[upbeat music playing]
- [camera shutter clicks]
- [photographer] Sit up straighter for me.
[Charly] My name is Carlos García,
but everyone calls me Charly.
- I was born two months premature.
- [groans]
I'm guessing my mom didn't want
to keep me in her belly any longer.
Or even outside her belly.
Because one day,
my mom and dad left, saying,
We'll be back on Monday.
I'm still waiting
for that Monday to come around.
Then, my grandma had to leave too.
I'm afraid she's gonna need special care.
Why is that?
Uh... Who are you?
But there is someone who never left.
Did I get you?
[chuckles]
[clapping]
Quiet now, please.
As I was saying, we're going
to put this cork board up on the wall,
and below your names, we're going
to put a picture of your family.
[upbeat music continues]
My family.
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
[music stops]
Hey, uh, if you're staying on that couch,
you're gonna get a front row seat
for when Maya and I, uh...
Don't worry,
I pretty much saw it all last night.
It's gonna be almost impossible to get
some of those images out of my mind.
Sorry about that. Sometimes we forget
which one of you can't see.
So, uh, you planning on staying here,
or you gonna go back
to living with Alexis?
No, it looks like Alexis and Azul
have got their own family now.
It's not the first time
I've been kicked out of a family.
Calm down with that.
- [grunts]
- Alexis isn't gonna kick you out.
You're Uncle Charly, huh?
[gentle contemplative music playing]
- [Jimmy chuckles]
- Yeah.
Uncle Charly.
Yeah.
- [Azul and Alexis grunting]
- [music stops]
- [Azul] Harder.
- [Alexis] What if we try sideways.
[both continue grunting]
f*cking... crib. [grunting]
What if we take the door off?
I think... Don't you think there's gonna
be too many of us living in this room?
I hope you're not suggesting
we kick Charly out.
No, no, I'd never ask you to do that.
What I would ask you
would be this. Uh... Uh...
- How about you and me move into my place.
- [distant man shouting]
The upstairs apartment
is almost done with the renovations.
It'll be a lot more comfortable.
Well, for the three of us.
But I can't do that to Charly.
We decided to move here together,
and he's my manager.
I know. And he's your best friend.
And none of that has to change,
but Alexis,
we're about to have a baby,
and she's going to be crying every night,
and pooping every five minutes.
It'll be a lot easier for Charly,
don't you think?
Uncle Charly's here!
Oh, cool, you got your crib.
Where were you last night?
Oh, sorry. But I had a couple of things
I had to take care of.
I got her some toys,
and look,
I picked up some diapers for the baby.
Oh, thanks.
Yeah, and I got a few pacifiers
for the baby girl.
They light up, so you can't lose 'em.
Won't help me a lot.
We can put bells on them later.
But these diapers are for old people
with incontinence, Charly.
They were on special.
Can't you just adjust them?
- Guess you couldn't get the crib in?
- We have to.
- [whimsical music playing]
- [sighs]
Listen, bro.
I know you're gonna have a lot
of expenses with the baby and all.
You're gonna need more money, right?
Yeah.
So I made an appointment
with Chocho at four o'clock
to renegotiate your cut at the Disca Club.
[buzzer rings]
- They shut down the Disca Club?
- That's not the half of it.
- Three years of freakin' jail for Chocho?
- Three years?
Oh, if he's a model prisoner.
With good behavior, he's out in one.
Three years for not having a liquor
license? There's gotta be a mistake here.
- Did he also not have a liquor license?
- [whimsical music continues]
Uh... So what's he being
charged with exactly?
Cruelty to animals.
Oh, that's horrible.
You should give him five years.
- Let him rot!
- With good behavior, he's out in three.
Come on,
there's gotta be another solution.
How much is the bail, anyway?
Half a million pesos.
Three years in jail isn't that bad.
Guys?!
Three years is a long time.
It was a piglet.
You know what's interesting in our laws?
Cruelty to an animal
is more severe than to a person.
Well, instead of playing "catch the
piggy," he could've played, I don't know,
- "catch the cane boy..."
- [Maya gasps]
or "catch the little old lady," then the
sentence may not have been so bad.
But a piglet?
They can't defend themselves.
I can't defend myself either.
But you're not as cute as a little piglet.
True.
Is there really
nothing we can do, officer?
The Disca Club was our home.
Got a half million on ya?
Yo.
[stammering]
I... I... I think that...
By the time Lalo's done,
Chocho will have served two years already.
Come on, guys, let's go.
Thanks a lot.
f*cking bourgeoisie.
- Bureaucracy.
- That's what I meant.
- You all know what to do.
- Bail was great.
Where is Chocho's wife when we need her?
Yeah, that's right. Isn't Carmen a lawyer?
Not a lawyer, a smuggler. She was
the first to take off when cops got there.
- We'll figure it out.
- Probably across the border.
Boy, do I ever not wanna go to prison.
Nah, it's not that bad
when you get used to it.
[voice] Bea calling.
It's Bea.
- She can help. She's got connections.
- [mockingly] "She's got connections."
[voice] Bea call...
Bea, I'm happy you called.
Chocho's in jail. They shut down the club.
You serious?
Uh, don't worry,
I'll make a couple of calls.
- Bea's gonna help us.
- I'm on it.
[whimsical music continues]
I called about something else.
I booked you on a campaign
for a big chain of hotels.
They're pushovers.
They're gonna pay a fortune.
- Really?
- Mm-hm.
But you need to be available between now
and the opening of the hotel.
If we miss an engagement,
the client doesn't pay.
- Are you in?
- Don't worry, I won't let you down.
Oh, I've gotta go. I've got
my husband's lawyer on the other line.
- b*stard.
- All taken care of.
- Ah! I could have handled it.
- [music stops]
What did you mean, won't let her down?
She got me a gig that'll tide us over
until we sort things out.
I could get you another contract.
I could always teach you
how to make easy money.
And I... I c... could...
Enough! [sighs]
You sound like my parents.
The last thing I need right now
is my parents.
- [Alexis] Mom? Dad?
- Aren't you happy to see us?
[Charly] I'm so happy
we're all here together.
Like at my grandmother's funeral,
remember?
We are worried about you, Alexis.
- [whimsical music playing]
- Caring for a child can be exhausting.
True, but wonderful too.
Worth every second, right?
- That doesn't make it any less difficult.
- No. That's why we're here.
Dad, can we talk about this
in private, please?
[music stops]
- Sure.
- [groans]
When are you gonna get it?
I can take care of myself. I'm almost 30.
I know, but it's not about age.
Stop making me look like a child
in front of Azul.
He's like a child.
- Alexis is mature.
- [whimsical music playing]
I'm not talking about maturity. It's more
about... about everyday kind of things.
Caring for Alexis is sometimes like
caring for a child.
It can be very demanding.
Can you imagine having to take care
of your daughter and Alexis? Huh?
Why can't you be more like my mom?
She doesn't give a sh*t.
Well, she doesn't give a f*ck
about much, actually.
Listen, she was the one
who wanted to come here.
- No f*ck' way!
- Yes!
Mom!
[music stops]
I want to talk to you
about something important.
[contemplative music playing]
[clears throat]
GIVE UP FOR ADOPTION
ADOPTION CENTER
Maybe some other time.
[music stops]
Well, we came here to see if, uh,
we could help you with anything.
Nothing. You may go
back home to Querétaro.
Except that we moved from Querétaro,
and now we live in Mexico City.
You moved here?!
Yeah, but it's not because you're blind
and Azul is pregnant.
Actually, yeah, it is because you're blind
and Azul is pregnant.
But if that wasn't the case, it's always
nice to have family around, isn't it?
Who else is gonna run over
if you need help?
Well, it's not like
I can exactly sprint over here,
- but I am like family, right?
- Azul has a grandmother.
Uh... yeah.
My grandmother Tata
is really very, very nice.
Yeah, and even though they're close...
Yeah, close.
...she doesn't butt in.
Exactly. And she's never intruded at all.
She's always respected my space.
You see?
[whimsical music playing]
[music stops]
[typing on cell phone]
[contemplative music playing]
[cell phone ringing]
- [telephone ringing]
- [coughing]
Forget it, as*h*le.
I'm not giving you one f*ck' dime.
Tata?
[Tata] Who's this?
Azul.
[Tata] Isn't this a miracle?
I didn't know it was my birthday.
I... didn't know whether
to call you or not, but, um...
- Well, uh... I... I need...
- [chuckles]
- You need money, right?
- Huh?
No one ever calls me out of the blue,
unless they need money.
Unfortunately for you,
I don't have an extra red cent.
You're gonna have to wait until I die.
Tata, that's not it.
I'm not calling to ask you for money.
Then what?
I'm pregnant. [chuckles]
You're gonna be a great-grandma.
[chuckling]
You too, huh? Just like your mother.
Take care of yourself. Don't take drugs
or your baby can end up
as some kind of mutant.
- [disconnect tone]
- [contemplative music stops]
[distant siren blaring]
[Alexis] You don't think we'll be
fined when they find out we broke in?
[Charly] Nah.
The only crime we committed
was leaving all this good beer here.
Fine, but only one.
I don't want Azul to think
I've left her alone in this.
- [Charly] Mm-hm.
- [voice] Message from Adal Ramones.
- [phone bleeps]
- [Adal] I got a couple of questions.
Do blind people go to the movies?
If they do, since they're
only listening, do they pay half price?
Because it's not like
they're actually watching, right?
I was also wondering, uh,
can blind people hear more than humans?
I mean, uh, not humans, not humans,
because we're all humans.
What I meant was can blind people hear
more than normal humans?
I mean normal people...
f*ck! How do I delete this?
Tell him if he wants more coaching,
that he should call your manager.
[gentle rock music playing quietly]
[groans]
[groans]
To our growing family.
[both] Ahh.
Remember how easy it was when all we
worried about was the next day's hangover?
[chuckles]
Look at me now.
I'm about to become a father and...
and I have no f*cking clue what I'm doing.
But you've got Uncle Charly.
You're not gonna go through this alone.
I've given it a lot of thought
to how we're gonna raise this baby.
And I think it's very important
for her to have dual citizenship.
Jimmy has a friend who can get me a fake
passport and smuggle me across the border.
You don't have to worry
about those things.
Hey, I don't wanna miss out on anything.
You won't.
You're Uncle Charly, you b*stard.
So do you still wanna do stand-up?
Hell yeah. It's what I want most in life.
Why do you wanna continue doing stand-up?
Don't try telling me it's because
you like hearing people laugh.
I want my daughter to see
that her dad loves what he does.
That's the best thing I can teach her.
And I'm going to make her dad
the best stand-up comic in Mexico.
Cheers.
DISCA CLUB
A CLUB FOR ALL
["Acurrucar" by Ed Maverick playing]
Hey there, crooked followers.
Uh, I know I haven't really been
posting a lot lately.
{an8}Uh, because 'cause, so much has happened
lately that I don't know where to start.
{an8}But I'll try and bring you up to date.
{an8}I THOUGHT HE DIED
HE LOOKS LIKE MY SHRINK
[Charly] The truth is, it hasn't
been easy living in this city.
And not just because of the tough
environment for a disabled person,
but because of the people, actually.
Sometimes, I just don't get people
and why they hide their true intentions.
GRAND OPENING
[woman] Bravo!
[Charly] They'll do an about-face
without me even noticing.
Now, maybe you're thinking,
"You've been in that city for a while.
You should be used to it by now."
But the truth is, it's not that simple.
And don't get me wrong.
Some things are really amazing.
But then, there are other times,
I just feel there's no place for me.
You ever get that?
Well, sometimes you have to fight
for your place in the world.
because, in the end,
family is worth fighting for.
So cute.
{an8}Thanks for letting me vent,
all you fellow crooked people.
{an8}And you all know what to do.
{an8}Uh, click on all those
fancy looking buttons below.
{an8}Two crutches up,
aaaand we'll see you next time.
["Acurrucar" ends]
- [distant thunder rumbling]
- [contemplative music playing]
[hip hop music playing]
[rapping] ♪ They won't stop
That I know ♪
♪ Though they want
To be the bump in my road ♪
♪ I'm here for what's mine
I want it all ♪
[muttering]
[sighs]
[music stops]
[J-Lo] Perfect. Fill it up
with some reverb, yeah, right at the end.
- And I want the beginning to sound dry.
- Okay.
And just a slight drop in pitch, okay?
- Yeah.
- That's it, good work.
Should I go again? That sucked.
- What?
- Yeah, it was terrible.
No, no, no. What are you saying?
It was awesome.
When you sing,
it's like I connect with you,
and you free that trapped part of my soul.
Have you had therapy to help you
release bad thoughts?
Uh... I had therapy to help me release gas.
Johnson, don't.
Azul, tell me.
Look, I don't even know
what you're talking about.
But I think I should just do another take.
It might sound better. Or maybe not.
I don't know.
All these hormones and the pregnancy...
I don't know anything anymore.
Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh
shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shhhh.
[breathing deeply]
Don't ever talk like that.
You're in a great
creative state right now.
Your whole body is screaming
that it's capable of creating... life.
Art.
You've never been so enlightened.
[inhaling] Mm.
Well, I never thought of it that way.
[gentle upbeat music playing]
Thank you.
No, Azul.
Thank you.
Look...
I just wanted to tell you very calmly...
This is gonna be awesome!
[music stops]
Give me a good, exciting beat.
[gentle hip hop music playing]
Nice and upbeat.
[music plays in higher octave]
I want us to go on tour.
Yeah.
Yeah, right. In my condition? No.
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
Yes! Oh, yes!
As amazing as Rihanna at the Super Bowl,
unveiled her womb to the world.
Or Cardi B.
Did you see the Grammys?
She was about to pop, but she was there.
Powerful.
Do you have any idea
of the image, the message
you'd put out there by rapping pregnant?
All right, it's the grand opening
of the hotel, Alexis.
This is the last blitz
and then we're done.
- Don't be late.
- [Alexis] I'll be there at eight.
I'm almost ready.
Bro, bro, you're going to f*cking love me!
Why? You finally gonna
let me drive the car?
Funny. No, I got you a sweet stand-up gig.
It's gonna pay you a shitload of money.
- Really?
- Yeah. That's not even the best part.
You're not gonna believe
the major contacts we can make.
There's gonna be networks.
Can you imagine
getting your own stand-up special?
- When is it?
- Today.
- Today?
- Yeah.
It was a real b*tch to negotiate.
But I wish you could've seen me.
I was way better
than those assholes on Shark Tank.
Hey, bro.
Hey, I told you I'd book you a dream gig.
That I'd make you
the best stand-up comic in Mexico
and make your daughter proud of you.
What time is it at?
You think they'll let me leave by ten?
I think so.
Just cut the ribbon and you're done.
- Evening.
- Hi.
I'm glad this is almost over.
I never liked it.
Why did they even hire me?
[man] Thank you all for coming tonight.
Getting to this day
has been a long, hard road.
But we'll finally have
the honor of inaugurating
our all-inclusive hotel chain.
Completely all-inclusive.
And since we take inclusivity
very seriously,
we thought,
"What better way to be inclusive
than to being inclusive ourselves?"
This is why we've counted on Alexis
to be the image of our campaign.
So, everyone, please,
let's give him a hand.
- [Bea chuckles]
- [woman] Yeah.
- [Bea] Bravo!
- Well done.
This is anything but inclusive.
Just wait till you get the check. Say hi.
Thanks for including me!
Thank you!
This isn't a damn telethon.
- How long is this gonna last?
- [Bea chuckling]
Longer than my ex, that's for sure.
How long are we talking about here?
[clicks teeth]
A minute or two, maybe. At most.
Alexis, Ali. Ali, Alexis.
- Another one of my stars.
- Hey there.
- Nice to meet you.
- Thought you weren't coming.
I wish I could say I'm late because
of traffic. There was a step outside.
- So, not so inclusive after all, are they?
- Not really.
[Bea] This is gonna be quick.
Cut the ribbon
and take pictures with investors
so they can clean their consciences
that they're destroying the environment.
So, how about we cut that ribbon, Alexis?
All right, go on.
- Wait. First...
- [Bea clears her throat]
I would like to thank everyone
who made this day possible.
To my father,
who has always believed in me.
No matter how many businesses
I had go bankrupt,
he was always ready to invest
in my next idea. He never gave up.
That's why, when people say to me,
"Bastian, How did you do it?,"
I always answer,
- "Perseverance."
- [gentle whimsical music playing]
I would also like to thank my mother,
who since I was a little boy, told me,
"You have something special."
To the migrants, who believed in us
and helped us make this possible.
To the indigenous people,
who stayed and worked in this country,
and make us believe
in this land where we were born.
- Bea.
- Mm?
- I have to go.
- No.
I'm serious.
I thought this would be over by now.
It's barely started.
This is the last event of the contract.
If we leave, they don't pay.
[Bastian continues talking]
I have something with Charly.
With Charly?
Hm.
[Bastian] It occurred to me...
- Is he supporting your baby?
- He's my best friend.
Ah. [chuckles]
Best friends should want the best for you.
If he really was your best friend,
he'd let me help you grow,
to bring you places he'd never be able to.
Charly is looking out
for himself, not for you.
[Bastian] Wherever there were living,
breathing things in this world
- that needed protecting, I would be there...
- [sighs]
From the great woolly mammoth...
[groans] I'm such an idiot.
No, yes, he's fine. Don't worry.
They don't like to be helped.
Hey, how far is the ribbon from here?
About 20 steps forward.
The scissors are right next to it.
- [Bastian continues chattering]
- [contemplative music playing]
[Bea] Alexis?
...and support we can save them all.
Alexis?
And to all the manatees,
who did not become extinct in vain.
And even though
there's a lot of jellyfish around...
What? Did I cut it?
[car horn honking]
- I'm coming.
- Hurry! We're gonna be late.
- [man] Move that piece of sh*t!
- I'm not Lewis Hamilton!
What do you want from me?
All right, let's go.
This better be good, dude,
and not some f*cking birthday party.
It's not a birthday party, all right? It's
a party full of very influential people.
[lively Latin music playing]
[Alexis] Where are we?
I was told it's the home
of a very important businessman.
Dude, if you could see this, you'd freak.
I'm freaking out
just listening to the music.
And I hear a lot of people snorting.
What the f*ck?
[snorting]
Well, maybe it's allergy season.
I don't know.
Hey, are you the guys for the show?
Alexis Little Egg Eyes,
best blind comic in Mexico.
Uh, excuse me,
but not that I'm judging or anything.
I just want to be really clear
about why exactly we're here.
Uh, because as I listen
to this wonderful music
and seeing all these half naked women...
Yeah, no,
it's exactly what you're thinking.
Fantastic.
All right, the boss
wants to see you. Come on.
Boss loves dark humor.
Don't mess with him
and you'll be fine. [chuckles]
I pity the poor b*stard who laughs at him.
No, we would never laugh at anybody.
Don't you worry about that. Trust me.
[tense music playing]
All right, so this is the boss.
Mr. Epidural.
[electronic voice] You're Little Egg Eyes?
[chuckling and snorting]
- Sorry, he choked on his saliva.
- [coughing]
[music becomes whimsical]
And he got stuck at birth.
That's why he's crooked.
I saw your act online. You made me laugh.
And now I'm really excited
to see your show.
We're excited too, sir.
We're settling some business
before the show, boss. Excuse us.
- Excuse me.
- Excuse me.
[people chattering]
[lively Latin music playing]
He seems like a very nice guy.
Yeah, and he's loaded too.
Dude! Dude!
You brought me to a f*ck' narco party.
Shhh!
I swear, I didn't know anything about it.
They told me it was for some company.
- Let's leave.
- [Charly] No, we can't do that.
Who knows what they might do.
We're just going to have
to give him a show.
And please, dude, do not even think
about making a joke about his voice.
Man, am I ever lucky I have creative
freedom with you, not like with Bea.
Just shut up
and do the show, all right, dude.
Bro, I still can't believe
you brought me to a narco party.
Well, hey...
Maybe we should look at this
as an opportunity.
For what? To prepare for a life of crime?
To remember
that our biggest problem used to be
how we'd get over the next day's hangover.
You're about to become a father,
and I'm gonna be an uncle.
Let's look at this
as a kind of bachelor party.
We should go home.
- [lively Latin music playing]
- [people cheering]
Please tell me you're having a great time.
[music stops]
Yeah, as long as I forget
about all my morals
and pretend I have no conscience,
and to accept the sobering fact
that we are f*cking scumbags...
[chuckles]
...I'm having an awesome time, dude.
Thank you, buddy.
[man] Yeah, I found them.
f*ck me. My pillows.
I was looking for you guys, huh?
We're ready for the show.
Please, dude,
tell me you're not as high as I am.
Bro, I'm seeing things
I've never seen before, man.
[cackling]
[Latin pop music playing]
[man] Come on up.
I hope you're ready
for a good laugh, baby.
- Amazing.
- [chuckling]
Help yourself, dear.
[man] Can I have your attention,
everyone? Quiet down, please?
[music stops]
Boss, you know we all love you very much.
So, when you said
you want laughter on your birthday,
we bring you laughter, isn't that right?
[all chattering]
So when you said you wanted us to bring
you that blind b*stard from TikTok
who seems really f*cked up,
we brought him for you, right?
[all chattering and chuckling]
Ha, ha.
I feel you, boss.
And now, we all want to hear
your beautiful laughter, right, everyone?
So, I give you Alexis Little Egg Eyes!
Here we go!
[all cheering]
[Alexis exhales]
[silence]
[clears throat]
A friend of mine told me he was invited
to do a show at a place like this once.
I think he lied.
He said they threw a bag over his head.
They didn't do anything like that.
Yeah, they didn't do that to me.
They put headphones on me.
Because I'm blind.
Uh, yeah, we know. We get it.
[whimsical music playing]
And when I say, "a place like this,"
I don't mean a narco party.
Yeah, no, I mean a place where they hide
treasures of popular culture.
Uh... Because, yeah,
they hide popular culture here,
like the animated shows
we all grew up watching.
Like when I got here, someone said,
"Hey, this is my boss."
And, "No sh*t,
I was introduced to Marge Simpson."
- [laughs hysterically]
- [audience gasps]
Marge Simpson! [laughs]
Because his voice is so f*ck' weird!
[Alexis laughs hysterically]
- [g*ns c*ck]
- [music becomes tense]
Just make sure
you don't hit him in the eyes.
I f*cked up, didn't I?
We f*cked up.
We're a team.
One...
[tense music building to a cl*max]
...two...
- I love you, bro.
- See you on the other side.
[clattering]
Oh, sh*t.
- What the...
- Are we dead yet?
- [officer 1] Freeze! Nobody move!
- [officer 2] Freeze! Don't move!
[overlapping shouting]
Freeze! Get down! Get down!
We're saved, Alexis!
Thank you so much! Thank you...
- Get down!
- [Alexis and Charly grunt]
[high-pitched ringing]
- [ringing fades]
- [distant chatter]
Give me 500 for the blind one.
But if you're into weird fetishes,
the crooked one is 700.
Hey, the two of you, outside.
Someone's here for you.
Who?
- [whimsical music playing]
- [sighs]
These are yours.
Thank you.
[Charly] What's that?
I told you, good friends
only want what's best for you.
- He's the reason you're here today.
- [music stops]
[groans] Awesome. Let's get out of here.
You have no idea the strings
I had to pull to get you out
and convince them you were victims.
Yeah, but we are victims.
[Bea chuckling] Victims?
Victims of the educational system who
never taught you how to use your heads.
You were at a narco party with more drugs
in your system than a Tijuana cartel.
I paid a lot of money to get you out.
And, oh yeah, you're paying me back.
And free up your calendar
from now till the end of the year.
Here are your keys.
Your car is parked outside.
Don't worry about Azul.
I told her you stayed overnight
by special request of the client.
- My client, not the narcos.
- [whimsical music playing]
[Charly sighs]
- [Azul] That's fine.
- [music stops]
You know what? I'll take this one
in the front seat with me.
- Thank you.
- [Charly] Come on.
Hey! Hey, where are you
taking those bags?!
Where are you taking that luggage?
Charly, we're moving out, all right?
But... But why? Wait.
You don't have to leave.
Yes, we do.
I asked Azul to pack up all our stuff.
What? Wait a minute.
What the f*ck are you talking about, bro?
Charly, we almost got k*lled last night,
dude. We ended up in jail.
sh*t, man, I've got a massive debt now.
I can't keep doing these things.
I've got a family now.
I thought I was your family.
- [sighs] You know what I mean, dude.
- No, I don't. Tell me what you mean?
Charly, I've got to grow up.
I have to leave a few things behind,
like Querétaro, and my mom and dad.
Yeah, and me.
[car horn honks]
- Go on. Your family's waiting.
- [contemplative music playing]
[music fades]
Alexis.
Hey, you can always
go visit Charly, all right?
But this is something
we have to do ourselves.
- Mm?
- I know that.
We'll do this ourselves
with no help from anyone.
[Azul] Mm-mm.
- Yeah.
- [car approaching]
["Sicario" by The Americojones
Experience playing]
f*cking hell. This city smells like sh*t.
Christ, it's gonna make me puke.
Tata, what are you doing here?
I came to help you until the baby's born.
What do you think?
Aren't you thrilled?
["Sicario" continues]
["Sicario" fades]
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