Woman of the Port, The (1934)

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Let's get some water

Do you want some more?

- I'll get you!
- I bet you don't!

Yes!

No!

Uh!

Be careful, Rosario!

Did you hurt yourself?

Did you?

Are you o.k?

I'm so happy!

I'm scared... my dad...

I'll talk to him, it'll be fine.

I hope that I'll get a
better job, then...

Victorio.

We must get some white fabric.

You're obsessed with that coffin

Not long now!

Manuel.

Yes, sir.

Take the 70cm box to this
address.

How are you Basilio?

I'm fine Rosario, thank you.

How are you daddy?

Where have you been Rosario?

I went for a walk with Victorio.

I don't like you going out with
him.

You don't understand, he loves me,
he's waiting to get a pay rise

so he can come and talk to you.

When do you want to go for a
walk?

What will Rosario say?

Rosario is just a friend.

A friend, I thought that...

What?

What is it doctor?

Tell him to follow my
instructions,

if something happens call me
again.

Is it serious doctor?

He might relapse tonight.

One moment doctor.

- Take this doctor.
- Thank you.

The doctor looks concerned.

Poor Don Antonio.

What's the girl going to do
if her father dies?

I'll get the medicine.

Girls are better at coping alone.

Her! She'll starve.

Her boyfriend can support her.

If they get married! I don't see him
rushing to get married.

I'm glad she didn't ask us to pay
for the medicine

I couldn't even save for
the drops for my rheumatism.

I didn't have anything!

I'd like to help her, but
charity begins at home.

Hello Rosario! Nice to see you!

- I didn't want to come Don Basilio.
- Why?

Because I like you!

Don't be silly.

I like you.

An old man's passion! Rosario.

Don't talk to me like that Basilio,
I'm very sad.

- Is it your father again?
- Yes.

The doctor's positive, but...

What?

We don't have the money, I
wanted...

You wanted to borrow it, didn't
you?

My father will pay you back.

You owe me a lot, always the
same!

I can't.

Unless you...

What, Don Basilio?

No, not here!

It's up to you! For your dad!

You could have anything you
want.

Don Basilio!

Well, if you aren't reasonable...

My dad's job made him ill.

He made you money!

I paid him well.

You destroyed my dad's life.

And now you want me to...

- Wait Rosario, wait.
- Get off me, get off me.

It'll be your fault if my dad dies!

It's up to you!

Do you want to buy anything?

She's going to see her
boyfriend...

I'd never ask for money from
a man who's not my husband.

It's you!

Let me explain, she's from my
town!

Don't say anything.

Listen, Rosario...

Don't talk to me!

- What do you want?
- From you, nothing!

I told you not to come up!

I love you, Rosario.

Do you? You said you'd marry
me

just to get what you wanted.

Shut up, Rosario! They can
hear us.

Let them hear! I don't care.

For God's sake! Shut up!

My father is dying.

Holy Mary!

Now I know why her father's
dying!

I thought you'd be on my side
I know I can't count on you!

Listen, Rosario.

Get off me! Leave me, b*stard!

We have to tell the
housekeeper...

You're so right Doña Lupe!

Of course!

Witches!

b*stard!

Good evening. Is Antonio still
ill?

Yes, Don Francisco, very ill.

God knows!

Painkillers please.

- Do you have a prescription?
- Yes sir.

You need a prescription.

It's 2.50. Do you want it?

Yes... Can I pay you later?

I'll pay you!

Please, don't be mean.

I'll do what you want.

My father is dying.

Take it! I hope your dad gets
better.

Thank you, sir, thank you!

We'll be broke if you go on this
way.

Stop it woman! The rich will
pay.

Hello. Coming to the carnival?

I can't, my dad's still unwell.

Come on, I'll lend you a
costume.

No! Not now.

If dad's better I'll go tomorrow.

Tomorrow then! Bye!

See you tomorrow.

Dad! Dad!

It's her fault that her dad died.

It isn't my fault! It isn't!

Poor Rosario. I heard her
crying

- I'd like to keep her company.
- No!

But mum, she's alone.

I pity her also, but she's a bad
girl

and I don't want you to be
friends.

Nobody is keeping her
company.

Nobody ever will!

We all know what she's like.

Poor Rosario.

Take one coffin to Don
Antonio's.

Yes sir.

- This one?
- Yes, that one, that one.

Take it to the cemetery later.

Aren't you going to the funeral?

Later, I don't want to get in
trouble.

All right!

Gentlemen! k*ll the bad mood!

Bad mood, die!

Die!

No, no please!

My God! Leave me, please!

Back off, idiots!

It's Don Antonio's funeral!

Back off!

Move!

It's Don Antonio's funeral!

It's Don Antonio's funeral!

It's Don Antonio's funeral!

It's Don Antonio's funeral!

Move!

You were hoping for this.

I've nobody to defend me.

Don't be like that Rosario.

I'm not trying anything,

I just want to keep you
company.

Leave me alone, go!

Why are you so sad?

I remember my uncle Germano.

What happened to him?

He died because of a bad
throat.

What? His throat?

He was strangled.

Very funny, come on!

Tomorrow we'll be in your
homeland...

Yes!

Don't you feel anything?

Of course! I've been away too
long!

You feel something when you
return!

Us sailors don't have a home
though.

The sea is home to us.

I'd like to go back to Buenos
Aires,

to see my parents,

but for now there's no chance.

Life's like that, you get on with
it.

Don't be sad!

Distant sad light of the suburb.

My distant grey city.

Love's now but a sad memory.

She came and remembered my
passion.

I forget on the waves of the
sea.

But I wish for my boat to return.

The soul in my song keeps
searching.

So tell her I'm trying to forget.

The soul in my song keeps
searching.

So tell her I'm trying to forget.

The soul in my song keeps
searching.

So tell her I'm trying to forget.

You're very good!

You know, I used to have a
great voice...

...but now I just croak

Turn portside!

¡Veracruz!

Land, at last!

All crew to stations!

To stations!

Ok, low down!

Deck crew, Franca!

Ok captain, let's go!

I arrived three days ago.

I've been here 3 months, I'm
bored.

It's about time!

Hey boys, I don't want trouble

with the police, understand?

Don't worry, captain.

It's about time!

Let's go.

What!

Go else where with your tales!

Give me my coat, sailor.

I can't live without the sea.

Hello ladies! Give me a
cigarette.

Don't waste your time, let's go.

Let's go, let's go boys.

I want something very big!

Where's the party man?

Let's go with Chencha.

The last time she almost k*lled
us!

Let's go to Don Nicanor's place.

Let's go.

I'm all out of energy
I'm all out of energy

I'm all out of energy
I'm all out of energy

- What are you drinking?
- What are you drinking?

Don't you recognize me?

Jesus! It's you, Alberto!

Long time no see!

These are my friends and
colleagues.

I met them last year.

I thought you'd been eaten by
sharks.

I'm more scared of the ones on land
like you, old man.

How's business?

Not so good.

Well! Beer for everyone!

No! I want nectar.

I can't have a drink without
water...

Come with me. Don't be so
pretentious.

Leave her alone.

- Ok
- Leave her alone.

Give me a cigarette.

The pleasure I sell
To the men of the sea

They leave me at dawn
My love goes with them

You my docks deliver
A Foreign, tender touch.

Yet my delicious kisses
Remain some moments more.

Lighthouse shines on nights of
love

Forming a cross
Forming the pain.

The pleasure I sell
To the men of the sea

They leave me at dawn

My love goes with them

Lighthouse shines on nights of
love

Forming a cross
Forming the pain.

The pleasure I sell
To the men of the sea

They leave me at dawn

My love goes with them

What? Do you like her?

Nobody knows where she
comes from

Is she new?

If you want to be happy, drink!

Sure! Let's drink!

Hey! Dock at the pier,
I can't live without water...

Don't forget that!

Give me a drink.

I'll pay!

Don't go, gorgeous!

You know you're...

Yes!

What are you drinking?

He knows.

Two drinks, Nicanor!

- ¡Nicanor, more drink!
- No, not for me!

No! Don't hit him!

Come on! Let's sit at the table!

Come on, man! Come on!

Nicanor... another drink!

Where are you going?

Leave me alone!

Don't be silly, woman!
You can't joke with him!

- Leave him! He knows what he's doing
- Leave him Genoveva! Leave him!

Let's go and have a drink.

Why did you defend me?

Don't be silly woman, stay!
I can't live without water...

OK!

Don't go!

Let's go and have a drink!

All women...

Hey, girl!

Who are you?

So what! Another one!

I wish you were the last one!

Have you been doing this for
long?

I've been doing it for a month
here.

And, do you like it?

You get use to it...

...I was alone and...

Are you from here?

No, I'm from Córdoba.

Córdoba?

Yes! And you?

I'm a sailor.

I see.

Where do you come from?

I come from far away.

Where have you been?

I've been all over the world.

- Listen, have you met many sailors?
- Yes.

Do you know Alberto Venegas?

Alberto? Do you know him?

No, I don't. A friend of mine
does

Is she from this place?

No.

Who is she?

She is...

...she is... like me.

What does she want?

I don't know!

Where can I find her?

I don't know.

What would you say to her?

I would tell her that I saw
Alberto.

Where?

In Havana.

Where was he going?

To Buenos Aires, I think.

Do you really know Alberto?

Why do you ask again?

I've already said yes!

What do you want him for?

Nothing!

Maybe you know him!

No!

Why do you insist then?

Don't tell him that you saw me

or you spoke to me.

- Promise!
- Good.

He should know that his
parents died.

How do you know?

Promise you'll keep a secret!

I promise!

I'm his sister!

Rosario!

Alberto!

Rosario!

Rosario! How would I know?

Tell me! How did this happen?

Don't blame me, Alberto!

When dad died, I had no
choice.

I thought you were dead...

I didn't recognize you.

When I left you were a little girl.

And now...

...how come you didn't
recognize me?

I see so many men!

They all look the same to me!

Rosario! My sister!

My God!

What happened? She was
crying.

Leave me!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!

Rosario!