Drama\Mex Page #4

Synopsis: Two interlaced stories unfold over the course of the same long, hot day in the once lush and now decadent resort town of Acapulco. The first involves the beautiful and cool Fernanda, who is...
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Gerardo Naranjo
Production: IFC First Take
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Metacritic:
65
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
UNRATED
Year:
2006
93 min
Website
52 Views


What the f*** do you want?

You f***ing whore.

Mind your own business.

Get away!

Get away!

Go away.

Get away!

F***ing brat.

- Hello, Fer.

- Hello, Pedro. How are you doing?

Fine, thanks, and you?

- Is my dad around?

- I don't know, I haven't seen him.

Good, I'll give him a surprise.

Dad?

- So what's the plan?

- So what's the plan?

What plan? Do we have a plan?

- Yes, we do.

- Are we clear?

Fernanda!

- So what's the deal?

- So what's the deal?

- 5:
00, okay?

- Do you love me?

Don't leave me.

Martn.

- Would you give this to Gonzalo?

- I'll give it to him.

Don't you hide, b*tch.

What is it with you?

- What happened?

- Nothing, take it easy.

F***ing nut case.

What's your problem, b*tch?

You're gonna suffer!

F*** it!

- You'll see.

- Gonzalo.

Gonzalo!

Start, piece of sh*t.

- Gonzalo.

- Start, piece of sh*t.

- F***, shut up.

- Gonzalo.

F*** off, get the f*** away!

- Don't take it.

- Let me go.

- Have you seen Chano around?

- No.

If you get to see him, let him know

I'm going to beat the sh*t out of him.

What's so funny, little f***?

Don't be a fool.

- What's the story, a**hole?

- What's what?

- You think you're something else, f***er?

- Drop it, Gonzo.

- I don't have any beef with you.

- I do, what do you think about that?

That's tough.

- Easy, Gonzo.

- I'm gonna kick your ass.

- F*** off, a**hole.

- Stop it.

Stop it. It's okay.

- Stop it.

- Enough!

Stop it, Chano! Let go!

Stop, Chano! Let him go, Chano!

This guy was all fueled up.

I didn't start it.

- I'll meet you at the waterfront.

- I'm not going. Give me my keys.

I'll be waiting at the waterfront.

- I'm not going.

- You are.

Stand up, Gonzalo.

Stand up, Gonzalo.

I can do it by myself.

- Sh*t!

- What is wrong with you?

Get f***ed!

Gonzalo, calm down.

Stop it, Gonzalo.

I'm f***ing off out of here.

I'm going to f***ing hell.

Cut the crap.

The minute I see you I think about you

with that a**hole f***er.

- Gonzalo.

- F*** off.

Okay, Gonzalo, I'll f*** off,

but first there are things I want to say

so maybe you'll understand.

Listen, you are such an idiot that you

don't realize that this is all your fault.

You slut!

Let go of me!

Let go of me, Gonzalo!

That's my T-shirt. Don't think

you're gonna take my shirt with you.

Didn't you hate my T-shirt!

Give it back!

Give it back, fuckwit.

What's happened to you, Gonzalo?

You're a monster!

What happened to me?

What happened is I met you.

That's what happened to me.

Why did you do it?

I don't know.

I don't even know

why I'm talking to you.

Gonzalo. Wait.

What do you want? Eh?

We'll drink this and then go

our separate ways.

- Wait.

- What's up?

Someone's coming.

- Who?

- I don't know. I can't see.

Tigrillo?

Hi, kiddo, how are you?

Are you still angry with me?

Would you forgive me? You can

join the Yahairas again if you want.

Cool.

Is he in there?

Uh-huh.

We woke up with the Putazo brothers.

They are inviting us for breakfast.

So, you want to come?

- No, I'll pass on that.

- Is something wrong?

No, I'm in a kind of weird head space.

Do you want to go to the beach later?

Don't you want to be

a Yahaira anymore?

No, I don't think so.

I'm gonna go away.

- Where to?

- Not sure yet.

- Talk about antisocial. Take care, eh?

- You, too.

Oh, hey.

Now, that's real nice to see.

F***in' Ceviche!

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