WEBVTT 00:06.005 --> 00:09.217 Three years later, in 1985, 00:09.300 --> 00:12.137 the United States and Russia resumed negotiations 00:12.220 --> 00:13.763 on nuclear disarmament 00:13.847 --> 00:16.349 after 24 years of the Cold War. 00:16.433 --> 00:20.937 Teleantioquia, the first regional channel in Colombia, officially came on the air. 00:21.438 --> 00:24.399 Alain Prost emerged victorious in Formula 1. 00:24.482 --> 00:27.068 The M-19 took over the Palace of Justice, 00:27.152 --> 00:30.238 and an avalanche wiped the town of Armero off the map. 00:31.531 --> 00:35.452 The Argentine film The Official Story won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film, 00:35.535 --> 00:38.747 and Mecano released their hit "Me Cuesta Tanto Olvidarte." 00:57.807 --> 01:00.518 By now, I had become a well-known soap opera writer, 01:00.602 --> 01:02.687 and things were going pretty smoothly. 01:02.771 --> 01:04.522 I usually worked with Marcela, 01:04.606 --> 01:08.068 who managed to carve out a unique place in the industry. 01:08.151 --> 01:10.612 She was one of the first women to lead and produce 01:10.695 --> 01:12.822 a full-scale television show. 01:12.906 --> 01:15.784 Arbeláez was finally finding his place in music, 01:15.867 --> 01:18.036 producing soundtracks for the shows I wrote. 01:18.119 --> 01:20.955 Needless to say, I had a hand in getting him the job. 01:21.456 --> 01:24.334 At the same time, he was keeping up with his passion for cooking. 01:24.417 --> 01:27.128 He opened a catering company that served special events 01:27.212 --> 01:29.923 and fed the crew on film and television sets. 01:30.423 --> 01:32.050 Pabón was still living with Hugo 01:32.133 --> 01:35.470 and still managing the theater, where he presented their plays. 01:35.553 --> 01:38.473 He'd also become a director of a university theater group, 01:38.556 --> 01:41.267 and, from time to time, he worked in television too, 01:41.351 --> 01:44.270 giving strong performances in supporting roles. 01:49.025 --> 01:50.360 Janet had returned from Spain 01:50.443 --> 01:52.987 with degrees in acting and makeup artistry. 01:53.071 --> 01:54.197 And thanks to Marcela, 01:54.280 --> 01:55.698 she was able to get a job 01:55.782 --> 01:58.034 in the art department at the production company. 01:58.535 --> 02:01.538 Janet, my love, come on. They're waiting for you. 02:01.621 --> 02:03.915 Rosario was now the Colombian representative 02:03.998 --> 02:07.293 of a Spanish foundation that worked with Down syndrome youth, 02:07.377 --> 02:08.503 and with Pabón's help, 02:08.586 --> 02:11.673 she ran a performing arts program that was doing very well. 02:11.756 --> 02:13.925 Touch all their lives. 02:14.676 --> 02:16.511 Thanks to the charismatic group, 02:16.594 --> 02:18.805 Salcedo not only overcame his addiction, 02:18.888 --> 02:21.558 he also met the love of his life and married her. 02:21.641 --> 02:25.395 Since leaving the bar, he had been working at a small mechanical workshop, 02:25.478 --> 02:28.606 but, from time to time, he returned to El Quiebra to play music, 02:28.690 --> 02:29.691 like the old days. 02:29.774 --> 02:31.693 …pronounce you husband and wife. 02:40.743 --> 02:42.162 Castro paid the price 02:42.245 --> 02:44.372 and managed to fix his problems with the law. 02:44.455 --> 02:47.584 After spending two years in jail, under the care of a prison psychologist, 02:47.667 --> 02:49.961 he overcame his impulsivity and aggression, 02:50.044 --> 02:51.963 and he resolved his problems with authority 02:52.046 --> 02:54.382 by becoming an authority figure on the field. 02:54.465 --> 02:56.885 Suddenly, he had a good career as a referee, 02:56.968 --> 02:58.970 and everything was falling into place. 02:59.053 --> 03:01.973 In fact, he was chosen by the Bogotá Referees Association 03:02.056 --> 03:03.308 to take the FIFA course. 03:04.684 --> 03:08.313 My mom was about to graduate with a master's degree in education, 03:08.396 --> 03:10.356 and she was finishing her thesis, 03:10.440 --> 03:13.693 which would end up causing some problems down the line. 03:15.987 --> 03:18.615 Miss Ana, got you a little coffee. 03:18.698 --> 03:20.033 Great. Thank you, honey. 03:20.116 --> 03:22.619 It's worth mentioning that my father was committed 03:22.702 --> 03:25.204 and supportive through that whole process. 03:26.623 --> 03:27.624 Toña started school 03:27.707 --> 03:31.002 and was just as bright, charming, and well-liked as her mother. 03:32.003 --> 03:33.004 Have a good day. 03:39.761 --> 03:43.348 -Well, congratulations, because Julieta… -Luisa was doing very well. 03:43.431 --> 03:44.599 She had her own office, 03:44.682 --> 03:47.727 and she was starting a new specialization in pediatrics. 03:47.810 --> 03:50.480 -That's fine, Martica. -A call from an "Eva Samper." 03:50.563 --> 03:52.190 -Should I-- -Yeah, put her on, please. 03:52.273 --> 03:53.191 Of course. 03:53.942 --> 03:55.318 -How are you? -What's up? 03:55.401 --> 03:56.444 Uh, I'm at work. 03:56.527 --> 03:59.030 Eva was living in the United States with a writer, 03:59.113 --> 04:02.158 and I only ever heard about her life through what Arbeláez told me, 04:02.242 --> 04:05.870 because, despite the distance, Eva was still best friends with Luisa. 04:05.954 --> 04:07.830 Yeah, see you. I apologize. 04:08.831 --> 04:12.085 Literature had been relegated to the periphery of my life. 04:12.168 --> 04:15.296 I wrote in between TV projects, whenever I had free time, 04:15.380 --> 04:18.883 and I was always returning to a novel that it seemed like I would never finish. 04:23.012 --> 04:25.139 -Hello? -Hey, Camilo. It's me. 04:25.223 --> 04:27.350 -How are you? What's up? -I'm good. 04:27.850 --> 04:29.435 -I got some news. -What is it? 04:29.519 --> 04:31.354 I just got off the phone with Eva. 04:31.854 --> 04:34.899 She's planning to come visit, to be here for the party for Antonia. 04:35.942 --> 04:37.068 And she's coming with Scott. 04:37.944 --> 04:39.946 I wanted to tell you before anyone else. 04:40.446 --> 04:41.531 Uh-huh. 04:42.031 --> 04:44.534 Well, good. Um, yeah. Thank you for telling me. 04:44.617 --> 04:47.745 Of course. I have patients, so I have to get going. See you. 04:47.829 --> 04:48.705 See ya. 05:06.431 --> 05:10.852 PABLO NERUDA 100 LOVE SONNETS 05:26.117 --> 05:27.618 I'm home! 05:27.702 --> 05:29.245 How are you? 05:29.329 --> 05:30.163 Hey, hon. 05:30.246 --> 05:32.206 I ended up moving in with Marcela. 05:32.290 --> 05:33.458 I didn't exactly love her 05:33.541 --> 05:36.336 with the same breathless passion I felt for Eva, 05:36.419 --> 05:40.256 but it was a serene love that never failed to bring me peace and stability. 05:40.882 --> 05:42.717 Want me to make us a little supper? 05:42.800 --> 05:46.179 Sure, go ahead. Uh, Luisa just called. Eva's coming into town. 05:49.307 --> 05:50.183 Why? 05:50.683 --> 05:53.311 Oh, just for the birthday. Uh… the, uh… the party for Toña. 05:53.394 --> 05:55.897 She's taking along, uh, S… S… Scott. 05:56.939 --> 05:59.942 Uh-huh. So we're meeting the American genius, huh? 06:00.777 --> 06:02.487 -Right. It'll be pretty interesting. -Mm. 06:05.239 --> 06:06.783 -Wanna eat with me? -Sure. Sure, yeah. 06:06.866 --> 06:08.701 Let me finish up here, and I'll… and I'll come. 06:37.855 --> 06:41.317 EVA LASTING 06:51.536 --> 06:54.414 "ON EDUCATION" 06:54.497 --> 06:56.332 "EPISODE 11" 06:56.416 --> 06:57.333 Well… 06:58.501 --> 07:01.170 -Here are those fresh coffees for you. -Oh, thank God. 07:01.254 --> 07:03.131 -I could use it. -For my favorite ladies. 07:03.214 --> 07:04.966 Don't look at me like that, Rosario. 07:05.049 --> 07:08.177 Look, while Miss Ana has been hard at work on her thesis, 07:08.261 --> 07:11.097 I've been hard at work perfecting a very special kind of brew. 07:11.180 --> 07:12.431 "The dream catcher." 07:12.515 --> 07:13.641 -Mm-hmm. -Am I wrong? 07:13.724 --> 07:15.101 -Tell her, Ana. -You have a point. 07:15.184 --> 07:17.270 Without his special coffee a few times every day, 07:17.353 --> 07:18.604 it'd be impossible to finish. 07:18.688 --> 07:20.022 -Wow. -Thanks so much. 07:20.106 --> 07:22.191 -Why don't we get to the point? -Congratulations, José. 07:22.275 --> 07:24.152 I'm so glad you liked it. Go ahead, please. 07:24.235 --> 07:26.279 You said you had a proposal. Hmm? 07:26.362 --> 07:27.947 Well, 07:28.030 --> 07:31.868 so I was thinking that our kids who are benefiting from the foundation 07:31.951 --> 07:32.910 could organize a party. 07:32.994 --> 07:36.205 -A party? As in a… party, like, with… -Yes, a party. Yes. 07:36.289 --> 07:38.207 The theater thing's working pretty well, 07:38.291 --> 07:40.626 but I think I need to find a different activity 07:40.710 --> 07:45.047 where they really have to learn to take on responsibilities, 07:45.131 --> 07:47.133 where they can put their teamwork to the test. 07:47.216 --> 07:49.051 Or, I don't know, something that gives them 07:49.135 --> 07:51.429 a sense of belonging and security. 07:52.388 --> 07:54.724 Well, the bakery might be a good option-- 07:54.807 --> 07:57.059 -We think the bakery might be good later. -Right. 07:57.143 --> 08:00.688 But right now, what we really need is something else. Uh… I don't know. 08:00.771 --> 08:03.858 Something super exciting that motivates the kids. 08:03.941 --> 08:06.777 I agree completely. I'm in. We put together a party for everyone. 08:06.861 --> 08:09.697 -The party's gotta have some structure. -Yeah, maybe with a theme? 08:09.780 --> 08:12.575 The thing is, I think we should open the idea up to them. 08:12.658 --> 08:16.245 Then they could make some decisions on their own, schedule it, 08:16.329 --> 08:17.997 organize it, and put it together. 08:18.080 --> 08:20.333 -Wonderful. -A soccer tournament. 08:20.416 --> 08:21.876 A party sounds perfect to me. 08:21.959 --> 08:23.336 -Excellent. -Let's do it, Rosario. 08:23.419 --> 08:26.005 -Thanks. This is exciting. Yeah. -Let's make it happen. 08:26.506 --> 08:28.508 Thanks so much for considering my opinion. 08:28.591 --> 08:31.552 -And thanks for the coffee, José. -No, it's my pleasure. 08:36.474 --> 08:39.018 When the day of Eva's return finally came, 08:39.101 --> 08:41.771 Arbeláez and I went to pick her up at the airport. 08:42.355 --> 08:44.190 Hey, bro, you look nervous. 08:46.275 --> 08:48.236 Yeah. Yeah, I'm a little nervous, okay? 08:48.319 --> 08:49.153 So what? 08:52.031 --> 08:53.616 'Cause we're meeting her gringo? 09:03.334 --> 09:05.086 INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS 09:08.047 --> 09:11.259 WE FLY WITH YOU. ALWAYS CLOSE. AEROANDINA 09:19.892 --> 09:20.893 Hey, look. 10:02.643 --> 10:04.645 -My God! They're here. Can you hold this? -Where? 10:04.729 --> 10:05.771 -There! -Oh. 10:05.855 --> 10:07.023 -Hey! -Eva! 10:07.106 --> 10:08.024 How are you? 10:08.608 --> 10:11.527 -It's so good to see you. -Luisa wanted to come but couldn't. 10:11.611 --> 10:13.487 I know. It's a bummer. 10:13.988 --> 10:15.031 How are you? 10:16.324 --> 10:18.117 Wow. I can't believe it. So how was the trip? 10:18.200 --> 10:20.453 It was fine. Thanks. This is my new partner, Scott. 10:20.536 --> 10:23.372 -Hey, guys. Good to meet you, yeah. -Hey. Nice to meet you. 10:26.667 --> 10:28.753 Well, you guys, let's be professional, please. 10:28.836 --> 10:32.048 No tricks, no dirty fighting, no low blows. 10:32.131 --> 10:34.592 And now, touch gloves as a sign of sportsmanship. 10:34.675 --> 10:35.968 I must break you. 10:42.058 --> 10:43.726 Pleasure, Scott. Camilo Granados. 10:43.809 --> 10:47.271 Oh. It's funny because I feel like I know all of you already. 10:47.355 --> 10:49.732 -Yeah. -She's told me so much about you guys. 10:49.815 --> 10:52.485 It's true. I've told him a few things. 10:52.568 --> 10:53.986 I'll say. 10:54.070 --> 10:55.738 Wanna go? I'm parked right nearby, so… 10:56.447 --> 10:57.490 -What? -Yeah, sounds good. 10:57.573 --> 11:00.201 -The car. We're gonna go to the car. -Oh yeah. 11:00.284 --> 11:01.369 Oh, thank you so much. 11:01.452 --> 11:03.120 No problem. 11:03.204 --> 11:05.373 -So what's up? What's new? -I appreciate that. 11:05.956 --> 11:10.252 The moment I saw her again, I realized that the old song held true. 11:10.336 --> 11:11.712 "Distance is like the wind." 11:11.796 --> 11:15.091 "It puts out small fires, but it adds fuel to the big ones." 11:15.174 --> 11:18.344 -Uh, we're pretty hungry. -She was even more beautiful than ever. 11:18.427 --> 11:20.971 And it was so strange to see her with another man. 11:21.055 --> 11:22.890 I knew, right then and there, 11:22.973 --> 11:25.685 that this reunion wasn't going to be all fun and games. 11:25.768 --> 11:27.561 It was going to be turbulent. 11:27.645 --> 11:29.647 -The burger joint? -Sounds good. Yeah. 11:30.398 --> 11:32.692 "The study demonstrates that while administrators put 11:32.775 --> 11:34.944 appropriate emphasis on analytic skill acquisition, 11:35.027 --> 11:37.822 they often disregard students with disabilities." 11:41.158 --> 11:42.451 Ready, José. 11:43.035 --> 11:45.663 -Let's get moving. -Ah. Miss Ana. 11:47.248 --> 11:51.001 My God. Every day, you manage to look… just beautiful. 11:51.085 --> 11:53.337 Ah, José. You like this blouse? Good color? 11:53.421 --> 11:54.797 The blouse is lovely, yeah. 11:54.880 --> 11:56.632 -Really? -It's beautiful. Yes. But I… 11:56.716 --> 11:59.468 Well, I was just reading through your thesis. 11:59.969 --> 12:02.513 It's very interesting, very impressive. 12:02.596 --> 12:04.932 -Really? -You've got beauty and brains, Ana. 12:05.015 --> 12:06.517 Well, thanks so much, José. 12:06.600 --> 12:09.603 So is the education system in Colombia really that bad? 12:09.687 --> 12:10.896 It's bad all over the world. 12:10.980 --> 12:12.898 Oh, well, somehow, I never imagined 12:12.982 --> 12:15.359 that all the time you spent with the books and typewriters 12:15.443 --> 12:17.278 was leading to this great critique 12:17.361 --> 12:19.905 of how we educate young people in this country. 12:19.989 --> 12:20.990 -Hmm. -Mm-hmm. 12:21.073 --> 12:24.201 That's true, but it sounds like you didn't get to the final proposal, did you? 12:24.285 --> 12:25.119 -Uh, I… -Hmm? 12:25.202 --> 12:26.454 Oh no. I guess I didn't. 12:26.537 --> 12:28.038 -Ah. -I mean, I wanna read that part. 12:28.122 --> 12:30.416 But we better not be late to the party for Toñita. 12:30.499 --> 12:31.876 Yeah, but on the way over, 12:31.959 --> 12:35.045 I'll do my best to outline the proposal so it doesn't just stay on paper. 12:35.129 --> 12:35.963 Oh no. Perfect. 12:36.046 --> 12:37.631 -I won't miss the smallest detail. -Ready? 12:37.715 --> 12:39.759 I'm all ears. Let's hear it, Ana. 12:39.842 --> 12:42.762 SALCEDO AND FAMILY AUTO REPAIR SHOP LUXURY SERVICES FOR YOUR CAR 12:43.762 --> 12:46.140 Come on, Lucas. We have to fix the brakes. 12:46.223 --> 12:47.224 All right, boss. 12:47.308 --> 12:49.769 Hurry up. We have to get this car fixed before 6:00. 12:49.852 --> 12:52.563 Hey, don't tell me you're still hard at work right now, Martín. 12:52.646 --> 12:55.316 -Hey, honey. How'd it go? -Sweetheart, check the time. 12:55.399 --> 12:57.526 Fine. It's getting late. Just put on your jacket, okay? 12:57.610 --> 12:59.320 -Make it quick. -What'd you buy for my niece? 12:59.403 --> 13:03.491 Oh my gosh. A cute little sweater, and then… a new puzzle. 13:03.574 --> 13:06.869 Toñita loves this kind. I don't think she has this one yet. 13:06.952 --> 13:08.454 -That's perfect. -Yeah, right? 13:13.250 --> 13:15.252 Incredible how time flies, right? 13:16.212 --> 13:18.881 -God. Toñita's about to turn seven. -I know. 13:18.964 --> 13:21.300 Hurry up. We're gonna be late to the party. 13:21.383 --> 13:22.676 Hold on, honey. Listen. 13:24.220 --> 13:26.388 I wanted to ask you something. 13:26.472 --> 13:28.224 Well, can you just ask me on the way? 13:28.307 --> 13:31.644 -We're really running behind, Martín. -Wait. Come on. It's important, all right? 13:31.727 --> 13:34.230 It's just that, with Toñita's birthday and everything, 13:34.313 --> 13:37.650 I've been thinking that it might be time for us to start a family. 13:40.027 --> 13:41.278 To have children. 13:43.823 --> 13:47.326 Happy birthday to you 13:47.409 --> 13:50.913 Happy birthday to you 13:50.996 --> 13:54.625 Happy birthday, Toñita 13:54.708 --> 13:57.586 Happy birthday to you 13:57.670 --> 13:58.629 I'll get the camera. 13:58.712 --> 14:01.507 Happy birthday to you 14:01.590 --> 14:04.301 Happy birthday to you 14:04.385 --> 14:07.888 Happy birthday, happy birthday 14:07.972 --> 14:11.225 Happy birthday to you 14:11.308 --> 14:13.519 Bravo! 14:13.602 --> 14:16.188 -Toñita! -You did it! Congratulations! 14:18.274 --> 14:20.150 So proud of you. Congratulations. 14:20.234 --> 14:21.068 Janet! 14:29.451 --> 14:32.288 So it looks like the book is gonna get adapted into a movie soon. 14:32.371 --> 14:34.290 -What? -Oh! For real? 14:34.373 --> 14:36.876 -Yeah, a feature film. -Really? A Hollywood movie? 14:36.959 --> 14:40.045 Yeah, so Steven Spielberg has this idea to write a screenplay… 14:40.129 --> 14:42.089 …for Universal Studios based on his book. 14:42.172 --> 14:44.049 -I know. Yeah. -Based on my book. 14:44.133 --> 14:46.969 -Spielberg did the shark movie, right? -Yeah, that's him. 14:47.052 --> 14:48.387 -Jaws. -Jaws. 14:48.470 --> 14:50.598 -Michael J. Fox. -That guy's super famous. 14:50.681 --> 14:52.308 -He was in… -Back to the Future. 14:52.391 --> 14:54.810 -Really? Oh my God. -He's really famous. 14:54.894 --> 14:56.937 And, Scott, do you know him? Have you met Michael? 14:57.021 --> 14:58.564 Michael is one of the best. 15:09.325 --> 15:12.036 What's your plan? Keep drinking till you feel better? 15:13.704 --> 15:15.581 Well, it's a party, right? 15:16.081 --> 15:17.458 Mm… no. 15:18.125 --> 15:19.460 It's a kid's birthday. 15:19.543 --> 15:21.378 Oh, perfect. Well, then cheers. 15:21.879 --> 15:24.089 Cheers to my Toñita, my lovely daughter, 15:24.173 --> 15:26.467 'cause, apparently, she's the only person here who loves me. 15:26.550 --> 15:28.677 I love you, Camilo. Wouldn't be here if I didn't. 15:29.678 --> 15:30.596 What's the matter? 15:31.388 --> 15:33.474 Huh? What's bothering you? 15:33.557 --> 15:35.893 Is it that Eva's spent all day talking about Scott 15:35.976 --> 15:37.603 and all the success he's having in the US? 15:37.686 --> 15:40.189 -Is that it? -Oh, come on. That remains to be seen. 15:40.272 --> 15:42.232 It's a lotta hype for nothing. 15:42.316 --> 15:46.111 Well, I doubt it. I read Lost Forever, and it was impressive. I'm serious. 15:46.195 --> 15:49.490 -Ah, really? What are you doing here? -I think it's a good book. It's cinematic. 15:49.573 --> 15:51.408 You should be out there. Go ahead. Go on. 15:51.492 --> 15:53.494 You should join the club and applaud your hero Scott. 15:53.577 --> 15:56.205 Come on. Please. I don't need you. Yeah. Thanks a lot. 15:56.997 --> 16:00.793 Oh, Granados, you're extremely lucky that Marcela is not here 16:00.876 --> 16:04.088 to witness this little, ridiculous, little jealous fit you're having. 16:04.171 --> 16:06.590 -I said it. You're being childish. -Brother, no one's jealous. 16:06.674 --> 16:08.759 -No, no, no. No, it's not jealousy. -Don't do this. 16:08.842 --> 16:11.929 I'm just a little pissed that that asshole came here with Eva just to… 16:12.012 --> 16:14.640 to show off with all that Hollywood and Spielberg stuff. 16:14.723 --> 16:16.350 I mean, come on. Who gives a fuck? 16:16.433 --> 16:18.727 I think impressing your friends is okay. It's fine. 16:18.811 --> 16:20.479 -Mm-mm! -It's important. 16:20.562 --> 16:22.398 Well, perfect. Let's raise a glass then, huh? 16:22.481 --> 16:25.567 We can pour one out for Scott and make a toast to his success. 16:25.651 --> 16:27.611 Okay? Cheers. Then drink with me, dude. 16:27.695 --> 16:29.196 -Here's to Mr. Sco-- -Be careful. 16:30.322 --> 16:31.907 Be careful. 16:31.991 --> 16:34.868 It's your daughter's birthday. Hmm? 16:35.494 --> 16:37.413 Be smart. 16:39.289 --> 16:40.874 Fine, then let's drink water. 16:41.500 --> 16:43.002 Here we go. 16:43.085 --> 16:44.753 Come on. 16:53.804 --> 16:57.599 And, at the end of the thesis, I propose a pilot solution. 16:57.683 --> 16:59.768 Basically, the goal of it 16:59.852 --> 17:02.855 is to develop a whole new curriculum and new pedagogical system 17:02.938 --> 17:06.108 which would be implemented in high schools and primary schools alike. 17:06.191 --> 17:09.445 I haven't read that. She was laying it out and it's pretty interesting because-- 17:09.528 --> 17:11.989 The idea is to implement a whole different approach. 17:12.072 --> 17:15.951 More inclusive and holistic, less rigid, but more pragmatic. 17:16.034 --> 17:19.747 And… and there'd be, um… a lot of emphasis on… 17:19.830 --> 17:21.915 on the arts and social sciences. 17:21.999 --> 17:23.041 -Not on STEM. -Exactly. 17:23.125 --> 17:25.294 -That would-- -Wow. That's a brilliant idea, Ana. 17:25.377 --> 17:27.838 -Do you think so? -Yeah, of course. Yeah. 17:27.921 --> 17:30.966 I'm curious what the next step is, though. Is there anything we can do? 17:31.050 --> 17:34.344 My dream with this has always been to go from the theoretical to the practical. 17:34.428 --> 17:36.305 -The current system-- -Great to hear. 17:36.388 --> 17:38.390 And you know you can always count on me. 17:38.474 --> 17:41.894 Anything that has to do with inclusion has my utmost support and heart. 17:41.977 --> 17:45.481 I would be so grateful if you read it, tell me your opinion, 17:45.564 --> 17:48.484 and if you like the proposal, we can form a united front. 17:48.567 --> 17:50.986 We could go see Dr. Alicia, propose it to her, 17:51.070 --> 17:53.822 and maybe she would let us implement the system at, uh… 17:53.906 --> 17:55.240 José María Root. Who knows? 17:55.324 --> 17:57.701 -Absolutely. Sounds amazing. -But would we-- 17:57.785 --> 18:00.120 Oh my gosh, Ana. You are incredible. 18:00.204 --> 18:03.332 -Oh, thank you. -Thanks for thinking of me. 18:03.415 --> 18:05.125 Why so pensive today? 18:06.794 --> 18:08.796 Oh, no reason. 18:09.797 --> 18:10.839 Oh, Mónica, 18:11.340 --> 18:12.800 I know you really well. 18:14.134 --> 18:15.094 What happened? 18:17.679 --> 18:21.058 A couple of hours ago, like right before we got here… 18:23.143 --> 18:25.479 Martín mentioned he wants to have a child with me soon. 18:27.606 --> 18:28.732 You're not interested? 18:29.775 --> 18:31.819 I don't think it's the right moment for it. 18:33.403 --> 18:35.697 I just don't feel prepared for a child. 18:39.493 --> 18:41.703 I don't think anybody's ever fully prepared to jump in 18:41.787 --> 18:42.955 and become a parent. 18:43.455 --> 18:45.999 There's really no such thing as perfect timing. 18:46.625 --> 18:48.544 The truth is, in most cases, 18:48.627 --> 18:51.839 having children is an accident that happens when you least expect it. 18:51.922 --> 18:54.424 And I say that because I hear it all the time at work. 18:54.508 --> 18:55.676 I was a teen mom, 18:55.759 --> 18:58.595 and it felt like the timing couldn't be worse, to be honest. 18:59.930 --> 19:01.139 But now I feel… 19:02.224 --> 19:04.017 I feel like the happiest woman ever. 19:04.685 --> 19:06.562 I don't think I was born with that instinct. 19:06.645 --> 19:08.105 I don't feel that urge. 19:08.188 --> 19:09.064 Mm. 19:09.940 --> 19:11.775 And you don't have to feel bad about it. 19:12.276 --> 19:14.027 -I don't? -No. 19:15.070 --> 19:17.906 This is one of the things I talked about with Eva for a while. 19:17.990 --> 19:21.118 She had just become a feminist, and I had never met one. 19:21.201 --> 19:23.203 And we came to the conclusion that 19:23.954 --> 19:25.831 motherhood should be a choice, 19:26.665 --> 19:27.875 not an obligation. 19:27.958 --> 19:31.753 And thanks to Eva, we learned to be critical of the kind of ideas that… 19:31.837 --> 19:33.922 that reduce the function of women in the world 19:34.006 --> 19:36.383 to just… motherhood and marriage. 19:37.050 --> 19:38.760 So you think I… I should… 19:38.844 --> 19:40.721 I don't think there's a right answer. 19:41.305 --> 19:42.931 There is no perfect choice. 19:43.432 --> 19:44.850 Every situation's unique. 19:44.933 --> 19:46.435 And when it comes to children, 19:46.518 --> 19:49.605 I believe that both parents have to enter the equation. 19:50.188 --> 19:53.192 I wanted to say that, because whatever your opinion is, 19:53.275 --> 19:56.069 it'd be best to… talk about it with Martín. 19:57.946 --> 19:59.656 Talk about it as a couple. 20:01.033 --> 20:04.036 It's just, Martín is already getting so excited about it. 20:04.119 --> 20:06.079 Yeah, but he has to understand. 20:07.289 --> 20:10.042 Because, in this situation, whether he likes it or not, 20:10.959 --> 20:12.419 the decision's gonna be yours. 20:18.133 --> 20:21.553 You know what? Eva it's fascinating that, all of a sudden… mm… 20:21.637 --> 20:24.431 you're so enamored with all these lucrative Hollywood movies. 20:24.514 --> 20:27.142 Didn't you say commercial art was, uh… 20:27.226 --> 20:28.518 Remind us. What was it? 20:28.602 --> 20:30.938 "Alienating trash that just sells the system to us." 20:31.021 --> 20:33.398 Right? Weren't those her words? Come on. Admit it, guys. 20:33.482 --> 20:35.317 Sorry. Hold on. Mm. Wait a second. 20:35.400 --> 20:39.029 I mean, you guys are already hanging out with Spielberg and all that bullshit. 20:39.112 --> 20:41.615 So now what? You must have had a change in taste. 20:41.698 --> 20:42.699 What are we to you now? 20:42.783 --> 20:45.327 Uh… third-world savages? That about right or what? 20:45.410 --> 20:47.454 Granados, dude, cool it. You're being an asshole. 20:47.537 --> 20:50.249 Oh, what? I'm an asshole now? God, guys, just being honest here. 20:50.332 --> 20:52.000 -Stop being annoying, Camilo. -Ah! 20:52.084 --> 20:54.795 Not like both of us are rubbing shoulders with Spielberg all the time. 20:54.878 --> 20:56.004 -Oh, you're not? -No. 20:56.088 --> 20:58.924 And the third-world thing, isn't that what we are in Colombia? 20:59.007 --> 21:01.551 -Ah. -I embrace it. Doesn't bother me at all. 21:01.635 --> 21:03.679 And if I'm a savage, I'll be a savage my whole life. 21:03.762 --> 21:04.638 Hmm. 21:05.514 --> 21:07.140 -Hmm. -Here's to… 21:07.224 --> 21:08.976 -To all the savages. -No, no, no! 21:09.059 --> 21:10.978 Stop it. Stop it. This should be a discussion. 21:11.061 --> 21:13.480 -Don't go off on a tangent. Let's focus. -Hey, man, please. 21:13.563 --> 21:15.315 -You're being a prick. -What? Fuck off, man. 21:15.399 --> 21:18.527 We have to be more… You know what? Actually, I think we better have a debate. 21:18.610 --> 21:20.654 We'll do it right here, right in front of the camera. 21:20.737 --> 21:22.030 I'll record the whole thing. 21:22.114 --> 21:24.866 We're gonna have a debate talking about first-world perspectives. 21:24.950 --> 21:26.368 -It'll be so enlightening. -Don't. 21:26.451 --> 21:29.329 Why not? I mean, we better do it now 'cause Eva and Scott are here. 21:29.413 --> 21:31.206 You came all the way from the first world. 21:31.290 --> 21:34.001 One second. Let's start with you, big guy. Go ahead. Let's hear it. 21:34.084 --> 21:35.252 What do you guys think? 21:35.335 --> 21:38.422 What do you think of us, of Colombia? Too poor for you? Have you tried achira? 21:38.505 --> 21:41.216 -Gimme a break. Camilo's nuts. -Really. Tell us. 21:41.300 --> 21:42.801 -Why so quiet, Mr. Big Shot? -What? 21:42.884 --> 21:43.969 Don't you work in Hollywood? 21:44.052 --> 21:46.221 -Don't say anything. -What's Spielberg planning? 21:46.304 --> 21:48.015 -Tell us. -Just let him keep going? 21:48.098 --> 21:49.474 -Shut up. -He's hammered. 22:18.795 --> 22:21.131 -Hey. What's up? -Mm… 22:21.214 --> 22:23.050 -How are you? -Looks like you enjoyed the party. 22:23.133 --> 22:24.092 Little bit. 22:24.176 --> 22:25.677 -Mm-hmm. -I get in late? 22:25.761 --> 22:27.179 Oh, you don't remember? 22:27.262 --> 22:28.221 No. 22:28.722 --> 22:30.098 What's worse, the hangover 22:30.182 --> 22:33.060 or the humiliation of getting hammered at your daughter's party? 22:33.143 --> 22:35.520 God. I don't know. Pfft. Mm. 22:37.773 --> 22:40.233 Mm. When I got home, you were asleep already. 22:40.317 --> 22:41.401 Hmm? 22:41.485 --> 22:42.319 Mm. 22:42.944 --> 22:43.904 Was it late? 22:44.446 --> 22:46.907 Mm… no, not really. 22:47.657 --> 22:50.410 Well, you can tell me about it later. I gotta get to our location. 22:50.494 --> 22:51.536 Go ahead. Mm… 22:51.620 --> 22:52.871 Oh… 22:52.954 --> 22:56.500 Oh my God. That smell's intense. You drink the whole bar or what? 22:56.583 --> 22:59.586 -Ugh, God. It feels like it. -Okay, do me a favor… 22:59.669 --> 23:01.296 -Mm? -…for your hangover. 23:02.047 --> 23:04.007 -Brew some herbal tea. -Mm. 23:04.091 --> 23:05.675 -Make yourself a hot meal. -Mm-hmm. 23:05.759 --> 23:07.803 And make sure you get some work done. 23:07.886 --> 23:12.140 The production office told me that you're behind on this week's deadlines. 23:12.224 --> 23:13.058 Mm. Yeah. 23:14.142 --> 23:15.060 You rock. 23:15.143 --> 23:16.061 You rock. 23:16.144 --> 23:17.646 -Hmm. -Mm… 23:17.729 --> 23:18.563 See you. 23:19.064 --> 23:21.191 -See you. -I left you some coffee in the kitchen. 23:21.274 --> 23:23.944 Oh, and I don't have too much work, so I'll be home early today. 23:24.027 --> 23:25.654 All right. See ya. 23:26.238 --> 23:29.074 I didn't admit it to Marcela, but I actually woke up 23:29.157 --> 23:31.326 with no memory of what had happened the night before. 23:31.409 --> 23:32.494 It's a miserable feeling. 23:32.577 --> 23:35.956 I knew I'd done something, said something, but I couldn't remember what. 23:36.039 --> 23:37.916 All I knew was it couldn't have been good. 23:37.999 --> 23:41.336 This hangover wasn't just physical. It was moral too. 23:52.389 --> 23:55.267 And while I was struggling with my guilt, 23:55.350 --> 23:59.563 my dad and Janet were starting to put everything together for the party. 23:59.646 --> 24:02.441 The first step was to find a DJ. 24:07.154 --> 24:09.447 Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the one I like. 24:09.531 --> 24:11.491 I was looking for it, actually. Yeah. 24:13.535 --> 24:16.121 -Afternoon. -Ah. Hey there. How can I help you, sir? 24:16.204 --> 24:18.456 -What are you looking for? -Do you know Rubén Cárdenas? 24:19.124 --> 24:21.168 -Yours truly. -Perfect. Hi. Nice to meet you. 24:21.251 --> 24:23.545 José Granados. I'm here on behalf of Rosario Cadena. 24:23.628 --> 24:25.630 Ah! I've been expecting you. 24:25.714 --> 24:26.798 My daughter Janet. 24:26.882 --> 24:29.259 -Oh, hey. How are you? -Hi there. Fine. 24:29.342 --> 24:31.470 We came here to speak to Osvaldo. 24:31.553 --> 24:33.472 Oh, yeah, sure. He's here. Let me call him down. 24:33.555 --> 24:35.515 -Oswald! -Hang on. I'm coming. 24:36.266 --> 24:39.227 He prefers to be called "Oswald," not "Osvaldo." 24:39.311 --> 24:40.979 Ah, perfect. We understand. 24:41.062 --> 24:42.856 One sec. I'm coming down. 24:48.987 --> 24:51.698 Hey. How are you? I'm Oswald. 24:54.409 --> 24:57.037 You light up the room like a disco ball. 25:01.374 --> 25:03.043 -What's up, my boss? -How are you? 25:03.126 --> 25:04.586 Good. I'm Oswald. 25:04.669 --> 25:07.589 -I've got tons of swagger, my guy. -Attaboy! 25:08.089 --> 25:11.343 Ah! Have you heard Rosa Maraca and Laura Guaracha? 25:11.843 --> 25:13.261 No, no, I haven't, sir. 25:13.345 --> 25:14.846 Oh, they're the best. 25:16.097 --> 25:17.682 How can I help you guys? 25:17.766 --> 25:19.267 We're going to have a party, 25:19.351 --> 25:22.812 and we want you to be the DJ and pick out the music. 25:23.396 --> 25:25.941 So how much are you paying? 25:26.733 --> 25:27.943 Sorry? 25:28.026 --> 25:28.944 Just relax. 25:29.027 --> 25:30.946 What kind of money you offering? 25:31.029 --> 25:32.948 -Let me explain, young man. She's not-- -Dad! 25:33.532 --> 25:35.700 If it's okay, I'd like to explain it. 25:36.201 --> 25:39.454 We… we actually, uh, don't have any money. 25:40.747 --> 25:43.083 Oh, that's tough, then. Okay, so that's it? 25:43.166 --> 25:47.045 Well, if the party draws a crowd and we sell a bunch of tickets, 25:47.128 --> 25:50.006 then we split the money between all of us. 25:50.799 --> 25:53.385 Do you know how many of us will get a share? 25:53.468 --> 25:54.427 I don't know. 25:54.511 --> 25:57.597 We want to see if you were interested before we decide. 25:58.473 --> 25:59.599 I don't know yet. 25:59.683 --> 26:02.852 I have to think about it, then I'll let you know. 26:02.936 --> 26:04.604 All right. We appreciate your time. 26:04.688 --> 26:06.314 -Sure, man. -Mm-hmm. 26:12.445 --> 26:14.489 Oswald is kind of arrogant. 26:15.991 --> 26:17.951 I liked him, to be honest. 26:18.034 --> 26:19.202 Oh yeah? 26:19.286 --> 26:20.328 -Uh-huh. -Why? 26:20.829 --> 26:23.331 Because he's stylish and good-looking. 26:24.082 --> 26:25.792 Hmm. Well, the thing is… 26:26.293 --> 26:28.253 …all he seemed interested in was the pay. 26:28.336 --> 26:30.297 And? 26:30.839 --> 26:34.175 Come on, Janet. He should understand it's a good cause. We all chip in, right? 26:34.259 --> 26:36.761 I think, at the end of the day, he'll say yes. 26:36.845 --> 26:39.681 -I think we better look for a plan B. -Um, no. 26:40.223 --> 26:43.518 I wanna get Oswald, and we have to convince him, 26:43.601 --> 26:44.686 no matter what. 26:51.192 --> 26:52.027 Morning. 26:55.905 --> 26:56.740 Oh, hey. 26:56.823 --> 26:58.908 -Any chance you have ten minutes? -Hi. Uh… 26:58.992 --> 27:00.493 -There's something I want-- -No. 27:00.577 --> 27:02.412 -Hold on. Eva. -I'm in a hurry. 27:03.413 --> 27:04.456 What's up? 27:05.040 --> 27:06.791 -What happened? -I don't know. 27:06.875 --> 27:10.003 -That's what I'm trying to figure out. -Well, she seemed kinda pissed. 27:10.086 --> 27:12.630 Yeah, I mean, she walked past me and barely even said hello. 27:14.215 --> 27:15.634 Could be angry at Scott. 27:16.134 --> 27:19.220 -Because I'm pretty sure he's in his room. -No, no. No, I don't think so. 27:19.721 --> 27:21.514 She's upset over something from last night. 27:21.598 --> 27:23.558 I woke up this morning all confused. 27:24.976 --> 27:28.271 I don't know. Like I said the wrong thing, or worse. 27:28.772 --> 27:30.690 I mean, you didn't see anything last night, right? 27:31.274 --> 27:33.276 Did I do something to make her act like that? 27:35.028 --> 27:36.863 I don't know, man, apart from you being drunk 27:36.946 --> 27:38.990 and ranting about first-world people and whatnot. 27:39.074 --> 27:42.452 -Me? -Even Eva was getting in on the debate. 27:43.078 --> 27:44.454 Well, obviously that's it, right? 27:45.038 --> 27:48.583 -She could be arguing with Scott still. -No. Oh, fucking idiot. 27:49.084 --> 27:52.295 -Oh. Hello, guys. Oh, how are you? -Morning, Scott. 27:52.879 --> 27:53.880 Fine. How you doing? 27:53.963 --> 27:56.925 -Oh, dude, super thrilled. -Yeah? 27:57.008 --> 28:00.428 I meant what I said last night at the birthday. 28:00.512 --> 28:02.389 I love Colombia. 28:02.472 --> 28:05.183 And I'm a huge fan of all Colombians. That includes you. 28:11.439 --> 28:12.691 Who does she keep talking to? 28:12.774 --> 28:14.025 It's Oswald. 28:14.526 --> 28:15.402 The DJ? 28:15.485 --> 28:17.112 Yeah. 28:17.737 --> 28:19.989 Apparently, he's playing Janet's party after all. 28:21.574 --> 28:24.619 Hey, missy, stay on there long enough and the phone bill's gonna bankrupt us 28:24.703 --> 28:26.329 before we can throw this party. 28:27.747 --> 28:29.874 I have a bad feeling about that guy. 28:30.375 --> 28:33.670 I mean, he seemed conceited. The guy talked about money the whole time. 28:33.753 --> 28:36.423 You know, he's got a big mouth. Now he's going after Janet. 28:36.506 --> 28:39.175 -I'm not gonna put up with a guy-- -Look, Janet is delighted, José. 28:39.259 --> 28:41.803 -It's her choice, not yours. -Mm-hmm. 28:41.886 --> 28:45.640 -Okay, you ready to keep going? Two? -Oh yes. There. 28:51.146 --> 28:52.772 Oh yeah, totally. 28:52.856 --> 28:55.400 There. So take that and add it over here. 28:57.235 --> 28:58.445 Sure. 29:01.990 --> 29:06.035 It's so weird. I don't know what happened. Last night's a blur, the whole thing. 29:08.455 --> 29:10.331 I don't know, man. What can I say? 29:11.583 --> 29:14.002 You were definitely drunk. Plastered. 29:14.502 --> 29:16.713 You were being a bit obnoxious. 29:16.796 --> 29:17.964 But I don't know. 29:18.047 --> 29:21.801 If you did something dumb or offensive, I don't remember it either. 29:23.636 --> 29:27.307 Hmm. Nothing's coming back to me. I swear, it's gonna drive me nuts. 29:27.390 --> 29:28.766 Well, talk to Eva. 29:28.850 --> 29:30.560 -Yeah, I tried already. -That'd solve it. 29:30.643 --> 29:31.895 No, I know. I tried earlier. 29:31.978 --> 29:34.731 But unless she's with Scott, she won't acknowledge me at all. 29:34.814 --> 29:35.899 It's crazy. 29:36.774 --> 29:39.235 I think she just hates me, but I don't know why. 29:39.319 --> 29:40.278 Hmm. 29:40.862 --> 29:43.239 That happens sometimes when you get drunk. 29:44.115 --> 29:46.075 Camilo, look, I told you to stop, and you said, 29:46.159 --> 29:48.453 "No, no, no, no. Just one more. Just one more." 29:48.536 --> 29:51.372 -"Fine. I'm gonna drink water." -Fine. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, got it. 29:51.456 --> 29:54.834 Please don't scold me, okay? I need support, not a reprimand. 29:54.918 --> 29:57.629 -So what are you gonna do? -I don't know. I have no idea. 29:57.712 --> 30:01.466 Because without knowing what I did, how am I supposed to fix it? 30:03.802 --> 30:07.055 Listen, you're making a mountain out of a molehill, Granados. 30:07.972 --> 30:11.226 At this point, you should just focus your energy on Marcela. 30:11.976 --> 30:15.313 Either way, Eva's going back to the United States. 30:15.897 --> 30:19.150 You keep doing this and eventually Marcela's gonna find out. 30:19.651 --> 30:21.027 Then you'll be left all alone. 30:22.779 --> 30:23.863 That what you want? 30:24.364 --> 30:25.823 No. 30:27.951 --> 30:29.702 -Think it over. -Mm-hmm. 30:36.209 --> 30:38.253 Okay, so she gave you the… 30:38.336 --> 30:41.714 Yeah, totally. But you wanna know the worst part, man? 30:41.798 --> 30:43.675 I have no fucking idea what I did. 30:43.758 --> 30:47.136 You must've really messed up bad, brother, because it's Eva we're talking about. 30:47.220 --> 30:48.638 She's usually so chill. 30:48.721 --> 30:51.057 Right, that's why I wanted to ask you and find out, 30:51.140 --> 30:54.602 well, if you saw something, you know, something out of the ordinary. 30:55.103 --> 30:58.523 And please don't say I was obnoxious. I've heard that from everyone so far. 30:58.606 --> 30:59.607 Yeah, that's true. 30:59.691 --> 31:01.776 You were pretty hammered, and you were making trouble. 31:02.277 --> 31:03.528 But now that I think about it, 31:04.612 --> 31:07.156 I remember you got out a camera and started recording. 31:07.657 --> 31:09.909 Eva was drunk by that point, stumbled into the kitchen, 31:09.993 --> 31:12.412 and you took the camera and followed her in. 31:12.912 --> 31:15.206 She came out, I don't know, a little bit later, 31:15.290 --> 31:16.916 and she was acting weird. 31:17.000 --> 31:18.710 -Really? -Mm-hmm. 31:19.210 --> 31:20.587 I think she was crying. 31:20.670 --> 31:21.963 Ugh. Dammit. 31:22.046 --> 31:24.048 I don't know what happened between you guys in there, 31:24.132 --> 31:26.926 but, right after, you went back to being the life of the party. 31:28.344 --> 31:30.263 I'm telling you, though, Eva was really drunk. 31:32.765 --> 31:35.101 -You'll be all right. I gotta ref. Later. -Sounds good. 31:35.184 --> 31:36.769 -And thanks. -You got it. 32:12.972 --> 32:15.266 -Eva, you're the only one left. -Don't start. 32:15.350 --> 32:17.560 Don't give some politically correct answer, like… 32:17.644 --> 32:18.895 like your American boy toy. 32:18.978 --> 32:20.313 -Come on. -Please, look, Camilo. 32:20.396 --> 32:23.232 You're drunk, being annoying, and don't know what you're talking about. 32:23.316 --> 32:26.569 Oh really? What about "in vino veritas"? We tell the truth when we're drunk. 32:27.070 --> 32:29.656 Okay, what's the truth? You're plenty drunk to act like an expert. 32:29.739 --> 32:32.784 -You wanna know? I'll tell you. -No. Would you turn that off? 32:32.867 --> 32:35.578 -God! Quit it! You're so annoying. -Wait. I'm gonna tell you. 32:35.662 --> 32:39.040 I'm still rolling. I'm gonna record when I tell you the truth, okay, Eva? 32:39.123 --> 32:40.041 Look at me. 32:40.124 --> 32:41.834 -Do you wanna know the truth? -No. 32:42.335 --> 32:44.087 The truth is that, at the end of the day, 32:44.170 --> 32:47.131 you're still the same rich, spoiled little girl 32:47.215 --> 32:48.716 that you've been all your life. 32:48.800 --> 32:51.177 The same one who has always looked down on us. 32:51.260 --> 32:53.054 How about that, huh? How's that feel? 32:53.554 --> 32:55.598 What? You got nothing to say? 32:55.682 --> 32:58.768 Probably because it's the truth. What? You got nothing to say? 32:59.268 --> 33:01.062 You have a story for everything. Come on. 33:01.145 --> 33:02.605 No. What story? 33:02.689 --> 33:05.566 The story you made up when you left. You know the one. 33:05.650 --> 33:08.569 By getting involved with Marcela, I gave you the perfect opportunity 33:08.653 --> 33:12.907 to run away and abandon everything we had without feeling any remorse. 33:12.991 --> 33:14.742 You didn't have to look back at all. 33:15.243 --> 33:18.663 Am I wrong? Go ahead. Say it. It's the truth, isn't it, Eva? 33:18.746 --> 33:20.915 You were looking for someone like Scott a long time ago. 33:20.998 --> 33:23.710 Hey, you know that's a complete lie! It's total bullshit! 33:23.793 --> 33:25.712 That's not why I went to America, and you know it! 33:25.795 --> 33:27.672 Come on! When you come back to Colombia, 33:27.755 --> 33:30.591 now it's like you're visiting an abandoned amusement park. 33:30.675 --> 33:32.969 But you know what? Let me just say one thing, Eva. 33:33.052 --> 33:35.680 Don't forget this. You were never one of us. 33:35.763 --> 33:38.516 You were never part of the tribe. You were never family. 33:38.599 --> 33:41.269 Because you are and will always be a stranger. 33:44.272 --> 33:45.356 What? 33:50.153 --> 33:53.448 To start off, Doctor, I wanna say thank you for coming here today 33:53.531 --> 33:55.533 and for being willing to hear our proposal. 33:55.616 --> 33:58.453 I'm delighted to be here, and I'm very interested. 33:59.203 --> 34:00.246 Yeah. 34:02.123 --> 34:03.124 Well, Doctor, 34:03.207 --> 34:06.586 we'd like to discuss a proposal for a pilot program at José María. 34:06.669 --> 34:10.047 We plan to use the ideas in the ground-breaking book 34:10.131 --> 34:14.260 On Education by Bertrand Russell as a foundation for our approach. 34:14.927 --> 34:16.304 We'd begin with the principle, 34:16.387 --> 34:19.265 "Indoctrination has absolutely no place in schools." 34:19.348 --> 34:22.226 "Neither does propaganda that forces strict conformity." 34:22.310 --> 34:23.436 So what does this mean? 34:23.519 --> 34:26.731 Irrational patriotism, political dogma, religious superstition, 34:26.814 --> 34:29.942 all of these should be replaced in favor of a pedagogy 34:30.026 --> 34:34.363 which encourages total freedom of thought and eliminates intellectual constraints. 34:34.864 --> 34:36.324 To move forward, 34:36.407 --> 34:39.494 our conception of teachers will have to be radically altered, 34:39.577 --> 34:41.913 from the keepers of some absolute truth 34:41.996 --> 34:44.624 to mentors who lead with rigorous curiosity. 34:44.707 --> 34:47.794 They should challenge their students, push them to expand their minds. 34:47.877 --> 34:49.045 Our system suggests 34:49.128 --> 34:52.256 that modern-day teachers should essentially be provocateurs. 34:52.340 --> 34:55.510 We also plan to create a new course on the science of sexual behavior 34:55.593 --> 34:58.721 and its role as a fundamental component of human happiness. 34:58.805 --> 35:01.224 We believe it's vital for students to understand themselves, 35:01.307 --> 35:03.684 so it will be quite an in-depth curriculum. 35:19.742 --> 35:21.202 Oh 35:21.285 --> 35:25.665 That's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh I like it, uh-huh, uh-huh 35:25.748 --> 35:30.127 That's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh I like it, uh-huh, uh-huh 35:30.211 --> 35:34.590 That's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh I like it, uh-huh, uh-huh… 35:35.133 --> 35:37.593 Looks like you did a great job, José. 35:38.386 --> 35:39.262 Yep, I guess so. 35:39.345 --> 35:42.140 When you take me by the hand… 35:43.850 --> 35:46.477 Don't be so overprotective of her. It's not a good look for you. 35:46.561 --> 35:47.436 He's out of control. 35:47.520 --> 35:51.190 Look at him. The Tommy Bahama, sunglasses, like he's going to the beach. 35:51.816 --> 35:54.026 Well, I think he has a great sense of style, 35:54.110 --> 35:55.736 and Janet clearly agrees. 35:55.820 --> 35:59.323 Either way, I have to say, I don't like that boy at all. 36:00.032 --> 36:03.119 Okay, well, again, it's Janet's choice, not yours, all right? 36:03.202 --> 36:05.788 I like it, uh-huh, uh-huh That's the way… 36:05.872 --> 36:08.249 Nothing surprises me with you anymore. 36:09.125 --> 36:10.126 I'm sorry? 36:10.877 --> 36:12.795 What are we talking about now, José? 36:13.296 --> 36:17.717 Well, I was listening to your new proposal when you were showing it to Dr. Alicia. 36:17.800 --> 36:20.094 And to be honest with you, I have quite a few notes. 36:20.178 --> 36:21.846 But, wait, I thought you liked the thesis. 36:21.929 --> 36:23.931 -You told me-- -Yeah, but I hadn't read the proposal. 36:24.432 --> 36:26.684 Listen, I'm sorry. That won't fly. You should rework it. 36:26.767 --> 36:28.686 -Come up with another-- -I'm not doing this now. 36:28.769 --> 36:30.771 -Come on, let's dance. -Dance here? 36:31.272 --> 36:34.108 -I wanna see you doing the disco. -I don't do that kind of dancing. 36:34.192 --> 36:36.694 -But it's all the rage, José. Come on. -I don't know how to disco! 36:36.777 --> 36:38.946 Uh-huh, uh-huh, I like it… 36:39.030 --> 36:41.365 You kidding, Granados? Why would you say that to her? 36:41.449 --> 36:43.618 -Just because you were drunk? -No. 36:43.701 --> 36:47.163 Well, I mean, that didn't help, but… but I wanted to hurt her, brother. 36:47.705 --> 36:49.457 You know about the old paradox 36:49.540 --> 36:51.751 of being with someone you love for a long time? 36:52.543 --> 36:55.212 Well, the thing is that you end up knowing each other so well 36:55.296 --> 36:57.423 that the intimacy becomes kind of a double-edged sword. 36:57.506 --> 37:00.593 On the one hand, you can use that to show affection and warmth, 37:00.676 --> 37:04.055 but… you have the ability to hurt that person too. 37:04.138 --> 37:05.973 And that's what I did. I screwed up. 37:06.057 --> 37:08.392 So how about you talk to Eva before Marcela gets here 37:08.476 --> 37:10.353 and sort this out instead of confessing to me? 37:10.436 --> 37:11.646 Sure, I thought about it, 37:11.729 --> 37:15.066 but, look, Scott just won't leave her side for more than a few seconds. 37:15.149 --> 37:17.485 Okay, look, I have a plan, but I can't do it alone. 37:17.568 --> 37:19.028 Will you please help me with it? 37:21.155 --> 37:22.990 Man, I have crazy déjà vu. 37:23.074 --> 37:24.158 Really? 37:24.241 --> 37:26.327 For a minute, it felt like I was back in school. 37:26.410 --> 37:28.287 But go ahead. I'll lend a hand. 37:28.871 --> 37:29.830 Please, Mónica. 37:31.249 --> 37:34.335 I hear you, but I'm sure we can work it out. 37:34.919 --> 37:38.547 Thing is, my family's always had women who become mothers 37:38.631 --> 37:40.466 and keep working anyway. 37:41.676 --> 37:43.261 My mom did. 37:43.970 --> 37:46.013 She brought up two kids by herself. 37:46.097 --> 37:47.181 Luisa and me. 37:47.682 --> 37:49.684 She busted her butt at the restaurant. 37:50.935 --> 37:52.103 And look at my sister. 37:52.603 --> 37:56.023 She's the perfect example. She's a great mom and a great doctor. 37:56.107 --> 37:58.859 I know, Martín, but that's not the problem here. 37:58.943 --> 38:00.486 So what is it? Hmm? 38:00.987 --> 38:03.155 I don't have a calling to be a mom, all right? 38:05.199 --> 38:07.493 One of the reasons I took my vows in the first place 38:07.576 --> 38:11.080 was because I felt certain that motherhood wasn't right for me, Martín. 38:11.831 --> 38:15.126 -But you left the convent. -Because I wanted you. I fell in love. 38:15.626 --> 38:16.877 You're the reason I left. 38:16.961 --> 38:19.213 I didn't want a family. I didn't want children. 38:21.299 --> 38:23.217 Martín, you know I love you. 38:24.927 --> 38:28.597 Trust me, I'm not looking back with regret at anything I've done to be with you. 38:29.390 --> 38:31.225 But I'm not going to be a mom. 38:33.853 --> 38:36.022 Look, I know this is very important to you. 38:38.316 --> 38:42.153 That's why I've decided to give you a chance to decide what you want to do. 38:43.821 --> 38:46.449 And whatever your decision is, I'll respect it. 38:48.367 --> 38:49.910 If it's painful, that's okay. 38:52.663 --> 38:53.622 See you at home. 39:07.928 --> 39:10.348 -Hello? -Sorry. No one's on the phone. 39:11.348 --> 39:12.808 Hang on, Eva. I need to talk to you. 39:12.892 --> 39:14.894 I was the one who told Arbeláez to… 39:15.394 --> 39:16.979 to tell you that you had a call. 39:17.063 --> 39:18.731 It was a stupid lie. Sorry. 39:18.814 --> 39:21.067 I wanted to speak in private and apologize. 39:21.150 --> 39:22.610 You've been avoiding this, I know. 39:23.194 --> 39:24.070 And, look… 39:24.779 --> 39:26.655 Well, I need to tell you that, um… 39:27.406 --> 39:30.576 all that stuff I said in the kitchen at Toñita's birthday was just… 39:31.744 --> 39:32.953 it was a lie. 39:33.996 --> 39:35.247 I said it 'cause 39:35.748 --> 39:37.625 I had too much to drink 39:38.292 --> 39:40.377 and, deep down, I knew it was really gonna hurt you. 39:42.296 --> 39:43.923 But I had no doubt that, 39:44.965 --> 39:47.927 no matter what happens, you still care deeply about all of us. 39:50.221 --> 39:53.933 And this family, this little tribe is… 39:55.142 --> 39:57.019 it's what makes all of us better. 39:58.312 --> 40:00.940 And all of us have paid a price for it. 40:02.274 --> 40:04.276 But nobody more than you. 40:05.820 --> 40:07.154 Because you… 40:09.240 --> 40:11.909 you came into our lives at the perfect moment and… 40:12.493 --> 40:16.372 you helped us all grow, and… and you made us happier together. 40:19.417 --> 40:20.918 Eva, you gave us… 40:23.212 --> 40:26.549 …well, one of the best periods of our whole lives. 40:28.217 --> 40:29.885 And the reason I said all that 40:30.886 --> 40:33.055 was because I was a prick, and…. 40:33.556 --> 40:37.518 I don't know, because I'm still resistant to growing up and 'cause I'm immature and… 40:37.601 --> 40:40.771 I mean, I took that out on you, and obviously, none of that is your fault. 40:42.940 --> 40:45.067 In fact, the truth is, you're actually 40:46.444 --> 40:49.196 the most important thing I've ever had in my life. 40:52.741 --> 40:55.244 So… please forgive me for what I said. 40:57.788 --> 41:01.041 Old friends… 41:02.001 --> 41:05.379 It would've been easier if you just cooked for us the day after you got drunk. 41:06.672 --> 41:09.925 Yeah, I know. I'll… I'll keep that in mind going forward. 41:10.009 --> 41:10.926 Am I forgiven? 41:14.221 --> 41:17.349 The sounds of the city Sifting through… 41:17.433 --> 41:20.769 That hug made me realize that time and distance had done nothing 41:20.853 --> 41:22.354 to abate the love I felt for her. 41:22.438 --> 41:25.900 Being that close again, holding her that way, it was undeniable. 41:25.983 --> 41:27.651 Friends 41:29.361 --> 41:34.116 Can you imagine us, years from today 41:34.200 --> 41:38.496 Sharing a park bench quietly? 41:38.579 --> 41:43.709 How terribly strange to be 70 41:44.710 --> 41:48.297 Old friends 41:48.380 --> 41:50.299 Memory brushes… 41:50.382 --> 41:53.427 After that, we went back to the party and joined the tribe. 41:53.928 --> 41:55.471 It was a great night, 41:55.971 --> 41:58.516 a memory of the happy times of our adolescence, 41:58.599 --> 42:01.227 but it was also the prologue to the end of our story. 42:01.727 --> 42:05.314 And soon, we'd come to find out that surprises were still in store. 42:10.778 --> 42:12.196 EVA LASTING 'd come to find out that surprises were still in store.