Mr. Zé, yes. 37:11.625 --> 37:13.083 -He'll be a little late. -All right. 37:13.166 --> 37:15.500 -Our transport's here, let's go. -I'll just be a second. 37:15.583 --> 37:18.500 Your father's home. Just came in with fresh bread. 37:18.583 --> 37:19.750 The cake's on the table. 37:19.833 --> 37:22.375 Baby, I'm really sorry, I have to go. I'm sorry, love you. 37:47.458 --> 37:49.458 Evenildo, look at my hand. 37:52.916 --> 37:56.000 The burn's in the same place where I touched that powder you had here. 37:56.083 --> 37:58.125 Everyone who's touched that thing is feeling sick now. 37:58.208 --> 38:00.166 Antônia, the boys, they're in the hospital. 38:00.958 --> 38:03.916 And you wanna sit here and pretend it's something else making us sick? 38:05.541 --> 38:09.083 And João too. He was throwing up yesterday. 38:10.000 --> 38:13.375 And Celeste's been sick ever since that thing came into our house. 38:13.458 --> 38:16.750 All they can keep down are potatoes… João, Claudinei, and Celeste, all three. 38:16.833 --> 38:19.875 I get it, okay? I've got some kind of allergic reaction too. 38:19.958 --> 38:22.208 -Uh-huh. -But that thing's gone now, it's all over. 38:22.291 --> 38:25.041 No need to worry, end of story. It can't hurt us anymore. 38:25.625 --> 38:28.166 Tininha is gonna be showing up soon, all right? 38:28.250 --> 38:31.041 Her and the kids'll get better and we'll all go back to normal. 38:31.125 --> 38:33.500 Now what I'm actually worried about is those two guys. 38:33.583 --> 38:35.958 I didn't like the way they were talking to us… 38:36.041 --> 38:38.250 Trying to scare us away from the scrapyard. 38:38.333 --> 38:39.416 You believe that bullshit? 38:39.500 --> 38:42.375 But if that thing is giving off radiation, like those guys said, 38:42.458 --> 38:43.666 we could end up like Chernobyl. 38:43.750 --> 38:46.416 Wow, Raimundo, look around, all right? 38:46.500 --> 38:47.916 You see a nuclear power plant? 38:48.000 --> 38:49.166 I'm just saying, João. 38:53.625 --> 38:55.958 -Keep quiet, everyone. -You're not gonna see who it is? 38:57.625 --> 38:58.875 Go on, answer. 39:01.083 --> 39:03.125 Darlei, I told you to stay quiet! 39:12.666 --> 39:14.833 You still think they came because they want to help us? 39:14.916 --> 39:18.541 Good evening. I'm Emerson Souza, the State Secretary of Health. 39:19.833 --> 39:23.208 Since when does the Military Police deal with health stuff? 39:24.416 --> 39:26.375 We need to evacuate this house right away. 39:26.458 --> 39:29.625 All of you have been contaminated with cesium-137. 39:31.708 --> 39:34.208 I thought you told me that you weren't with the police, man. 39:34.291 --> 39:36.625 I'm not a cop. No, I swear. I was telling the truth. 39:36.708 --> 39:38.833 But look. My name is Márcio and I'm a nuclear physicist, 39:38.916 --> 39:41.583 and he really is the Secretary of Health. 39:41.666 --> 39:44.208 Your house is highly contaminated, you have to believe us. 39:45.833 --> 39:47.458 First it was my scrapyard. 39:48.208 --> 39:51.291 And now you're saying my house. So what's next, huh? What? 39:51.375 --> 39:54.250 Listen to me. Every minute you remain in this house, 39:54.333 --> 39:57.041 the risk to your health increases and the danger gets worse. 39:57.125 --> 40:00.083 That capsule you picked up had powder in it, right? 40:00.625 --> 40:02.416 That powder is radioactive. 40:02.500 --> 40:04.583 It sticks to your clothes and your skin and your hair, 40:04.666 --> 40:07.250 and if you don't get treatment soon, it can kill you. 40:09.958 --> 40:13.166 This device… is called a scintillometer. 40:13.250 --> 40:15.333 What it does is measure radiation levels. 40:16.041 --> 40:17.500 You hear this sound? 40:17.583 --> 40:19.750 That confirms that your house is contaminated. 40:19.833 --> 40:22.625 We're telling the truth. I need you to trust me. 40:24.291 --> 40:26.958 Where do you plan to take us if we go with you? 40:27.041 --> 40:29.291 Somewhere safe, away from the contamination. 40:29.375 --> 40:31.458 -To the hospital where Antônia is? -No, no. 40:31.541 --> 40:32.583 First to a screening center, 40:32.666 --> 40:34.916 then anyone who needs medical care will go to the hospital. 40:35.000 --> 40:37.666 A screening center? With the cops outside my door? 40:37.750 --> 40:38.750 What's all this, huh? 40:38.833 --> 40:41.666 You saying we're criminals? I'm not leaving my house. 40:41.750 --> 40:44.458 Look, I'm sorry to put it this way, but you don't have a choice. 40:44.541 --> 40:47.208 All of you have to come with us or you'll contaminate others. 40:47.291 --> 40:49.083 No! You can't force me to leave my own house! 41:01.208 --> 41:05.583 Mommy… Mommy, my head hurts. 41:08.000 --> 41:09.583 Come to Mommy, sweetie. 41:19.333 --> 41:20.583 Claudinei, you too. 41:23.458 --> 41:24.791 Come on, honey. 41:45.375 --> 41:46.250 Let's go. 42:52.250 --> 42:54.833 MILITARY POLICE 42:54.916 --> 42:56.291 Good evening, everyone. 42:56.375 --> 42:59.958 I need you all to come with me, please. Okay? Follow me. 43:00.458 --> 43:01.833 What are we doing here? 43:01.916 --> 43:03.291 It's for your own good. 43:03.375 --> 43:05.541 Hey, man, we got kids back here. Kids! 43:05.625 --> 43:08.208 I know, I know. There's room for all of you. 43:09.125 --> 43:11.208 -C'mon, João. -Yeah, coming. 43:13.791 --> 43:15.750 Okay? Follow me. 43:19.083 --> 43:20.375 Come on, Celeste. It's okay… 43:22.791 --> 43:24.208 This way. 43:49.208 --> 43:51.541 Would you all come this way? Thank you. 43:54.083 --> 43:55.541 Just that way, across the field. 43:55.625 --> 43:59.333 Those two firefighters will take you to the shelter. Okay? 43:59.833 --> 44:00.958 Thank you. 44:30.333 --> 44:33.041 Mr. Zé? Is it time for the birthday cake? 44:33.666 --> 44:34.958 What about Márcio? 44:35.041 --> 44:37.083 Oh, Márcio can't make it back just yet. 44:37.166 --> 44:38.541 But you must be so tired… 44:38.625 --> 44:40.750 We'll save him a piece of the cake for later. 44:40.833 --> 44:42.916 No, no, no! I want to wait for him. 44:43.000 --> 44:44.291 We interrupt this program… 44:44.375 --> 44:46.750 Wait, what's that? Whoa, whoa. Turn-turn it up, Antônio. 44:47.875 --> 44:50.041 Prisma Breaking News. 44:50.125 --> 44:53.208 There has been a radioactive contamination incident in Goiânia. 44:53.291 --> 44:54.958 -Radioactive? -What did they say? 44:55.458 --> 44:58.750 Members of the family have been evacuated from their home by military… 44:58.833 --> 45:00.583 It's Márcio! It's Márcio! Oh! 45:02.958 --> 45:06.250 We'll bring you the latest information as it becomes available. 45:14.375 --> 45:15.291 Thank you. 45:18.791 --> 45:20.375 -Good evening. -Sir. 45:48.041 --> 45:50.916 Would you explain to me how this whole thing could've happened? 45:51.000 --> 45:52.958 That's something that will take time to find out. 45:53.041 --> 45:55.208 Right now, we need to act quickly and decisively 45:55.291 --> 45:56.791 to prevent a tragedy. 45:58.375 --> 45:59.583 Are you Márcio? 45:59.666 --> 46:01.791 No, Doctor, I'm Emerson Souza, the Secretary of Health. 46:01.875 --> 46:03.583 -Mm. Mm. -It's good to meet you. 46:03.666 --> 46:06.083 Márcio… is this young man here. 46:06.166 --> 46:08.708 Good evening. I'm Márcio, Doctor, we spoke on the phone. 46:08.791 --> 46:11.000 I've read all your articles, I'm truly honored to meet you. 46:11.958 --> 46:15.000 I wasn't expecting you to make me feel so old. 46:15.500 --> 46:18.958 Márcio, what criteria have you used to determine which houses to isolate? 46:19.041 --> 46:20.625 Well, there was no established protocol. 46:20.708 --> 46:22.833 -Mm-hm. -I used the maximum allowable radiation 46:22.916 --> 46:26.958 as a guide, so 0.1 millirems inside the houses, and 0.5 outside. 46:27.041 --> 46:28.291 I only had a scintillometer. 46:28.375 --> 46:31.500 So I couldn't accurately measure the degree of radiation. 46:31.583 --> 46:34.041 He… Look, the kid said he knew what he was doing. 46:34.125 --> 46:36.416 No, no. He does. He does. 46:36.500 --> 46:39.500 I would've done the very same thing in his position. 46:40.041 --> 46:43.958 Now we have two tasks that will be very important to carry out. 46:44.041 --> 46:46.416 We need to prevent the spread of more cesium 46:46.500 --> 46:47.791 and isolate the victims. 46:47.875 --> 46:50.208 The priority was getting them out of the contaminated site, 46:50.291 --> 46:53.291 and now that's done, we have to screen all of them thoroughly. 46:53.375 --> 46:56.958 We must identify the contaminated and determine who needs medical care. 46:57.041 --> 46:59.458 Then we bring those patients to an isolated hospital ward 46:59.541 --> 47:00.416 as soon as possible. 47:00.500 --> 47:03.250 Many are already at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases. 47:03.333 --> 47:05.833 But have they been isolated? Completely isolated? 47:07.125 --> 47:11.125 Secretary, it's imperative they be completely isolated. 47:12.208 --> 47:14.500 Márcio, I need to see the cesium source 47:14.583 --> 47:16.333 to better understand the extent of the problem. 47:16.416 --> 47:17.708 -It's at the Health Department. -Wait. 47:17.791 --> 47:19.916 Hasn't the boy already taken the measurements? 47:20.000 --> 47:21.583 Didn't you say he was right about it all? 47:21.666 --> 47:24.583 This Geiger counter, Governor, mine, is far more precise. 47:24.666 --> 47:27.291 It can measure high doses with much greater accuracy. 47:27.375 --> 47:30.041 It's like his is a pharmacy scale and mine is a butcher's. 47:30.125 --> 47:32.000 All right, all right, I think I get the picture. 47:32.083 --> 47:33.083 Shall we head out? 47:33.166 --> 47:34.583 Yes, yes, let's go. 47:35.083 --> 47:36.583 Hey, come here a sec. Come here. 47:36.666 --> 47:38.625 Go ahead, I'll catch up with you. 48:22.000 --> 48:27.000 clicking intensifies again] 48:39.291 --> 48:42.125 The Geiger counter maxed out over there. 48:42.208 --> 48:43.416 This is very bad. 48:44.291 --> 48:45.666 We've got to move it, now. 48:46.250 --> 48:47.625 That's impossible. 48:47.708 --> 48:50.125 Handling the source directly is out of the question. 48:50.208 --> 48:51.500 We can't even get close. 48:52.041 --> 48:54.041 And where would you take it? You can't dump it! 48:54.125 --> 48:55.375 Yes, I'm well aware of that, 48:55.458 --> 48:58.041 but we can't just leave a bomb in the middle of the city! 48:58.125 --> 48:59.291 We have to remove it tonight. 49:01.625 --> 49:06.041 It's usually secured inside a lead capsule to contain the radiation. Isn't it? 49:06.125 --> 49:08.375 But we can't melt lead out here, can we? 49:12.208 --> 49:14.291 I'm going to need a tube, a big one, made of concrete. 49:14.916 --> 49:16.583 Like the ones that are used for sewage. 49:16.666 --> 49:20.916 With a very big opening to fit over the chair. And a concrete mixing truck. 49:22.083 --> 49:25.541 It's so that the-the radiation can be contained with concrete. 49:26.166 --> 49:28.291 So if we cover the bag with a concrete tube 49:28.375 --> 49:30.000 and then pour more concrete over top of it, 49:30.083 --> 49:33.083 it'll keep both the powder and the radiation more contained. 49:33.166 --> 49:35.625 And it'll be so heavy it'll be impossible for anyone to move it. 49:35.708 --> 49:38.916 Now, concrete alone is not enough to contain all the radiation. 49:39.416 --> 49:43.208 This building, the Health Department, is going to have to remain closed. 49:43.291 --> 49:46.708 But where we are, the perimeter around it, would be safe for now. 49:46.791 --> 49:49.541 It's the only way this gets resolved before morning, Governor. 49:50.125 --> 49:53.541 This can't be in place forever. You'll have to move it eventually. 49:54.291 --> 49:57.416 Governor, I promise you, I won't leave Goiânia 49:58.250 --> 50:00.958 until I've handed the city back to you safe and sound. 50:07.833 --> 50:09.833 Márcio. C'mere. 50:10.791 --> 50:14.291 I'm sorry, but you've been exposed enough today that I'll have to check you. 50:14.375 --> 50:15.666 I know. Of course. 50:15.750 --> 50:17.875 I… Please, just let me tell you something. 50:18.375 --> 50:20.208 I talked to one of the victims. 50:20.916 --> 50:23.916 The cesium was handled by more people than the ones in isolation. 50:24.000 --> 50:27.125 It's been spread out and shared with friends and neighbors. 50:28.083 --> 50:29.833 It's worse than we feared. 50:32.541 --> 50:35.708 We're going to need a lot more boots on the ground for this fight. 50:36.541 --> 50:40.541 We'll have to undergo an exhaustive contact tracing effort, it's the only way. 50:41.458 --> 50:43.541 Hold out your arms, please. 50:48.666 --> 50:51.625 Ah… You're not contaminated. That's a relief. 50:57.208 --> 50:59.500 Your shoes, take them off. Now, quickly. 51:01.791 --> 51:03.083 Put them in here. 51:04.041 --> 51:04.958 Be careful. 51:07.375 --> 51:08.625 Right, careful now. 51:10.583 --> 51:11.625 Here's what you do. 51:12.166 --> 51:14.833 You take that bag and throw it over the Health Department's wall, 51:14.916 --> 51:16.583 it's shut down anyway. Go. 51:27.583 --> 51:29.833 All right, Márcio, that's plenty for today. 51:31.666 --> 51:35.291 Head back home, take a shower, eat something… But don't go anywhere. 51:36.625 --> 51:38.208 I'm going to need you tomorrow. 51:41.208 --> 51:43.333 And thank you for today. 51:44.375 --> 51:45.625 I'll be here. 52:20.000 --> 52:22.500 Well, sure, but it's my house, I can wash a few dishes! 52:22.583 --> 52:25.583 -No, Mr. Zé, why don't you lie down? -And leave you to do all the dishes? 52:25.666 --> 52:26.791 I'll be fine… 52:26.875 --> 52:27.791 Is that Márcio? 52:30.958 --> 52:33.708 -Son! What are you… I don't understand. -Dad, listen to me. 52:33.791 --> 52:35.458 Things got seriously messed up, but I'm fine. 52:35.541 --> 52:38.875 -We saw you on the TV! How messed up? -Hey, why are you naked? What happened? 52:38.958 --> 52:41.416 Look, I'm completely fine, but I need you both to listen. 52:41.500 --> 52:43.666 -Just hang on. -You need to tell us the truth! 52:43.750 --> 52:45.458 -Why are you in your underwear? -Look at you! 52:45.541 --> 52:46.375 Where were you? 52:46.458 --> 52:48.291 We need to know, Márcio. 52:48.375 --> 52:50.333 It's not going to be just the two of us anymore. 52:50.416 --> 52:52.416 -You'll be a dad soon, you need to think-- -What? 52:53.583 --> 52:55.458 Sorry, Dad, it's just… I promise we were gonna tell… 52:55.541 --> 52:56.708 We were going to tell you… 52:56.791 --> 52:58.541 How long have you known you were going to be parents? 52:58.625 --> 52:59.583 I had no idea. 52:59.666 --> 53:01.375 -Oh, I'm sorry… -You're going to be a father! 53:01.458 --> 53:02.291 Congratulations! 53:02.375 --> 53:03.708 No, I'm okay, stop, Dad, I'm fine. 53:03.791 --> 53:06.041 I need you both to trust me that everything's fine, okay? 53:06.125 --> 53:07.791 I'm great, I just really need a shower. 53:07.875 --> 53:09.500 And I'm going to go do that right now. 53:10.541 --> 53:11.708 A grandchild? 53:12.625 --> 53:15.166 -Sorry, I didn't want it to be like this… -No, it's okay… 53:15.250 --> 53:16.541 Aw! 53:31.125 --> 53:36.291 If this street were mine 53:37.208 --> 53:42.166 I would have, I would have it paved 53:43.125 --> 53:48.708 With little pebbles Shiny little pebbles 53:49.208 --> 53:53.708 So my So my love could walk on it 53:55.916 --> 54:01.041 On this street On this street there’s a little forest 54:02.208 --> 54:06.875 That is called That is called loneliness 54:08.208 --> 54:13.000 Inside it, inside it there’s an angel 54:14.291 --> 54:17.583 Who stole, who stole my heart 54:25.250 --> 54:26.083 Hello? 54:26.166 --> 54:27.708 Hi, Beny, it's César. 54:28.416 --> 54:30.875 How are things down there? Has the source been isolated? 54:30.958 --> 54:32.875 No, but they're doing it right now. 54:32.958 --> 54:36.750 Listen, César, if we don't get a team down here, we're done. 54:36.833 --> 54:40.416 Technicians, doctors, physicists, equipment too, I'll send a list. 54:40.500 --> 54:41.333 Yeah, that's fine. 54:41.416 --> 54:44.791 And we have to notify everyone. All of them. 54:44.875 --> 54:48.791 Argentina, Oak Ridge, the IAEA, everyone. 54:49.291 --> 54:52.291 You'll have access to all of CNEN's resources. 54:52.375 --> 54:54.958 But listen, we need to fix this. 54:55.666 --> 54:57.166 Have you mapped out the hot spots? 54:57.250 --> 55:00.208 We've gone ahead and isolated what we've mapped out so far. 55:00.708 --> 55:03.000 But this source was open for more than two weeks. 55:13.666 --> 55:17.250 César… we know it's already spread. 55:18.541 --> 55:22.000 But if the cesium spreads even further through the city… 55:24.666 --> 55:26.958 through the streets, or via water… 55:28.708 --> 55:31.833 All right. I'll have my flight to Brazil rescheduled as soon as I can. 55:31.916 --> 55:34.625 If we don't act as quickly as possible, 55:35.333 --> 55:38.708 we're gonna be facing a disaster Brazil's never seen before. 01:00:47.916 --> 01:00:49.916 music ends] be facing a disaster Brazil's never seen before.