Cowards (2008) - full transcript

COWARDS

NICE SHIRT

NICE PHONE, CARROT

Good morning.

CARROT

What is this?

I really don't get you kids.
Okay,

Let's pick up where we left off
the last time. See if we remember.

Gaby.

Gaby, you'd better shape up.

-Quadratic equations.
-Good, Guille. Quadratic equations.



All right, the other day we saw
what happens when zero is infinite,

today that if the discriminant is zero,
the equation has only one solution.

Let's go, we're on in five seconds.

Burglaries are on the rise.

Police sources say possibly the work
of Eastern European mafias.

Continuing verbal abuse
in the crisis with Iran.

Councilman Nieto received his
Marseille counterpart yesterday

to exchange ideas
concerning public security.

In sports, Union Football Club's loss
means they could fall to Division II.

That's all. Good evening and see you
next time on the Evening News at 9 pm.

Gaby.

Where's your cell phone?

I was trying to call you.

I lost it.



Again?

Okay, we'll talk later. Pick up your sister
and meet me at the pizzeria.

And don't you dare tell your dad
you lost your cell.

No. I won't.

-See you later.
-Bye.

Why do we always have dinner here?

Because we're the lamest family
of all time.

My friends have dinner at home.

Your friends are stupid.

-No.
-Yes.

Has your teddy bear Bernie
turned up?

Don't worry, the kidnappers
will contact you soon

to negotiate the ransom.

Hi, kids.

What's up?

What's the matter with
my little princess?

Nothing.

I understand..

You can be sad and not say why.

Nobody likes a snitch, right?

But Silverio doesn't like seeing
sad little girls either.

Look, this is for you.

-What do you say?
-Thank you.

Good.

What about me?

Hi.

-What happened to you?
-Nothing.

-I didn't do anything.
-No?

Call your mom, see where she is.

I left my cell charging at home.

You lost it again?

You and I will talk.

A beer, please.

I had a shitty day.

And your son lost his cell again.

-Again?
-Yes, again. Don't play dumb.

I could have punched him
in the face.

Joaqu?n!

Come on, let's go.

Good night, sweetheart.

Good night, darling.

Look under your pillow.

Don't tell Dad, okay?

Our only remaining equation is 3x = 9,
which means, clearing the x...

To clear the x we divide the two
figures by three, which gives us

x by x divided by 3 equals 9 thirds,

we cross out the three,
which means x equals three.

Thanks, everybody.
See you tomorrow.

Sorry, Carrot.
It was an accident.

-Right in the face!
-Come on!

We don 't understand.
what's wrong with your son.

In the last weeks his performance
has dropped sharply.

We've also noticed
he's having trouble concentrating.

Even in subjects
he used to excel in.

Yes, we've noticed his recent
odd behavior as well.

Well, odd, odd...

It's normal at his age.

Sometimes students are affected
by the end of the semester.

Anyway,

we'll see if things straighten out.

-He's just distracted, that's all.
-Don't say that.

Gaby's reached a difficult age and
he's always had trouble assimilating change.

Assimilating change?
Fancy reporter talk!

You're such a dummy.

Well, he has me worried.

Relax. I'll talk to him.

-That would be nice.
-Shit, Merche.

You know what I'm going through.

-You should fucking quit.
-What do we do?

Live on one salary?

-I have to go, I'm late.
-Forget something?

What?

To bring me flowers sometime,
or give me a kiss.

Bye.

We talked to your teacher today.

It seems...

you're getting very good grades.

And you're also the leader
of your class.

Guillermo...

Honey, it's true.
These things

usually stand out, don't they?

I don't know.

Come on, don't be modest.

I'm proud.

You have your dad's blood.

And your mother's intelligence,
of course.

We also heard you use your cell
in class.

Come on, honey.

That stuff is trivial.

The kid's doing great in school.

It's disrespectful.

-You'll be late to school.
-I wish.

-What?
-Nothing.

Gaby, you have to make an effort.

I do what I can.

Yeah, but sometimes
that's not enough.

I don't like going to school.

I do plenty of things
I don't like.

Look.

I know it's hard sometimes.

Promise me you'll make an effort.

I promise.

-Not like that, mean it.
-I promise.

And tie your shoelaces,
you'll kill yourself.

SNITCH

-Hi.
-Hi.

-How are you?
-Fine.

-You sure?
-Yeah.

-You didn't look fine yesterday.
-I don't want to talk about it.

Don't let them treat you
like that.

I said to drop it.

You won't solve anything
like this, Gaby.

Any better ideas?
You wanna talk to them?

-No.
-There you go.

Why don't you tell your folks?

Yeah, right.

Guille's a jerk. He'll make your
life hell until you graduate.

-Thanks for the tip.
-Okay.

Change the subject.
Wanna see a movie sometime?

Okay.

Check it out. Five mega pixels
and a super-powerful zoom.

-My mom got it for me.
-Give it here.

Be careful with it.

-Does it have Bluetooth or what?
-Sure, dumbshit.

-Mine doesn't.
-Your cell is a piece of shit.

Watch it.
It was my old man's.

Your old man?
He's a cheapskate.

We'll make a video later
and try it out.

Okay.

Somebody help me!

Come on, everybody outside.

I can't breathe!

Get me out of here!

What are you doing?

Hey, hey!

What are you doing?

Hey, what the hell is the matter

with you?

He's crazy!
What did I do, jerk-off?

Come on.

Yes?

Yes, speaking.

Right.

No, of course.

Sure, I understand.

All right.

Thank you. Goodbye.

What's up?

My son got into a fight at school.

That's just hormones
oppressing the brain.

So what have we got?

-They behave like animals.
-This didn't happen in my day.

Back then schools
weren't parking lots.

That's right.
Discipline, like I said.

Today a wastebasket, next time
they'll burn the school down.

I took exams to teach History,
not to be a cop.

Somebody should discipline
the parents.

You said it.

Ever seen a patient's organization in the E.R.
telling the surgeon what to do?

You haven't, have you?

Well, certain parents decide
how we discipline at school.

-And nobody consults us.
-I know.

You know what?

There's four weeks left
in the semester.

I've bought 24 cows.

I'll go into the cheese business.

As long as we're dealing with animals,
we might as well make a profit.

No.

Damn it, Manolo.

I'll repaint it.

Fucking punks!

Are you going to explain to me
what happened or not?

-Guillermo.
-I'm only trying to find out.

Let's not give it too much
importance. It's kids' stuff.

Exactly. He has to face it now
or he'll get beat up his whole life

and he won't know
where it's coming from or why.

I'm not hungry.
Can I go to my room?

No, you can't go to your room.

You're not finished eating
and I'm not finished talking to you.

You have to learn to
defend yourself.

Nobody can push you around
like that. You're my son.

I don't have a bodyguard like you.

Who the fuck do you think you are?

Do you know what you're saying?

You have no fucking clue what it's
like living in fear of getting shot.

Guillermo, please.
He's just a kid.

He's a kid, but he knows how to hurt.
Go to your room and stay there.

And leave your cell phone here.

Gaby.

Your school called your mom earlier.

They said you hit a classmate.

What happened?

You don't want to talk?

Fine.

Gaby,

I've just about had enough.

Let's go.

-You're not off the hook yet.
-Come on, she's falling asleep.

Wait, I haven't finished.

Maybe this isn't the time.

Which is it going to be?

Not talking to him is bad,
and so is talking to him.

Come on.

Brazil versus Italy?

Full match or sudden death?

Sudden death.

Hurry up or you'll be late.

Hit him in the face!

Pow!

Hold him down!

-Hit him again!
-Again!

ERASING MESSAGE

-What about that video?
-What video?

-The one we made yesterday.
-I didn't get anything.

-Me neither.
-I didn't send it to you, chump.

You better not have sent it
to someone else by mistake.

No way! Look, I sent it
at 8:20 this morning.

-Resend it.
-Okay, but one more time.

-You're a cheapskate.
-Send it to me too.

-You have to pay one euro.
-Why?

-For being a chump.
-Okay.

I'd like to inform you of some new
services we'll be offering next year.

The first...

Miguel, yeah, hold on a minute.
Excuse me.

What is it?

Shall we?

One of those services will be
a nurse from the local hospital...

Excuse me, what?
I can't hear very well.

A nurse from the local hospital

will come once a week
to allow students

to make certain consultations,
which will take place

during school hours as well.

What sort of consultations
do you mean?

Well, the sort of consultations

both you as parents
and we as teachers

never dare discuss
because they're too embarrassing.

Some folks don't talk to their kids,

but my daughter
tells me about everything.

-Like her first kiss the other day.
-She didn't tell you the whole story.

My son said they did more than kiss.

In any case, not all kids
are so open, that we know.

Are we supposed to pay for this?

No, it's completely free.
The service

is provided by the local hospital.

Yes?

I know it's unrelated,
but my son Leo has a field trip

and he's allergic to amoxicillin.
Should I send a note?

A note?

Yeah, great.

-Walk you home, Carrot?
-You might get lost...

You like superheroes?

Do you turn into Super Carrot
at night?

Super Carrot? Super Dickhead.

Mommy put a cookie in your lunch?

-Smile, Carrot, you're on TV.
-Like your momma!

Bet the bitch don't wear panties!

Hey! What the fuck?

Gaby.

What's going on?

Who understands this stuff?
It's for lunatics.

-What will you do about your friends?
-They're not my friends.

I know, it's a figure of speech.

Are you scared of them?

No.

Gabriel, denying your fear

won't make it go away.

What's your plan?

You do have one, don't you?

No. Too many of them.

Sure, right.
Too many of them.

You'd have to be Spiderman
to take them all on.

People expect you to be

the strongest.

But what you really need to be
is the smartest.

This is what they never expect.

No wonder, because intelligence
is a rare thing.

Yeah.

Though...

you can always take them on
one by one.

Gabriel,

do you read the Bible?

Because the Bible says:

"An eye for an eye."

And the Bible is the word of God.

It's important.

It also says to turn the
other cheek.

You and me don't read
the same Bible.

Guille.

You may not know this,

but hitting people is illegal.

What?

And recording it on a cell phone
is just plain stupid.

Mom, I didn't do anything.

-Guys from class sent it.
-I don't get it.

That's your idea of fun?

It wasn't me, I told you.

From now on I'm checking your cell
every day.

Believe me, I'd better not find
anything similar.

Will you tell Dad?

Is that all you care about?

My God, I can't get the image
out of my head.

Who's the boy they were hitting?

I didn't do anything.

-Besides, I'm not the only one...
-The only what?

Guille,

if your father finds out...

Did you forget who he is?

That's all you care about.
Dad's job.

No.

What I care about
is not knowing my own son.

Give it a rest, Mom!

-Hi, Gaby. What are you doing?
-Nothing.

-Why didn't you wait at school?
-I forgot about the meeting.

Turn off that horrible game.

-I'll prepare her bath.
-Hello?

-Who is it?
-Nobody.

-Who is it?
-A friend. Can I go out?

-Fine, but don't stay out late.
-Okay.

I'll be there in 5 minutes.

-I don't want a bath without Bernie.
-Bernie is lost, sweetie.

Yeah. Okay. See you there.

-Did you like that?
-Yeah.

And the song?

That too.

If you want an encore,
you call me.

Done.

See you tomorrow.

I don't know.

What kind of salesman are you?

Shit, Silverio. Installing an alarm
would be reasonable.

But installing closed circuit TV
is an exaggeration.

What good is an alarm?

No, no. What I want

is to see the jerk who leaves without
paying or takes the silverware.

Go right ahead. But that won't stop
them from doing it.

I know.

But I'll see who did it
and report it.

Okay, you're the boss.
The customer is always right.

You said it!

And there are cameras everywhere.

We're watching each other.
Why?

Because we're scared.
Of what?

Who knows.

-Paco...
-Human beings are that stupid.

Okay, I'm on my way.

No, I'm with a customer.

Joaqu?n...

Do you read the Bible?

Good morning.

Okay,

Last week we went over what happened

in 1492. What is it, Guille?

I left my cell on the table
and it's gone.

I thought you'd bring up
expelling the Moors from Spain.

-I can call and see if it rings.
-Fine.

Get it over with already.

It was in your bag.

-That's not my bag.
-What?

Whose bag is that?

Once again, in case anyone
missed it. Whose bag is that?

Yes?

She can't talk right now.

I can tell her you called.

Okay.

No, yes, yes.
Yes, it's important.

All right. Goodbye.

...to causes like warming
sea temperatures

and sea turtles going extinct.

Following school regulations,

we've decided to suspend your son
for two days.

Right.

But there must be another solution.

It's a serious infraction.
We had no choice.

It will really put us out.
My wife and I both work.

What will we do with him
for two days?

Believe me, I'm sorry.

We also think Gabriel should meet
with a child therapist.

What do you mean?

We should look for the causes
of his recent behavior.

You mean a psychologist?

We're not certain,

but we think Gabriel is harassing
a classmate of his.

Harassing?

Ever heard of bullying?

No.

It's a form of harassment
among students.

It usually starts with
verbal humiliation.

Nicknames, stuff like:

"Four-eyes, Dumbo, Carrot..."

It's only a suspicion,

but we think your son should speak
with our psychologist

to determine to what extent
he's a victim

of this type of harassment.

Victim?

Guille.

And forget the weekend.

These two days will be no vacation,
you got that?

Gabriel. Are you listening to me?

You're getting up tomorrow at 7 AM
and coming to work with me.

Here, your cell.

Have you bought the kiwis
for dinner Friday?

-I'll go right away.
-I can go if you want.

You wouldn't mind?

Why would I mind?

He's such a sweet boy.

All right.

Is something wrong, ma'am?

No, nothing.

Hey.

Bernie.

The kidnappers sent it to me,
but we can't tell Mom

-or they'll kill him.
-Gaby.

Get moving.

Gaby.

Come with me to work
if you want.

No way.

All morning doing nothing

-in front of a computer?
-Is that how it's going to be?

Yes. He's coming with me, period.

Sweetie, finish your cereal.

That's it, pamper him.

You'd think he made the Honor Roll.

He said he didn't do it.
And getting upset doesn't help.

What, is it my fault
he got suspended too?

What's wrong with you?

Nothing.

Hurry up.

Mom and I are a bit nervous,
because we're worried.

Look, Gaby.

I'm not one of those dads who likes
being friends with his kid.

But tell me what's going on.

-Nothing.
-Something's wrong.

Don't lie.

-You're not taking stuff...
-Stuff?

I don't know. Drugs.

-Shit, Dad.
-Don't curse, fuck!

-I'd kick your ass.
-That's not it.

Then what is it?

Your teacher says you're out of it,
you hit a classmate,

and now you steal a cell phone.

-I didn't steal it.
-It was in your bag.

Someone put it there.

Is that true?

-Yes.
-Swear it.

-I swear.
-On your mother.

I swear.

Look at me.

-Then what's wrong?
-I don't like school.

No shit, Gaby. I don't like coming
here either, but I have to.

-Morning, Joaqu?n.
-Hi.

Look, why don't you tell me
what's wrong?

Whatever it is, I'm sure the two of
us can work it out.

-Dad...
-Tell me.

Joaqu?n.

Come here.

Wait a second, I'll be right back.

What, now you're

babysitting too?

-Problem with the kid.
-Save it.

The police station isn't finished.
The inauguration is next week.

-I've been doing house alarms.
-The police station is priority.

Yesterday it was the house alarms.

Come again?

-Nothing.
-Good.

Get your ass over there and connect
the fucking camera control system.

I can't yet.
They have a software problem.

Software, the ozone layer,
I don't give a damn.

Get over there and look like
you're on it. Is that clear?

-Is that clear?
-Yes.

Good.

Because otherwise...

We're not meeting our
quarterly goals

and somebody's got to go.

If you know what I mean.

Yes.

Good, then get over there
right now.

What? You miss Carrot or what?

Hey, let's make a video later.

I'll pass.

-Then tomorrow.
-No way, I'll pass.

-Why?
-I said I'll pass, got it?

-You're chickening out.
-No, I'm not.

-Yes, you are.
-No, I'm just not doing it.

Fine. Pussy.

Call me that again
and you're dead.

You're hurting me.
Let go.

What, are you scared?

Fucking let go!

Are you nuts?

Come on, I didn't squeeze that hard.

-You're crazy.
-Like you making videos.

Son of a bitch.

Drink your juice, sweetie.
So Dad's got a busy morning.

Yeah.

You'll have fun here.
You can surf the Internet.

I have a taping but I won't be long.

Okay.

Dad and I did some talking.

Did you? What about?

-Merche, on set.
-I'm coming.

You can tell me later.

Mom, I can't find my white T-shirt.

Probably in the washer.

No, it's already dry.

-Is it for today?
-Yeah.

-I'll iron it for you right now.
-Thanks, Tata.

Gabriel Benavente?

I know this is awkward, Gabriel.

But we have to try to solve
this little problem of ours.

From my own professional experience,
I know that it's best to be honest.

We're not going to decide whether
your behavior is right or wrong,

but I would like to know
one thing:

When you hit your classmate,

what did you feel?

Right.

Well, on Sundays I feel
more nervous than usual.

Right.

Is that when you say you feel ill?

I didn't just say it, I do feel ill.

Right.

Because you're going to see him,

right?

And what exactly are your symptoms?

Dizziness? Throwing up?
Headaches?

I don't want to talk about this.

Can I see them?

No.

-Why?
-Because.

Guille,

the guests will be here at 9.
Can you come down and say hello?

If they ask how I am,
can I say I'm seeing a shrink?

-Guillermo, please.
-What about Dad?

Are you gonna tell him?

Your dad has enough problems
as it is.

And I'm not sure
someone's bullying you,

so don't make me explain it all
to him. I wouldn't advise it.

Can I have dinner with you?

Listen, Guille.

I told you, these dinners
are very boring.

Nothing ever happens.
I'd rather you weren't there.

Maybe I could decide what I'm gonna
do for myself sometime.

You're already doing
as you please.

Come on,

don't take it so hard.

And I said, "You're the one
picking up the tab, not me."

How's your father, Magda?

Better. I'll tell him you asked.

The devil protects his own.

By the way, I got a call to confirm
your interview tomorrow on local television.

Right, Velilla told me.

You mean the local news program.

-What's the anchor's name?
-Mercedes Robles.

Guillermo and her son
are classmates.

You'd better be on your toes.

Of course, Julia.
Always on the ball.

Sometimes when things heat up
you're dangerous.

Well,

you all know my position on Iraq
hasn't changed.

We made it clear that certain subjects
are not subject to personal opinion.

I have trouble separating my conscience
from my political responsibilities.

I don't think you quite understand

the difference between conscience

and party discipline.

I'm sure the interview
will go great.

Mercedes is a responsible journalist.
If not, Javier, her boss,

-knows exactly who he works for.
-Then that settles it.

Nothing to be afraid of, right?

Nothing.

What about you?
Spaghetti with cheese?

-And tomato sauce.
-Right.

I think I have a temperature.

He just doesn't want
to go to school.

You're going to school tomorrow

or my name isn't Joaqu?n.

Well, well.
My favorite family.

-Hi, Silverio.
-How's it going?

-Ready to order?
-Yeah.

For her spaghetti with cheese
and for me a "Silver."

I'll have a Four Seasons.
Gabriel?

For Gabriel, something I only make
for VIP customers.

The "Maradona Speciale."

Go on, spoil him even more.

It's to give him the strength he
needs to go back to school.

How about it?

Perfect. If you like it,

you come by one day and I explain you
the secret of the "Maradona Speciale".

-Thank you.
-Good night.

See you soon.

Right.

See you again. Thanks.

Goodbye.

-I missed you.
-Me too.

-How is that going?
-What?

-The psychologist.
-Fine.

I'm glad.

You look happy.

Yeah. I had a dream about you.

What happened?

You lost your cell phone.

-Gaby.
-What?

Be careful.

Since the Industrial Revolution
technology has obviously been

a deciding factor
in developing new professions.

I MISSED YOU, CARROT

One moment, please.

For next time pick one

of your parents and write
about their profession.

We'll read them out loud.

Now you can go.

Javier.

These are the questions
I want to ask the councilman.

Forget this. You'll talk about education
and kids abusing alcohol. Period.

Here with us tonight,

the man in charge of public
security, Guillermo Nieto,

to discuss different aspects
of his program for our city.

-Welcome, Mr. Nieto.
-Good afternoon.

Not good afternoon!

This is being aired at night.

Oh, yes, that's right,
you said that earlier. I'm sorry.

-Shall we start over?
-Let's start over.

I think

we should ask ourselves:
Why do kids abuse alcohol?

I think the answer is:
To have fun.

So let's offer them other ways
to have fun.

But civilized fun.

And I don't only mean at school.

We want parents to realize the
importance of teaching kids at home.

Parents... that means all of us...

are partially to blame
for what's happening.

You yourself have a 14-year-old son,
if I'm not mistaken.

Yes, yes.

It was a pleasure having you here,
as usual.

See you all next week.

Thank you, Councilman.

Thank you and good afternoon.

Not good afternoon!

-Right, sorry. Good night.
-That's all right.

I've never seen him like this.

What did the psychologist say?

-An anxiety attack, some diagnosis!
-At least he knew what it is.

Gaby said you two talked.

-Well, yeah.
-About what?

I did the talking, Merche.

He didn't say a word.

You see?

He doesn't even trust us
enough to talk.

Come on, don't exaggerate.

I'm scared.

Of what?

Me too.

It was a pleasure having you here,
as usual.

See you all next week.

Thank you, Councilman.

Good night.

You were good.

-You think?
-Of course.

By the way,

Mom said the anchor's son
is a classmate of yours.

Yeah.

But he hangs with another crowd.

-You don't talk?
-He's a bit weird.

We call him "Carrot."

-I mean they call him "Carrot."
-Carrot?

I remember in my class

there was a kid we called
by that name.

Holy shit... Poor Carrot.

We beat the crap out of him
all the time.

He even seemed to like it.

Carrot.

"So my mom ended up installing
a GPS in the car,

because she couldn't find
any of her clients."

That's all.

"My dad has a degree in Psychology

but he drives a taxi 14 hours a day
and we never see him."

"My dad is a lawyer, he defends people,
though sometimes they're guilty."

"My dad installs alarms..."

That's enough, go on.

"He does it because people are scared.
Scared of getting robbed or hurt.

Most of them have never been
robbed or hurt,

but more and more people
are installing alarms.

Other people are scared
of getting fired,

so when their boss yells at them
they keep quiet.

Having an alarm doesn't matter anyway.
When you're scared, nobody hears it."

Give me a hand.

This is delicate. You have to be
careful or the pasta will crack.

Gabriel,

know where they make
the best pizza in the world?

In Italy?

That's what people think,

but no.

The best pizza in the world
is made in Buenos Aires.

Things are never as they seem.

That's why my best pizza is called
the "Maradona Speciale."

Because Maradona

is one of a kind.

He passes every test
life puts before him

and resurfaces like a God.

But he's like you and me.

That's why people love him.

Because he's living proof
that anything is possible.

So,

where's the best pizza
in the world?

In Buenos Aires.

That's right.

I'm gonna show you something.

Look.

This was when Diego
played for Naples.

He taught me how to make
the "Maradona Speciale."

Why keep it in a drawer?

Oh, Gabriel.

I don't like to show off.

For me discretion is important.
Look here.

This is from when Diego
went to Cuba and re-emerged

Like the Phoenix.

If I ever disappear
from the pizzeria,

don't worry about me.

I'll be toasting in the sun
drinking a Mojito.

Simply delightful.

Simply delightful...

It's for you.

As we all know,

this city is a safe place to live,

but from now on,
it'll be even safer.

It's my honor to inaugurate
this police station.

Th is once again demonstrates

that the department

under my jurisdiction

is working every day

with perseverance, effort

and hope

to make good on the commitments
we've made

to all of our citizens.

That's all.
See you tomorrow.

-Who fucking did this?
-What is it?

Some bastard put a pizza in my bag.

-Damn, that's gross!
-What kind of pizza?

You'll eat anything.

Ask your sister.

I brought it to make you eat it,
motherfucker.

By yourself?

He's even cocky...

Just like your dad.
Can't go anywhere alone.

Record this!

-You can't by yourself.
-Shut the fuck up!

Shut up!

-Son of a bitch.
-Guille...

-I said record it!
-Guille...

This isn't cool, man.

-I said shut up.
-Stop!

-Bastard!
-Guille!

-He's bleeding, stop!
-Leave him alone.

-He's bleeding a lot.
-Okay, stop.

I'll kill the bastard!

Grab him by the arm!

-Gaby!
-In here.

-What happened to you?
-I'm okay, don't worry.

-How did you do this?
-Nothing happened.

-Are you okay?
-Yes. Calm down.

What's going on, Gaby?

Nothing, don't worry.

Mom, I trust you.
All I ask is that you do the same.

You can't ask that of me.

Trust me.
Just one more time.

You have to.
Just one more time.

I swear.

I dig that little brunette in 2A.

She'd be all over it.

At least I'd be all over her.

You wish.

You'll see. All talk.

Holy shit.

Cool, huh?

I bet your dad would like it too.

Call me Carrot if you want, but fuck
with me again and I'll show it around.

-Look, if you send that...
-What?

Don't act brave,
you're not like your dad.

-What?
-He has a bodyguard to protect him.

And hanging with you protects them.

-You mean my boys?
-Your boys?

You're worthless to them.

So you three can take a hike
or I'll send this.

Is that clear?

You see?

Now I'm the one they're afraid of.

Shit.

Silverio!

I don't see why you care.
He got your face beat in.

Thanks to him for the last time.

It wasn't the best solution.

It worked.
What are you so worried about?

Fear.

Fear? What are you afraid of?

What frightens me is your fear.

I don't understand.

I know.

You could explain it to me.

You should realize.

I'm not into you anymore, Carrot.

Find someone else
to tape you getting beat up.

Carla.

This afternoon police mounted
a sizable operation to detain mafia boss

Guiliano Marini.

For the last 8 years
Giuliano Marini ran

a known local pizzeria under
the false name Silverio Fiorellino.

Giuliano Marini, one of Europe's
most wanted criminals,

is accused of ordering
several murders

and has been linked to money laundering,
extortion and drug trafficking.

The wanted criminal escaped
at the last minute

and his whereabouts
remain unknown...

Can you explain it to me?

If you 're worried I'll tell your father,
you can relax. I'm not going to.

You are.

Mom.

I'm sorry.

Not as sorry as I am.
Not even close.

The surveillance cameras confirmed
that your son visited the suspect often.

-We're regulars.
-We'd like to know

if he shared any information
with him.

He's a boy.

Go right ahead.

Paco.

I can't right now.

Did Silverio at any time

say anything you think
we should know about?

No. We just talked about Maradona.

About Maradona? Why?

-Was Silverio friends with Maradona?
-I don't know.

Are you sure?

Because we found a photo of Maradona
dedicated to Silverio.

-Did you?
-Yeah.

So?

How did that happen?

I fell down the stairs.

Is that true?

Yes.

He never ties his shoes
and he tripped.

One last question.

Did Silverio say,

by any chance, if he might go
anywhere in particular?

He talked about Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires?

He said they have the best pizza
in the world.

Wow, I didn't know that.

Shall we?

I'll see you out.