Satanás (2007) - full transcript

Three parallel stories that occur in the eve of the infamous Pozzetto Massacre, involving a femme-fatal that cons on rich men, a priest who's in love with his housekeeper and a tired-of-life veteran of war who has become a teacher and desires one of his female students. Three characters looking for love, redemption and second chances in a world reigned by their own fears, temptations, passions and pains, which will end up in a trigger effect of tragic events.

I don't know what's wrong

with my head, Father.

I think about the same thing

every day.

I don't recognize myself.

-Calm down.

-I need to help them.

To free them of this horror.

Alicia, let us pray together.

We'll pray for you

and your family.

I don't need prayers.

Not now, Father. No.

-Trust God.

-I can't.

Don't kid yourself, Alicia.

That's not real love

Love is to take care of,

to protect, to preserve.

What do I get

from knowing that?

I can't even feed them.

Don't go. I'll bring food

for your children.

Yes, Father.

I'll be here.

Alicia?

Father, Father.

Father, it's good to see you.

There's a woman who wants

to talk to you.

-Who?

-I don't know.

She's at the church.

-Father.

-What happened?

There's a crazy woman

who wants to talk to you.

-Who is she?

-I don't know.

She's not from around here.

She's over there. Look.

Alicia.

I freed my children, Father.

SATAN

Morning.

Morning.

You have to go shopping.

Do it yourself.

Go out.

Breathe fresh air.

Oh, son, I'm too old.

There are things

I can't do.

You should worry a bit more

about yourself.

Have you seen yourself

in a mirror Lately?

You should Look at yourself

in the mirror.

I've told you not to smoke

while I'm here!

Don't play dumb!

If you want to, go to your room

and crack a window.

You should open it

every now and then.

Here. I saved today's

crossword puzzle for you.

Thank you, son.

Doctor, this is my Last copy

in English.

Thank you, Lucia.

Hello.

Hello.

I've always felt curious

about this book.

May I borrow it?

Leave it there.

For whom?

What's it to you?

Don't be nosy.

Are you offended

because I ate your rook?

Focus or I'm going

to check you.

Aromatic ink.

Ink, ink, aromatic ink.

Aromatic ink.

Ink, ink, aromatic ink.

Give me some, babe.

I'm not your babe.

Why so grumpy today?

Didn't someone Lay you well?

-Sugar?

-No, sweetie, I'll get fat.

-Here.

-Let go, creep.

Come on, Paola.

You'll like it.

Don't touch me.

I'm here to collect

your debt, Dona Carmen.

Be polite.

You say ''good morning'' first.

Good morning.

You know what's your problem?

You think you're better

than all of us.

-No, I don't.

-Yes. Yes, you do.

Will you pay me?

How about that?

Huh?

What an ass.

She'll be easy.

What if she says no?

She won't make me suffer.

Come on, Paola. You could

make 500 grand a week.

I could buy you some clothes.

Paola, I really want you

to do this. Do it right.

-Where do you live?

-In a dump somewhere.

There. We?ll buy you

I have a place on top

of my joint.

If you want, you can

move in tonight.

-Do you live there?

-No. It's empty.

It belongs to a friend

who is out of town.

-It's decorated.

-Come on, Paola.

I know you won't regret it.

How long do I have

to think about it?

10 seconds, babe.

It's now or we'll get

someone else.

Go in, Father.

Father Ernesto,

I'm glad you came.

I thought you'd forgotten

about me.

How could you think so?

Look, I brought you this

so you can clean up.

For me?

How do you feel?

I'm in mourning, Father.

You have to be strong

right now, Alicia.

Here.

Thank you, Father.

-You don't have to thank me.

-Yes, Father.

I'm very grateful.

Thanks to you, my kids

aren't suffering anymore.

Any change, Ma'am?

It's your job

to have change, sir.

My job? This isn't a bank.

Think logically.

Logic?

Don't be ridiculous.

Get off, Ma'am,

don't waste my time.

I'm not getting off.

I'm not asking for a favour or

for a free ride. I'm paying you.

Thank you, sir.

Listen, Natalia,

as you're speaking so well...

...I'm going to give you class

with this novel.

You?ll find it complicated

at first...

...but you'll understand

I got this novel

especially for you.

I know you're ready

to understand it.

Don't leave it lying around.

No. No, of course not.

It's a revealing novel.

I think you?ll like it.

That's it.

There's nothing more,

is there?

-No.

-Let's go.

Go ahead.

I'll be right there.

Good morning, Eliseo.

I thought you weren't

in town.

No, neighbour,

I've been here all along.

You never show your face.

How are you, Blanquita?

Hello, Beatriz.

How are you?

Fine. Struggling.

Trying to make my work known.

Okay, talk to me,

neighbour.

Turns out, I wanted

to ask you for a favour.

Another collection?

Eliseo, if we don't help

our disgraced compatriots...

-...who will?

-No, thank you.

What?

With all due respect,

neighbour, I don't care.

Thank you.

Eliseo, these people

don't have a home...

You're wasting your time

with me.

They're your compatriots,

Eliseo.

Don't you read?

It's nature's law.

The weak links die.

It's not about whether

I read or not.

It's just a matter of opinion.

Yes, but it's

a prick's opinion.

I haven't insulted you,

Dona Beatriz.

Don't be rude.

What are you looking at?

-How's this.

-That's it.

Looks great.

-It's a bit...

-No, no.

Put this jacket on.

-That's my favourite look.

-Yeah?

Don't feel shy, Paola,

you look great.

How have you felt

-Fine.

-It's great, isn't it?

Are you nervous?

Let's talk business.

Father?

I brought you something

for your nerves.

Thank you.

How did it go?

Fine. Fine.

I do what I can.

You look very pretty.

What a tragedy.

Poor woman.

We?ll have to paint

the statue...

...because I can't get

the stains off.

Oh, right. The saint.

I don't know.

Cover it with something

in the meanwhile.

Yes, Father.

Irene?

Are you going out?

Yes, Father. I was going

to ask for your permission.

Go.

Where?

Nearby.

You're speaking really well,

Natalia.

Oh, professor.

I'm loving this book.

Really? Why?

I don't know.

It speaks of very true things.

Like what things?

Well, that we're not

just one person...

...but several.

We're just afraid to accept it.

I'll be right back.

I'm going to the bathroom.

Professor?

and you're invited.

Will you come?

I don't know.

I'll have to check.

Thank you for inviting me.

Susana.

Valeria.

Go on.

Do you want a drink?

No, thank you.

I don't drink.

Have you been here before?

No, it's my first time.

Lucky me.

Take your clothes off.

What do you do?

I'm an English professor.

Let's see.

Is that a tattoo?

I have one over here.

Show me.

What does it mean?

It's the Viking warrior's

paradise.

Is this you?

No, it's Odin.

He welcomes those

who died in combat.

Where do those who didn't

die in combat go?

I don't know.

Are you a soldier?

I was in the army

but many years ago.

What happened?

Did you retire?

You could say I did.

-You got bored?

-No, not exactly.

I don't mean to pry

in your private life.

I was in the U.S. Army,

not here.

In the U.S.?

I'm with a real war hero.

May I use your bathroom?

Of course.

What's wrong?

I'm sorry.

I can't.

-Relax. You're tense.

-No, no, I can't.

Thank you.

Buddy.

Whisky on the rocks, please.

May I ask you a question?

Do you want to be

my girlfriend?

What?

Don't laugh.

I'm serious.

No?

You're not interested?

Thanks.

A pleasure, I'm Jorge.

Claudia.

Claudia, what are you

doing here all alone?

I'm waiting for a friend

but looks like I'm stood up.

-Want to call him?

-No.

-Aren't you concerned?

-No. Buy me a drink.

Another whisky, please.

Thank you.

-I'll be right back.

-Hurry back.

Claudia, what are you

doing tomorrow?

Nothing. Why?

I wanted to ask you out

to lunch.

All right.

Sounds good.

-Are you cold?

-Yes.

-Want me to bring your jacket?

-Yes, thank you.

-Good evening, Father.

-Good evening.

How did it go?

Fine.

Come here, pretty!

Kiss, sweetie.

We need to find an ATM, hon.

We can't get paid with this.

All right?

I can't remember the code.

What's the code?

The code, hon.

-Oh-four-oh-one.

-Oh-four-oh-one?

-Yes.

-I remember now!

Oh-four-oh-one.

Great, hon.!

There's an ATM up ahead.

What do you think?

-Hey, how'd it go?

We got money from

three different accounts.

-But the guy's all right?

-Yeah, no problem.

All right.

Tomorrow we?ll talk

about your share.

You did well, okay?

Bye.

Bye.

Holy God, cleanse my sins.

Forgive me

for my trespasses.

My heart and devotion

are yours.

Forgive me for I have

sinned before your eyes.

You, who are always

compassionate...

...that you gave your life

with your passion.

Excuse me, sir.

Can you lend me a pen?

Mine ran out of ink.

Yes. Sure.

You always come here

at the same time, right?

Yes.

I knew I'd seen you before.

Would you Like

to have Lunch with me?

So, you're a doctor?

Who told you that?

They always call you doctor

at the Library.

No, I'm not a doctor.

Lucia cadis me that way

since I've known her.

My father was a doctor

many years ago.

What do you do know?

I'm an English professor.

Do you do well?

Norma.

Where do you Live?

This feels Like an interrogation

but if you want to know...

...I Live with my mother.

Thank you.

You don't Like soup?

I can have it traded

for something else.

No. No, thank you.

-Are you sick?

-No, it's not that.

Then what?

I don't know.

This place?

If this and I are too Iowa

for you, you should Leave.

I can finish my meal alone.

No. That's cried

beginners' Yuck.

I can give you Lessons.

You didn't want to come.

-What's this for?

-For having beaten me.

Open it.

Do you Like them?

Very much.

Do you know why

I gave them to you?

Is this why you

Looked for me?

Why haven't you

ever had a boyfriend?

I've never seen you

with anyone.

I Like to be alone.

Now that you have

the means...

...you should do it.

Go out, meet people.

I'm going to try it.

It's Satan, Father.

I was just thinking

about you.

What does all this mean,

Alicia?

They're real cases.

Do you read the papers?

I've made to try

and get you out of here.

I want to tie you a secret.

My kids think of you as

the father they never had.

You're not Listening to me,

Alicia, I want to help you.

Really, Father?

I know that for God

to forgive me...

...I must be repented.

But I don't know if God

can forgive me.

That's why I need

your forgiveness.

Only yours.

It's absurd to think that I can

forgive you and God won't.

Do you think I'm pretty?

Yes.

Very pretty.

''Yes.

Very pretty.''

Look at them, Father.

Touch them.

I know you Like them.

Cover yourself.

Guard.

If you think I'm repentant,

you're wrong.

He's coming for you.

Check.

Are you sure?

You think I'm dumb

or what?

It's your call.

Hello, neighbour.

Would you give me

a bag of milk?

Excuse me, sir.

I need milk.

Don Joaquin?

Buy somewhere else

and get out of my store.

What? Why?

That's how you treat others.

I've never come to your store

to insult you.

You don't need to.

I finality found out what kind

of person you are.

Sir, I have no idea

what you're taking about.

Play dumb.

You can't chip in...

...but you can styli ask

for a favour?

You're not welcome

at my store anymore.

I'll get help.

-So?

-He's feeing very sick.

-What happened to him?

-Says his blood sugar is Iowa.

You know that's normal.

He wants to an ambiance.

Yeah, right.

I'll take care of him.

Ready?

See you tomorrow.

Pablo, wait.

You think he? I be all right?

Yeah, don't worry.

See you tomorrow?

What are you doing here,

Father?

Didn't you tie me I had

to forget this?

Yes, I know.

That your vocation

came first?

That's right.

I'm sorry.

What's so funny, pretty?

Nothing.

-Why are you taking this way?

-It's faster.

Don't worry, pretty.

Get down, bitch!

This is the devil!

What the heir, man?

You coo?

I'm up to my ass in debt.

What? Didn't you say

you had a Iota of work?

-What a bunch of buoy.

-Where are the cards?

-I have cash in...

-Don't Look at me!

-I'm sorry! Sorry!

-She saw my face, man!

Leave her alone, man!

Give me the cards, bitch,

or I'll bow your head off.

Calm down, man!

Bitch. All you've got

are stickers!

-This was some waste of time!

-It doesn't have to be.

-I don't waste my time in vain.

-That's right.

-Come here!

-No! Please, no!

Come on!

Just go along with it, bitch!

Bitch!

-Just enjoy it, bitch!

-Please, don't!

Bitch! You fucking bitch!

Bitch!

No! No! No!

Come on, bitch!

Party's over!

Get the heir away

from me, fag!

Good, good, good!

Stick it! Stick it!

Stick it! Stick it!

Get away, ashore!

Do it! Do it, man!

All right! Yeah!

Like with your guy, bitch!

Bitch! Fucking bitch!

Stick it! Stick it!

Good, good, good!

Good, good, good!

Lay styli, bitch!

Lay styli!

Bitch!

You're a faggot!

You're a faggot!

Son of a bitch!

Please.

Just when I was going

to baptize him...

...I head him in my hands

and dipped him in hoity water.

It was horrible, Irene.

It was horrible.

I couldn?t Let him go.

I didn't want

to him go.

His face was turning purple.

His parents where there.

They said nothing.

Their relatives.

People kept on chatting.

I drowned him, Irene.

I drowned him.

It's only a dream.

Everything's okay.

Come Ice down.

No.

It's not okay, Irene.

Something is happening.

What happened to you?

It's me, Pablo!

Calm down!

It's me, Pablo.

Pablo.

Come here. Come.

Mom, I need you

to Lend me money.

I don't have any.

It's so I won't have

to go to the ATM.

I you I don't have any.

-I'll pay you back tonight.

-Are you deaf or something?

Is it that hard

to do a favour?

How many times have I you

not to do those disgusting things!

Don't hit me.

Now I understand

why my father kited himself.

Eliseo, how are you?

Welcome.

-Go ahead, please.

-Thank you.

Natty?

Professor!

-I'm glad you came.

-Congratulations.

Thank you so much.

The one

who brought me a gift.

What is it, Natty?

It's a diary.

Look, it's pretty.

Thank you very much,

Professor.

It's very pretty.

You're sweating.

Do you want something

to drink?

No. No, thank you.

Natty, a picture with

your professor.

Professor, you're too serious.

Smile a bit.

Great.

-Hello, mother-in-Law.

-How are you?

-Hi!

-Honey!

-Happy birthday, princess.

-Thank you.

-You beautiful.

-Thanks.

Eliseo, this is Esteban.

Honey.

My boyfriend.

It's a pleasure.

Esteban.

Hello.

Sorry, why don't you go

have a seat?

-Thank you.

-Make yourself at home.

-Bye, teacher.

-Eliseo?

Would you help me?

Good afternoon.

What would you Like?

I'm not having anything.

I just need to sit down

for a few seconds.

I'm sorry, you have

to order something, sir.

I'm Leaving.

Just give me a moment.

I'm sorry but it's policy.

There's an ATM outside

if you need it.

I know how to find them.

I know the place

where they took me.

There were two men.

A cab driver and another guy.

I'll talk to Alberta.

He knows a of people.

-What's wrong?

-Nothing.

-Are you sick?

-No! Nothing's wrong!

I know what's wrong.

You're resentful.

A Isomer soldier.

Are you all right?

Are you sure?

I'm not a believer.

You don't have to be.

I feel Ionic, that's all.

You Live ?

You have no one?

I Live with my mother

but I can't stand her.

What worries me is that

I've been having weird ideas.

What kind of ideas?

People.

When I them in the eyes

I feel Like...

I can't stand banality,

arrogance...

Some time ago,

a woman was here.

She felt Ionic.

She kited her three kids

because she feed them.

I tried to help her but...

Let's go to my office.

I'll get you some coffee.

No. I have to go.

Hey!

When will the city

be cleansed of all this trash?

Don't say that.

It's not their fault.

Wait.

What's your name?

Eliseo.

Look, Eliseo.

This is my number.

If you need me, me.

They found them

and the hit is tonight.

Are you sure

that's what you want?

All right.

They want the money.

-I offer to pay for...

-I brought it.

-No, Paola, I...

-I got this.

-Let me at Yeast...

-Pablo!

Is this everything?

All right.

Let's introduce you.

Father, a Kitties charity?

A coin?

Father?

Father, a coin?

I'm hungry.

No.

Come on, Father.

I know you have some.

Father, a coin.

Father.

Father, please.

Come on, Father.

Give me a coin.

Have some charity.

Come on, Father.

I know you have some.

Be merciful, Father.

I don't have any!

Don't you understand?!

Hello, dear neighbour.

You thought things through?

What?

About what we discussed

at your apartment.

Remember?

No.

I went to ask

for a collaboration...?

Listen carefully,

menopausal hag.

I don't give a shit

about your poor bums...

...or you and

your fucking charities.

If you keep bugging me...

...and turning the neighbours

against me...

...I'm going to pump

your head with Lead.

I'm going to gut you.

Got that?

Body of Christ.

-Body of Christ.

-Amen.

Body of Christ.

That's him.

There's the other one.

-Let's go.

-Wait! Wait, Paola.

Are you sure?

Let's just give them

a good scare.

We're not murderers, Paola.

I knew it.

You're just Like the rest.

Paola!

What's up?!

Remember me?!

-I asked you a question!

-Forgive me, chid.

-Do you remember me?

-I'm very sorry!

Don't hurt me, sweetie!

I'm very sorry! Really!

I beg you, chid!

Please!

Don't kill me!

Don't kill me!

Shut up, pussy!

Eliseo?

What is it?

You've been in there

all day.

What's wrong?

What's it to you?

Mind your own business.

Are you sick?

Go away

and Leave me alone!

-Hi.

-What's up?

-Do you want anything?

-No, thanks. I'm good.

I Left it just

as I received it.

What will you do now?

Work at the plaza again?

Yes. I think so.

Paola, if you don't want

to go you don't have to.

I do.

I don't want you to go.

It'll be easy to find

a replacement.

Please understand.

Pass my regards

to Alberto.

-May I you?

-No.

Good afternoon, Don Jaime.

Hello, Paola.

How are you?

I'm glad you're here.

I have your uniform.

Thank you for your support,

Father.

This is your home, Ernesto.

May God bless you.

It's the end of the world,

Father.

Seven pesos are missing.

Yes, sir.

I rounded off the amount.

You said the exact amount.

Sir, I don't have coins

of that denomination.

That's your problem.

I don't have to Leave

the bank my money.

Take a ten peso coin

if you want.

I don't want to owe you

or anyone anything.

Understand, sir.

I can't soave that

little problem right now.

Give me all my money.

Right now.

I'll see what I can do.

Right now.

Here are your seven pesos, sir.

-I have a surprise for you.

-Good or bad?

I resigned.

Where?

My priesthood.

Don't fret, Father.

You don't have

to call me that anymore.

From now on,

I'm Ernesto. Just Ernesto.

Aren't you scared of going out

Like an ordinary man?

No. Quite the opposite.

Well, I am scared, Father.

Of what?

I don't know.

That we stop Loving

each other.

That won't happen.

We?ll Love each other forever.

-Father, you're...

-I'm not a priest anymore.

Don't call me that.

I don't understand.

I thought the news

would make you happy.

Say something.

Irene, do you Love me?

Yes or no?

Of course I do.

It's not that.

Then what?

I was in the neighbourhood

and I stopped to visit.

Natalia is in her room.

She's writing an essay...

...about that book

she's reading with you.

-She Loves it.

-I'm glad.

Would you Like something?

Soda, coffee?

-A soda.

-Go, I'll get it.

My maid resigned.

Eliseo, what do you think

of my daughter?

Is she improving?

She's too intelligent

for her age.

She?ll be perfectly fluent

in a few months.

That's what they say

at school.

She's first place in everything.

Sit down, please.

You startled me.

I knocked

but you didn't hear me.

What a coincidence.

I was writing

for our class tomorrow.

Let me read it.

I've come to show you

how right you are...

...about everything you've

written and thought.

Isn't our class tomorrow?

Today is a special Lesson.

It's about suffering.

There's a shadow

you have to cross...

...and I'll help you.

You're scaring me.

You're right to feel scared.

Mom!

Calm down.

She's coming.

Everything that's happened

to you up till now...

...everything you've lived,

has only been a dream.

You know what?

You just woke up.

No. What will you do?

You smell nice.

So clean, so groomed.

Such a soft skin... perfect.

No, please.

-Hello, Antonio.

-Hello, Eliseo.

Mario hasn't come?

Yes, he was here early

but you didn't show...

...so he got bored

and Left.

-Whose clothes are those?

-What's it to you?

Don't speak to me Like that.

I speak to you

however I want.

Why do you hate me

so much?

I've never harmed you.

So now it turns out

that you're the victim?

Do you want coffee?

-Don't change the subject.

-Don't hit me.

You know what, Mom?

This shit is over.

Oh, it's you.

That explains it.

-What's with the noise?

-You fucking bitch!

On your knees!

They're all Like you.

Cowards.

-Look how your hands shake.

-I beg you.

Forgive me, I beg you.

Good evening, Lucia.

Good evening, Eliseo.

What brings you here

at this hour?

-I came to say goodbye.

-Why?

Where are you going?

I'm going far away.

To the other side of the world.

Where is the other side

of the world?

I'm going to the antipodes,

Lucia.

Don't tell me you're off

to some war?

It's confidential

and I can't speak of it...

...but something Like that.

-When are you Leaving?

-Right now.

I hope you?ll write to me.

I came to say goodbye...

...because you've been

very special with me.

I hold you in high esteem.

You're a very intelligent man

and a great reader.

-Don't forget me.

-Don't worry, Lucia.

You?ll hear from me soon.

You?ll do very well.

I'm sure of it.

-Welcome.

-Good evening, sir.

Would you Like an aperitif?

Some of the house's red

and while you're here...

...a spaghetti Bolognese.

Very well, sir.

Excuse me.

Why your obsession with me,

Jesus, son of the Almighty?

I pray to God

that you cease to torment me...

...because He said: ''Get out

of this man, evil spirit.''

And I asked it:

''What's your name?''

It answered, saying:

''My name is Legion.

Because we are many.''

Wait.

Keep the change.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you.

Welcome.

Table for two?

Yes.

Someone will be

right with you.

Thank you.

On December 4th, 1986

in Bogot?, Colombia...

...a former soldier

in Vietnam cried...

...Campo Elias Delgado

killed 20 people...

...in a restaurant and

took his own Life Later.

Hours before, he'd murdered

nine more people...

...including his student

and his own mother.

Though the reasons

were never clarified...

...for what was cried

The Pozzetto Massacre...

...there are those who say

that the key...

...is in Stevenson's novel:

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

The killer was writing

a Literary essay on it.

Subs Converted by

Truthy.