Desierto adentro
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- 2008
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THE DESERT WITHIN
FIRS:
FAUL:
On July 31 st, 1926...
...San Isidro held
its last mass.
The evil government
had the churches closed...
...and forced God to leave
his own house.
Priests were ordered
to go to the city.
The sky cries on our heads.
Against such an offense...
...we promise never
to renounce you, Lord.
I'm sorry. I have to go.
We'll find a way
of baptizing it...
...when the time comes.
This won't last forever.
Watch over yourselves.
in charge of a church...
...who sounds the bells,
will be fined MX$50."
their children to pray...
...will have the same fine. "
religious icons, same fine. "
religious icons, same fine. "
What's all that crap, Mother?
I volunteered to hide them...
...but it's only for
a few days.
Do that when you're a man
and in your own house.
You're a good Christian, son.
Let God defend God's stuff.
I must care for my family.
Where are you taking them?
Don't make me lose face.
They're not yours! Elias!
All the men are fighting
in the mountains now.
What are you waiting for?
It's not moving.
Looks like it's
not moving anymore.
And if it's asleep?
If it dies,
without a blessing...
...its soul will never
find peace.
Don't bring on
a bigger disgrace.
Can't you see
there's a war?
I'll make her feel better.
Pray for her.
Give me your blessing.
I hope you're not wrong.
Father!
Go, Elias, you'll get me
in trouble.
Dolores fell.
She and the unborn child
are sick.
- What can I do?
- Come with me.
Are you crazy?
They're killing priests.
I'm not asking, Father.
Get in.
Even the walls have ears.
Go ahead with the priest.
Take him away before
things get worse.
we're screwed.
Thank you.
You should've brought
a doctor.
Bless it, Father...
...so she can be in peace.
I bless you in the name
of the Father, the Son...
...and the Holy Spirit.
- Amen.
Hail Mary, full of grace.
You ask but give nothing.
Give me back the guns, Elias.
Please.
I did my part.
I want to leave now.
The horses are tired.
Sleep.
I'll come get you
tomorrow morning.
Thank you.
What's going on back there?!
Wait, wait, hold on!
Come on! Move it!
Damn rain.
We'll be in San Isidro shortly.
Nobody backs down.
That priest is rising
the people.
You scared me.
My mom sent this.
Aureliano, don't go.
I want a horse.
Come with me to town.
Father!
Father!
Father Trinidad!
Mother, we have to go.
The army is coming.
Go get your brothers.
Get up, woman,
we're leaving.
Get dressed.
Come on.
What?
They're here.
They've come to get
Father Trinidad.
Carefully.
Hold on.
You brought the priest,
they followed you.
Your son took him
into town.
Hold on, son!
I'll get you down!
Let him go!
Bring water
and a blanket.
- Father.
- Go, Elias.
Listen to me.
I meant no harm.
It was a mistake.
We just wanted to bless
the child's soul.
God will punish
the petty man...
...who for saving his son
brought on the death...
...of God's other children.
Don't say that, Father.
Did you see them out there?
You killed them.
"Eye for an eye,
tooth for a tooth. "
With the death
of your son, Aureliano...
...you've begun to pay.
If I'm guilty,
please, absolve me.
Have mercy.
I'm going to die, too.
May God forgive you
because I can't.
Father...
Our Father,
who art in heaven...
...hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come...
...thy will be done...
Ready!
Aim!
Fire!
Get up, bastards.
Come on!
Come on!
Move. Move it.
Mother!
And the others?
Aureliano?
There's your son.
She was good,
so I helped her...
...but there's no
forgiving you.
God is wise.
That's why he took her
from you.
God bless you.
Go, Elias. You have
no one in San Isidro.
You're not my son...
...nor anyone's family
in this town.
The guns are in the field.
What for? There isn't
anyone left to fight.
Go.
If you stay, they'll kill you.
Wait here.
Forgive me, God.
What do you want
from me?
Why did you leave me here?
What's going on?
I want to do the right thing.
Please, God.
Help me.
Having escaped death,
Elias called God...
...who enlightened him
with a sign and said:
"You are alive
to pay your faults.
Your children will pay
the punishment. "
Lord, give us a chance
to compensate our wrongs...
...and obtain
your forgiveness.
We're leaving.
Hop on, quickly.
Help your brothers.
What do we do?
It's a boy?
He'll be Aureliano,
like his brother.
When I was born,
my mother...
...Maria Dolores Hernandez
died in childbirth.
I'm the last
of eight children.
I was named after
my brother, who died.
Thank you, God,
for letting me live.
Preserve my health,
which isn't well.
January, 1934.
SECOND:
PENANCE:
See the desert, Aureliano?
No, I can't see.
We had two carts pulled
by mules and horses.
Listen to the steps.
The carts' noise.
Can you hear?
See the animals?
Yes, I see.
Where were you, Father?
In front,
on the first cart.
We carried the bell there.
Did you pray?
A lot. The mules barely
held their weight.
Where was I?
I already told you that.
You were in the back
of the second cart...
...in a glass crib
so you wouldn't eat dirt.
Micaela was sitting
beside you.
Where was mom?
Dad?
Dad?
I saw it all, Dad.
I saw Marcos.
I saw the bell.
There were horses.
Go on. Start painting
before you forget.
You'll show me later.
This one is done.
You'll break the glass,
idiot!
Micaela!
Where did they go?
To get wood.
There's a place
close to the stream...
...with a lot of trees,
like outside.
- Around here?
- No, here. Up.
Up.
There. Close to
the snake mountain.
When will you take me
with you?
You know I can't.
Let's eat.
Thank you, Lord,
for this holy meal...
...that you've given us.
I hear you, God.
I achieve what you see.
I abide your mandate.
I follow all your laws.
Amen.
Give her to me!
Reach her!
Micaela!
What?
I want new leaves.
Leave them there.
If I ask for something,
will God grant it?
Only if you have
a lot of faith.
How does God know?
How does He know what?
That I have faith.
Come here.
See that outside?
Do you see the church?
The church is a gift
for God.
Everyday we build
another piece...
...and everyday we show
a bit more of our faith.
When it's done,
we'll call God with the bell.
He'll show us the light
and say we're forgiven.
Is God very mad?
To bed. Come on.
Micaela, let me brush
your hair!
Micaela!
Micaela!
What do you want?
A favor.
If I do this favor,
can I touch you?
No.
Okay! You can!
- What is it?
- A gift.
Place it in the church.
Not your hand.
I touched it.
I want your face.
If I touch Aureliano
he doesn't die, you know?
I'll talk to you later!
Give me health,
Holy Father...
...to go outside and play
in the tree with my brothers.
Come, son.
Get inside the trunk.
I'm sleepy.
Come on. Don't you want
to climb the tree?
We're getting out
of your room.
We're in the hall.
of tortillas.
We're outside.
The sun is high.
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