01x03 - Episode 3

[bunniefuu]

[car horn blares]

[panting]

[faint, overlapping, whispering voices]

[low, droning music playing]

[voices moaning]

[whispering intensifying]

[metal squeaking]

[Emma straining]

[gasps]

[unsettling, discordant music playing]

[straining]

[sighs]

[panting]

Dr. Emma? What are
you trying to do there?

The water's rotten.
I don't want anyone getting sick.

That's the gas line. You'll
blow us all up if you keep hitting it.

[Emma sighs]

-[Emma sighs]
-You need to clean that nasty wound.

-I've got bottled water at home, we can--
-No, no, thank you. It's fine. I'm okay.

I'm looking for the shut-off valve.
Where can I find it?

Oh no, doctor, every building
around here has five different valves.

It depends on which zone it's in,
and… the tank.

It's gonna take you all day.

MY SAD DEAD

[recording] You have reached
the Federal Water and Sanitation Agency.

If you're experiencing
water service issues, press one.

The corporate morons stuck me with
a robot, but I'm not giving up.

…administrative department, press two.

[bleep]

None of our representatives
are available at this time.

-Please leave a message after the beep.
-[bleep]

They don't give a sh*t
if we all end up dead.

m*therf*ckers. They don't care.

[hangs up]

-I'm sorry.
-No, it's fine.

I saw you at the soccer field.

You were helping those girls.

You know… people see what they want.

And you imagined seeing all that stuff.

[woman whimpering]

[melancholy music playing]

-I want to ask you a favor.
-[whimpering continues]

[woman crying]

She got bitten by a dog,
but she didn't tell me at the time.

She hid the wound from me,

because she wanted
to keep working at the salon.

[whimpering]

I… thought that…

that she was pregnant.

-She would faint all over the place.
-[woman sobbing]

The dog's disease was already
in her heart by then.

[ghost moans]

[neighbor] She talks to me
and keeps saying that she's sorry.

She's asked me
to take all of her stuff out of here.

[ghost sobbing painfully]

[neighbour] I found her crying,
right here, in her bed.

Sofía?

-Can you hear me?
-[Sofía whimpers]

Do you understand me?

-How long have you been able to hear her?
-It's been a couple of days.

Have you been drinking tap water?

Yes, to make mate, but for nothing else.

Just don't drink it anymore.

[man] Hey, hey, doc!

-Wait up.
-What is it?

It's my brother, he needs help.
Please. He's in a lot of pain, doctor.

I'm sorry,
but I can't right now, I have to go.

[gasps] Please, doctor.
He's suffering. Please.

[brother screams]

[whimpers]

[sobs]

[man] Valentino and I are
devoted to the Gaucho.

[screaming]

So you're twins?

[Valentino continues screaming]

You can see him?

Yeah, he's drunk.

[sobs]

[man] He fell down the stairs
when he got home from work.

And everyone said the same thing.

That no one heard him fall.

But it's a lie.

[sighs] They said,
"That's the evil twin right there."

[Valentino wails]

[man] "Let that f*cking drunk
get up on his own."

[Valentino wails]

-[continues wailing]
-The Gaucho is really angry, you see?

They want to set the shrine on fire.

-[Valentino screams]
-[man] So that Valentino shuts up.

[Valentino screeches]

-[Emma] Valentino, can you hear me?
-[screaming]

-Hey.
-[gasps]

[man] Show some respect
for the Gaucho, man.

[sobs and whimpers]

You've got tickets
to the game tonight, don't you?

Bro, I've got two tickets
to see Nueva Chicago.

I got them as a surprise for you.

-Wanna come?
-[chuckles]

[Emma] But the game starts
in half an hour. You should go.

You know, we have to get going.

Come on, now. Get a move on. Let's go!

-Let's go.
-[Valentino sobs]

Please, let's go. Let's go, please.

[melancholy music continues]

[woman whispers] Please, God,
look out for Erick.

May he be by your side, at peace.

[Emma] What happened here?

[man] He got here from Bolivia just
two weeks ago. He didn't have any papers.

He said his name was Erick.

[Emma] And what happened to Erick?

[man] There was a gas leak.

He stayed in bed that day
because he was sick.

And when we got back from work,
we found him dead in his bed.

[Erick wheezing]

[gasping sobs]

[voices whispering softly]

[wheezing and sobbing]

Shh.

Shh. Shh.

-Shh.
-[wheezing quietens]

[soft whispering continues]

[music fades]

Shh.

-[crickets chirping]
-[dog panting]

[Lidia] Emma! Mari saw some guy
busting the lock on the gate.

-[Mari] I did.
-[Lidia] Look.

[Emma] So he's inside?

-[Lidia] Yes.
-[Mari] He's in there.

-[Emma] Is Carolina in there?
-[Mari] I don't know if she is.

-[Lidia] I don't either. I just got here.
-[Emma] Looks like she drove over.

[Lidia] Yeah, of course,
I borrowed her car.

[Emma] When did you see him break in?

[Mari] Um… about ten minutes ago, I think.

I even called the cops, because I thought
it might've been Gustavo coming after me.

-[Lidia] Who's Gustavo?
-[Mari] My boyfriend.

Um, actually my ex.

-[Lidia] Oh.
-[knocking]

[shower running]

There's someone in the shower.

[Tom] ♪ To the place ♪

♪ I belong ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

♪ Mountain mama ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

[humming]

[Lidia] Tom?

-[bangs on door]
-[Lidia] Tom!

[Tom] Coming.

-[Emma] Tom, did you break in?
-[Tom] I did.

-Uh, sorry, Emma.
-[Lidia groans]

I needed to get in and I didn't have
a key, so I broke the lock.

I'm sorry. It was the only way.

Heh.

I have nothing to say. Nothing.

-Nothing.
-[Emma] Do you not smell that?

[Tom] Huh?

[Emma] The water. Smells of rotten egg.
You really don't smell it?

[Tom] Oh.

I didn't realize it.
I thought it was the towels. [sniffs]

-Guess not.
-Tom, why are you here?

Uh, I came back, uh…
because they hired someone else.

-A Mexican guy got the job there.
-They hired him full-time?

Mmm… not sure. Probably not.

Ugh… you really smell awful, Tomás.

- Cover yourself.
-Really?

I'm getting bottled water.

-[Emma] Did you swallow any water?
-Swallow?

You were singing.
Did you swallow any water?

[Tom] Sure, I was singing,
but I didn't swallow any water.

It's not like you can sing and swallow
at the same time, Emma.

[mournful music playing]

[woman moaning shakily]

[moaning continues]

[Tom] Again, I'm sorry, but I had
to come inside as soon as I got here

because I didn't know how long
you guys would be gone.

I mean, it's quite obvious
that I'm pretty strong.

But honestly,
anybody could break that lock, Emma.

I'd recommend you install an alarm system.

You know, they're not
that expensive anymore.

-[Emma] Good idea.
-[Tom clears throat]

Uh, so where were you two?

[Lidia] Where do you think I was?
Looking for Julie.

[Tom] And?

[Lidia] And the police
simply can't find her.

They keep saying she's an adult.

-That's it.
-[Tom scoffs]

Then what are we supposed to do?

[Lidia] That's exactly what
I'd like to know as well.

[Tom] But wait, if the police can't
find her, then who will?

-I mean, what are we gonna do now?
-[Lidia] I don't know what to do.

[Tom] Well, should we go ahead
and hire a private detective?

-[Lidia] Come on!
-[Tom] I mean it!

If we hire a private detective,
I'll pay for it.

I'll do anything
if I could find my daughter.

[Lidia] Oh, please, Tomás,
give me a break.

What are you even saying?

You know this is all your fault.

-What?
-[Tom sobs]

Yes, it is.

-[Lidia] It's my fault?
-Yeah, it's all your fault.

The two of us decided on it.

-How could you say something like that?
-I didn't decide it!

You're the one who's always deciding what
other people should do. I'm tired of it.

-I'm done.
-You've never decided anything?

You might've hit your head.

-Maybe I should have you committed too.
-[Tom] No! This was you.

[sobbing] You dragged me into this!
You drove me crazy, Lidia!

You're something else!
You're a piece of sh*t.

-You are a horrific parent!
-[Lidia] You son of a b*tch.

-You never loved Julie. No.
-[Lidia] You are a real piece of sh*t!

-What are you even talking about?
-[Emma] Stop.

-Please cut it out. Right now. Cut it out.
-[Tom sobs]

Emma, she doesn't love her.
That woman does not love her daughter.

You're a piece of sh*t.

-A total piece of sh*t, that's what.
-Oh boy, we're done.

-[Susana whimpering]
-[Tom gasps]

Did you hear that?

-Did you hear it?
-Huh?

[Tom] Wait, aren't you hearing that?

-[Lidia] Say what you've got to say.
-[Susana sobs]

-[Lidia] Say it to my face, you coward.
-Em…

[breathing shakily] Emma, is it Susana?

[Susana whimpering]

You swallowed water.

-What's going on, Emma? Is it Susana?
-[Emma] Just calm down.

-Listen to that! Shh!
-Emma, what did you say to him?

-Listen!
-[Emma] Wait.

-Did you get into his head?
-[Tom] Susana, that you?

[Lidia] What did you tell him?

-[Emma] No, no, it's okay.
-[Tom] No, no, no. Oh, God.

[Tom and Susana sobbing]

[Tom wails]

Julie was right all along!

-I don't want to talk with the dead!
-You're an idiot and a coward!

[Tom] I'm hearing your mom!
That's your mom right there!

-[crying]
-[Tom sobbing] Julie wasn't crazy at all!

What's happening?
That's your mother! It is!

-It's Susana! Your mother's here!
-[Lidia] Tom.

-No, no, no, no.
-[Tom] I can't!

Tom, just open the door.
Open the f*cking door!

-Open the door. Stop hitting it.
-[Tom] Go away! Just leave me alone.

[Lidia] Open the door.
Tom, you're about to have a meltdown!

-[Emma] Don't do that. Just stop.
-Tom! Open the door!

[Emma] Stop doing that!

-Stop! You're gonna break the door!
-[Lidia] Open it! Open the door!

What's going on?
What the hell did he hear?

-[Emma] I've no idea.
-[Tom sobbing]

Maybe he got sick from the water.

I mean, apparently there are
some dead pigeons inside the tank.

That's why the water smells rotten.

-[Lidia] Oh, f*ck.
-[Tom crying]

[Lidia] Ugh.

[groans]

-[breathing heavily]
-[Tom sobbing]

Tom.

-Get your a*s out here.
-[Tom] No, no.

-Julie…
-Tom.

Tom.

Try to throw up.

You're gonna feel better.

-Tom?
-[Tom sobbing heartbrokenly]

Don't pretend you can't hear me.
You're right across from me.

Just stop being such a crybaby.
Get out of there!

-Get out of there already!
-[Tom] f*ck off!

[Lidia] as*h*le! f*ck you!

-[Tom] No, f*ck you!
-[Lidia] f*ck you, you son of a b*tch.

Get out of there!

-When are you gonna grow some ba*ls?
-[Emma] Carolina, come back.

Tomás and Lidia are
screaming at each other like maniacs.

I can't handle this on my own.
Please, I need you here.

-[Tom] Leave me alone, you b*tch!
-[Lidia] Open the f*cking door!

[dog barking]

[muffled shouting]

[mournful music playing]

[muffled shouting continues]

[loud shout]

[loud shout]

[muffled shouting and spluttering]

-Pablo?
-[woman] It's okay, girls.

-They're cats.
-[Emma] What's going on?

-[Pablo] It's okay. They're just cats.
-[woman] Relax.

-[Pablo] They're fighting.
-[Emma] Hi, girls.

-[girl] I'm scared.
-[woman] Don't cry. I'm here.

-[Emma] I'm coming in.
-[Pablo] Uh…

[woman] I'm gonna take them to Luisa's.

[Pablo] No. Give me a second. Just wait.

[sighs heavily]

[thudding and clattering]

-[shouting continues]
-[metal clangs]

[muffled struggling]

[Pablo] Our house was robbed
just a week ago.

He climbed on the roof
to get in the house.

-And did he?
-[thumping]

-[Pablo] No, he fell.
-[man yells]

-[clattering]
-[muffled moaning]

-[Emma] Where?
-[Pablo] Out there, right on the fence.

The guy died right away.

I couldn't do anything.

[Emma] So he just attempted to rob you.

Well, the guy didn't get into my house.

-But he got onto my property.
-[thumping]

[Pablo] That's him screaming.

-He slipped, then fell.
-[loud crunch]

-Broke his back.
-[muffled groaning]

-Do you see him?
-[banging]

-[screams]
-[crunch]

-[Pablo] No, luckily not.
-[muffled groaning]

[coughs] I'm sorry.

[screams]

-[fence rattling]
-[man moaning]

So when you got here, he was dead?

Yes. He was.

-Stay there.
-[thumping]

[man screams]

-[fence clangs]
-[loud crunch]

[man groaning]

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Now your problem is my problem as well.

[screams]

[moans]

[screams]

[moaning]

I'm sorry.

[sighs]

-[Emma] I know what happened.
-[Pablo] I told you what happened.

Why don't you tell me again,
to see if it's convincing?

He didn't die right away.
Do you not know how to call an ambulance?

Your coworkers covered for you.

-[Pablo] Listen, doctor…
-You let him die.

-[Pablo] I'd never do that.
-Don't you dare play dumb.

How was I to know he wasn't dead?
I'm not a doctor.

-Do you think I believe you?
-[sighs]

Why are you acting like a saint, huh?

I had to make a decision right away.

I did what I had to do.

-I saved my daughters.
-Yeah?

-He didn't even attack you.
-Who cares about that?

They put him in an ambulance,
save his shitty life,

and a month later, he's back here
trying to rob us again.

Is that what you're telling
your daughters?

Not that you left the police force
for being a m*rder*r?

That guy broke into my house,
okay? It's his fault.

If he didn't want to get hurt,
he should've thought about it beforehand.

-I always protect my own.
-Right.

Your father would never
do something like that.

I knew him very well.

I treated him for 30 years
in this exact same house.

I thought you might've inherited
his compassion, but clearly not.

The screams are gone for now.
But they'll be back again.

You've got to tell your girls about it.

Letting someone die
is the same as k*lling them.

[plangent music playing]

[wind gusting]

-[phone buzzing]
-[woman panting]

-[Emma] Hello?
-[man yelling]

[Emma] Okay.

All right, I'm on my way.

[overlapping voices gasping and moaning]

[woman panting loudly]

[music intensifying]

[voices continue gasping and groaning]

[sobbing and screaming]

[woman whispers]

[woman gasps sharply]

[overlapping screaming
and whispering continue]

[Emma] What's going on?

[music fades]

[Luciano] I didn't let the keys
out of my sight for a second.

And the door wasn't forced open.

Uh, does anyone else have
the keys to the apartment?

[Emma] It was my daughter.

-Are you sure?
-Yeah. Don't worry about it.

Carolina, if you're not
going to answer me,

you can't just come
to my apartment unannounced.

The real estate guy almost had
a heart attack because of you.

Come on, call me already.
Quit being so stubborn.

You can't stay angry at me forever.

Can we call a truce?

[hangs up]

[Lidia] This is my mom, and this is yours.

So mean. She's always been mean.

-Was she that serious all the time?
-[Lidia] Always.

-[poignant music playing]
-Did she ever get sad?

[Lidia] Emma? No.

Your grandma was the sad one.
And she had a drinking problem.

You can imagine. I mean, why wouldn't she,
after having a weird daughter like that?

I mean, the girl saw dead people.
She'd always talk to empty chairs.

She used to tell the neighbors
she could talk to their dead relatives.

[Caro] Ah…

[Lidia] Mom was terrified of Emma
when she was little.

So she'd lock her up.
She wouldn't feed her for two days.

But she never hit her. Mm-mm. Never.

And when Emma would come out,
she'd say she'd made it all up,

and would be locked up again
for telling lies.

It was awful. Hell.

But you did believe her.

Yeah, I did. I still do.

I want to.

But your grandma…
she just couldn't, you know?

It was a different time back then, and I…

I honestly think
we should forgive her, don't you?

Well, I think the hardest thing
is forgiving yourself, isn't it?

Yeah, sure, but you don't need
to talk to me in that condescending way.

And sometimes, she even made me laugh.

Who, my mom?

-Julie.
-Ah.

You know, the nurses
were all terrified of her.

They were all horrified
about her little spirits.

And by the second day, they'd
open the door and let her walk away.

You see, she was able to escape 20 times.

No one would take her in anymore, ever.

And to top it off, she'd f*ck everybody.

[Caro laughs]

They'd call us all the time
for inappropriate behavior.

Can you believe
they would say something like that?

A psych unit? Cuckoo.

[sighs]

Where else were we supposed
to take her, Caro?

[music fades]

[Emma] Hello.

I'm from Piedrabuena.

[woman] You need to take a number
and wait for us to call you.

[scoffs] You joking?

[woman] It's right over there.

[Emma] This one?

[PA bleeps]

-How may I help?
-I need you to send someone right now.

I've called them,
and insulted them as well.

I've been waiting for days now.
It's an emergency.

What's the emergency?

So there's a tank, for water,
that's quite full right now.

Unfortunately, the water is contaminated.

-You have the case number?
-[Emma] No.

They gave you one when
you reported the emergency.

I don't have it here.

What?

Without the number, I can't
give you any details about any of it.

Details? Oh, no, no.
I don't need any details.

The details are etched in my memory
by now. I can tell you about them.

You wanna know? Should I tell you?

-Buckle up.
-[sighs]

I k*lled ten elderly patients
who were about to die of COVID.

I took their oxygen and gave it
to other patients, who could be saved.

Now everyone calls me a k*ller.

Plus, then I got sued.
And my mother died after that.

That's when I got fired.
And now my only niece is missing.

She's probably dead,
and it's all my fault.

And now I'm trying to rent out my
apartment, so perhaps I don't end up poor,

because I don't know
when I'll get my pension.

My daughter doesn't pick up
when I call her.

She's a bit messed up, all thanks to me.

My mother, who's dead already,
shouts at me all the time,

but no one can hear her,
because she's dead.

Although now, somehow,
others can hear it as well.

But that's your doing.

You people did this, and this sh*t
company you're representing,

that is currently giving clean water
to the one percent,

and dumping contaminated water on us.

Hmm?

I can open a new case
and give you a new number.

[Emma] Thank you.

[woman] Of course.
Name and address, please.

Yeah. Um…

You could go f*ck yourself.

[dramatic, sorrowful music playing]

[door opens]

You lost your phone again?

[Caro] No.

[music fades]

[Emma] Where's Tomás?

[Caro] He's not here.

[Emma] What happened?

What happened is that Tomás
is too used to Oregon.

Every time Julie would run away,

the police would find her
within half an hour, can you believe that?

[Emma] So what then?
Did he call the police?

Uh… I don't think he called.
He went there.

Lidia asked me to drive her around
and look for Tomás.

-[Lidia] Yeah.
-Do you know where he is?

[Lidia] Uh… no.

I have no idea. But what if Julie comes?

What should I tell her?
"Your dad's missing?"

[Emma sighs] I think Julie's dead.

If she wasn't, she would be here.

I'm not stupid, Emma.

[pills rattle]

[Emma sighs]

Why'd you say that?

I made a decision.

[Caro] What? You're gonna k*ll her?

I clearly need to be
the one in touch with reality.

You don't think I'm in touch with reality?

Carolina, you're not in this house.

I tried reaching you all day.

Well, it's the first time I'm hearing
things. I'm overwhelmed by all of it.

You see? Imagine being able
to hear them everywhere.

My entire life.

-I don't get it.
-[Emma] What don't you get?

Is Julie like you?

-Yes.
-[Caro] And I'm not like you.

I don't have the gene.

-[Emma] It's not a gene.
-What, then?

It's… [sighs]

-Who should I ask about this?
-[sighs]

Well, I don't know. I honestly don't,
Carolina. And I don't really care.

It is how it is.

I just… was born this way.

You don't see me go about life questioning
why I can hear things that others can't.

That's it, let's move on.

-[melancholy choral music playing]
-[Susana sobbing]

[Susana sighing]

Caro.

-[Susana sobbing]
-It's Grandma.

-[Susana] Uh…
-Hear it?

-[Susana sighing]
-[Lidia] No.

-No.
-[Susana whimpering]

[Susana groaning]

-If you take a picture, I'll k*ll you.
-[shutter clicks]

It's always f*cking cold in Oregon.
It snows all year long.

I would always wonder…
what you might've cooked.

What you might say to her.

Ma, are you even here?

Everyone else hears you, but I don't.

Ma.

I didn't believe Julie
because you said she was crazy.

[stairs creak]

She wants to hear Grandma.

[Lidia] Where's Julie?

I want them to bring her back.

And… I don't know.

Would you tell me how I'm supposed
to treat her, to bring her back to me?

Please.

Ma?

Are you there?

-[Emma] Lidia.
-[Lidia] Huh?

I'm going to give you a Xanax, okay?

Uh… Yeah, sure. I took one.

But you should know
these drugs are like poison.

But you gave Julie drugs
without an issue.

Not now, Mom.

[Lidia] Yeah, because I trust the doctors.

You're aware I'm a doctor, right?

[Lidia] But you're the one
that kills old people.

[sighs] What was her actual diagnosis?

[sighs]

There were many.
But mostly psychosis is what they told us.

But it's not psychosis.

How am I supposed to know anything?

I wash people's hair
in a salon for a living.

Did you at least tell them
it wasn't psychosis?

Yes, I did.

What did they tell you?

They sent me to go talk
to a social worker,

and she said for me
to never say that again out loud,

or they would
consider me unfit to be her mother.

They'd take Julie away from me.

Why didn't you just
come back to Argentina?

You don't really have a knack
for helping the living.

What?

Since my family and I left
to go live in North America,

you never called Julie once.

[music fades]

[Lidia] She ran away from the hospital,
and you didn't even go after her.

I moved back exclusively for my mother.

I went four full months, no sleep,

living with her, unable to calm her down.

{\an8}And every time she screamed,
I would throw up.

{\an8}Until the day when
she coughed up her vocal cords.

{\an8}Do you have any idea what it was like
to hear her in that kind of pain,

{\an8}screaming without vocal cords?

{\an8}You're a doctor, Emma, please.
That's not what this is.

Of course not. [scoffs]

Our mother took care of Carolina so
you could become the hospital director.

Isn't that true?

-So?
-[Lidia] So.

Your daughter is asking you to talk
to Facundo. But what do you do?

You help everyone else
in the neighborhood but Caro.

[melancholy music playing]

[Emma sighs]

[Emma sighs]

It's worse than it was 20 years ago.

Why bring me here, Caro?

For me.

Why am I really here?

[Caro sighs]

I don't wanna do this alone.

-Can you hear Facundo?
-[man 1 screaming] Help me!

-Is this where he died?
-[man 2 moaning]

[Caro] Close by.

With me.

-[Emma] You were with him?
-[music stops]

-[overlapping screaming and gasping]
-[Caro] Can you hear him or not?

[Emma] I can hear several people
dying at the same time.

They have syringes hanging
from their arms.

Is one of them supposed to be Facundo?

[voices whimpering and gasping]

[Caro] I forgot how his voice was.

Mom, you're really pale.

[voices continue screaming]

-Never mind. Let's go.
-[Emma] Wait.

Sit over there.

It's gross, I'm not going to.

[Emma] Show me how he was.

[Caro sighs]

[Emma] Just show me.
What position was Facundo in, exactly?

[Caro sighs]

[sighs heavily]

Something like this.

[breathing shakily]

His arms were trembling.

He had no strength left.
He begged me to inject him.

There wasn't a single vein
that wasn't infected. But you know, Mama…

I found one.

[Facundo] Caro.

-It's him.
-Why is he like that?

-[Caro] Like what?
-You gave him something?

[Caro] Morphine.

It wasn't my fault.

He was the cutest and funniest
of them all. He was incredible.

[Facundo] Don't you start with that.

[Caro] Hmm?

Don't worry, I'm not in love with you.

But I never forgot you.

You ruined me, Facundo.

[melancholy music playing]

Is that your mom right there?

No, I have no idea who she is.

You injected him.
He remembers it really well.

[Caro] Yeah, he started off slowly.

Mushrooms, LSD, then all of a sudden…

When he started his residency,
he came up to me

and said that morphine
was much more important than life itself.

[breathing shakily]
And when I'd see him around here…

it was like seeing him slowly wilt.

And he told me, "Go on, just do it, Caro."

So I went up to the hospital, grabbed
a dose, came back down, gave it to him,

and said, "Facundo,
when you wake up, be prepared

because I am taking you
straightaway to rehab."

But he just never woke up.

So you stole the morphine.

Yeah, from the university hospital.

And you said it was the last time.

It was the last time.

And it would be the last time
I ever injected him.

How much morphine?

Not a lot.

But it was contaminated.

Other patients died because of it.
It was on the news.

[Emma] So you're saying
it wasn't your fault?

I had no idea.

-But you k*lled Facundo.
-I didn't k*ll anyone.

-He was dying anyway.
-Still, he didn't k*ll himself.

You went there, you stole it,
you gave the injection,

and you got yourself
in a spectacular sh*t show of a life.

[snorts softly]

Huh.

[voices continue screaming]

[sirens wailing]

What's going on?

Something odd's going on.

[music fades]

You okay?

[Caro] I have no idea what to do with you.

I don't know what to do with you.
What should I do with you?

Well, what do you mean?

I wish you were dead.

I don't know why I even come here.

I'm aware you're my mom,
and I'm your daughter.

But you can't be my mom,
because I'm not like you.

I'm just not like you. [sighs]

I'm not like you.

[gasps]

-Calm down, Caroli--
-You could never be my mom!

[sighs]

[eerie, disquieting music playing]

[sirens wailing]

BUENOS AIRES POLICE

{\an8}[clanging]

{\an8}[metal creaking]

[loud thump]

[Susana moaning]

[sobbing]

Ju… Ju…

[trembling] Julie.

[music fades]

[gasps] Julie.

[pipes gurgling]

[Lidia] The police are here.

[Emma] Go see what they want.

Can you go?

[officer] Good afternoon, ma'am.

We've found enough evidence
for us to believe

that your niece's body is in the
neighborhood's contaminated water tank.

[melancholy music playing]

[Emma] What is all this?

We're not gonna get through.
They won't let us.

[siren whooping]

[camera shutter whirring]

[man 1] Come on,
move out of the way. Move!

[woman 1] What have you done, Emma?

What the f*ck did you do now?

[man 2] Please clear this area.
We're working here.

We need to move these people.

[siren wailing]

[woman 1] This is all your fault,
you crazy witch.

-You f*cking witch!
-[radio chatter]

-[woman 1] f*cking witch!
-[man 3] Make way.

Wait. Lidia, listen to me. Wait.

-[man 1] Come on, guys, let's move.
-How can they be sure it's Julie?

No, they're not sure.

-That's why we should just leave.
-But I wanna see her myself.

I have to, I need to see her.

[man 2] Make space. This is heavy
equipment! Please get out of the way!

-[woman 2] This area's restricted.
-[Lidia] I'm her mother.

-[Emma] She's the mother.
-[woman 2] Two women are through.

[man 4] You can't be here, ma'am.
Please step back.

Move that out of the way.
Come on. Quickly!

[siren blares]

-[man 3] It's such a mess down here!
-[man 5 yelling]

[man 3] Please, let these people work.

Please, step back immediately.

-[water rushing]
-[metal grinding]

[crowd clamoring]

[echoing screaming]

[people coughing and retching]

["Take Me Home, Country Roads"
by John Denver playing]

♪ Almost heaven ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

-♪ Blue Ridge Mountains ♪
-What's that smell?

♪ Shenandoah River ♪

♪ Life is old there ♪

♪ Older than the trees ♪

♪ Younger than the mountains ♪

♪ Growin' like a breeze ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ To the place ♪

♪ I belong ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

♪ Mountain mama ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ All my memories ♪

♪ Gather round her ♪

♪ Miner's lady ♪

♪ Stranger to blue water ♪

♪ Dark and dusty ♪

♪ Painted on the sky
Misty taste of moonshine ♪

BASED ON THE WORK
OF MARIANA ENRIQUEZ

♪ Teardrop in my eye ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ To the place ♪

♪ I belong ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

♪ Mountain mama ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ I hear her voice in the mornin' hour ♪

♪ She calls me ♪

♪ The radio reminds me of my home ♪

♪ Far away ♪

♪ Drivin' down the road, I get a feelin' ♪

♪ That I should have been home yesterday ♪

♪ Yesterday ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ To the place ♪

♪ I belong ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

♪ Mountain mama ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ To the place ♪

♪ I belong ♪

♪ West Virginia ♪

♪ Mountain mama ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Down country roads ♪

♪ Take me home ♪

♪ Down country roads ♪

[melancholy cello music playing]

IN MEMORY OF CLAUDIA VIVIAN SCHIJMAN
NICOLÁS ELISSETCHE GARRID