El misterio de la perla negra
- Year:
- 1976
- 90 min
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This is a story told from
mouth to mouth in the coast.
Nobody remembers when
or where it happened.
What do you think,
compadre?
Won't you go?
We can't cast the canoes to
the sea now.
But it's been 7 days since we
don't fish.
Then why don't you
eat bunches of beans?
You can do that,
but what about us?
- How's the sea?
- It's still choppy.
Let's see if...
...it's quieter later.
- I hope so.
When would it possible
to dive?
Don't worry.
I'll go diving tomorrow.
We'll get lots of oysters.
You'll see it.
We'll get many of them.
Who knows?
Maybe we'll get a pearl.
- A good one.
- A pearl this big...
...right?
Well...
...who knows?
I have a hunch...
- Aren't there more beans?
- Those are the last ones.
My child!
- We need the doctor.
- He must come.
The doctor never comes.
I needed him once;
don't you think he'll come.
Then we'll go to his place.
Go to see who's out there.
Yes, sir.
Come on, go!
Cruz!
- The door.
- Yes, sir. I always forget it.
My pearls.
My beautiful pearls.
- What?
- A lady looks for you.
I don't receive
anyone in the morning.
Ask her to come later.
But she doesn't understand
any explanation.
That's true doctor.
I don't understand.
A pretty woman...
...has the boldness of
interrupting a man's breakfast.
Well...
...let' s see.
Tongue out.
No, doctor.
You surely know a man of my
position can't take charge...
...of a case like yours.
Besides, it's dangerous.
Not only because of law
and religion...
...but because of my
professional ethics.
I' m a doctor.
Besides...
...doing that is expensive.
Are you rich?
Go to the hospital tonight
at g.
The doctor?
He's not here.
He was stung by a scorpion.
He feels bad.
He may die.
The doctor's not here!
Please, don't be mean.
- What's wrong?
- A scorpion, miss.
He may die!
Scorpions kill children!
That's true. They kill them.
You know the doctor's here!
Do you have money?
What the hell is going on?
Can't one have breakfast?
There are two natives who say
a scorpion stung their child.
Idiot!
They nearly brought me
an animal.
Do they think I' m a vet?
Who's my patient:
the native or the scorpion?
Do they think that I' m going
to waste my time with them?
They never pay!
Becoming a doctor
is not cheap.
They have this.
They are poor.
They'll never...
...have one cent.
He's not here.
But my child's very ill.
When can we find the doctor?
Never!
He's fine.
Quino, come.
- Is the tide low?
- Yes. Everyone is coming.
No. We can't.
Go. I'll stay with Juanito.
- Won't you leave him?
- Not even for a minute.
Don't worry. I'll stay here.
Go, go!
Go up.
- No. I'll go down again.
- What happens?
I can't explain.
- Open it up.
- I don't dare.
Don't be afraid. Open it up.
- Did you hear about the pearl?
- They' re lucky.
I swear to God it's this big.
Doctor, the native who came
with his child this morning...
...has just found a huge pearl.
It's an extraordinary pearl.
seen it...
...and all of them say that
its shape is...
...perfect and faultness.
We have to believe it.
Show it, Quino.
I haven't seen it.
Our luck's change, hasn't it?
What's next now you' re rich?
I'll maybe buy a gun.
- I'll buy a rifle.
- He'll have a rifle.
What else? You' re rich now.
I'll buy new clothes.
And for her...
...a pair of shoes.
- She'll have shoes.
My son'll read.
He'll know...
...how to read...
He'll write...
...and will know books.
He'll know...
...how to use numbers.
This will make us free.
He'll have knowledge, and,
through him...
...we'll get to have
knowledge too.
That's what the pearl will do.
We'll be free.
SHOES ON REN:
He seems a small admiral.
- What's that?
- A great seaman.
A fisherman.
Play louder so it
sounds nicer.
Pearls give you richness,
they also give you grief.
They' re sorrow tears;
they make you lose...
...instead of winning.
Let's dance joyfully
with the sea music.
With this old man's song
and the palms' cooing.
Here you are your guayabera,
dear son.
And the charro pants.
Look, they' re pretty.
The little tie with the
And the little shoes.
All for the boy.
- Those things are not for us!
- But you' re rich now!
- Of course they' re for you.
- Take them, man!
- A candy so he doesn't cry.
- And a toy so he plays.
Yes.
I' m rich.
Where's he?
Where's the ill boy?
I' m the doctor.
I' m the doctor.
Look how ill he is!
He's not ill. He has got over!
She cured him.
- With snake skin, I guess.
- You must know it's good...
...for rheumatism.
I've have just
learned about the child.
If we deal with a scorpion
sting, he's still in danger.
Can you cure him?
There's still time.
That boy's perfectly fine.
Don't be scared, Quino.
On your heart.
Come with me.
Look.
Look, my friend.
Your son is fine.
I warn you...
Be careful.
Those men...
...want to steal...
...your pearl.
Look...
I...
...have pearls too.
Let me see yours.
Let me touch it.
Only... touch it.
Please.
Don't carry it with you.
Hide it.
Drink it.
Men leave their wives
at home.
That proves that wives
are good. Come on!
You have a good wife.
Don't worry about her.
Go ahead. Drink!
She didn't want to be alone.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Come on. Drink!
We've never been apart.
Things have changed.
You' re rich now.
You have to behave as
a rich man.
Of course, man! Let's go.
Come!
I...
...am a rich man.
- For the rich!
- The new rich!
I have...
...the best wife.
- For the best wife!
The best!
My son...
...will read.
He'll read...
...all the books of the world.
- For your son!
For your son, the wise man!
Bring me a lion!
Bring me a crocodile!
Bring me all of them!
And I really can't stand
Juan Pablo Gmez at all!
Bring me a ghost!
Bring me the priest!
I'll kick the
Popocatpetl's ass!
What's wrong?
You hit your friends. You
nearly killed a friend who...
...Ioves you.
Are you crazy or you have
the devil inside?
Forgive me.
Forgive me, please.
I forgive you, man.
Tonight's for having fun.
Let's go.
You, get lost!
The bastard wasn't
carrying it.
He fooled us.
He hid it.
I feel like cutting his...
Juana!
Juana!
My wife...
I' m so...
...grateful to you.
Cover your son.
You think...
...that I' m strong, Juana.
But...
...strength...
...is you...
...only you...
...my love...
...Juana.
Everything's so black...
Juana...
...help me.
Don't leave me, Juana.
Juana!
- Where is it?
- Where is it?
Don't you remember?
Don't you remember?
You don't remember, eh?
You don't remember?
- I remember.
- Did you lose it?
You lost it?
You lost it?
No.
I didn't.
I...
...hid it.
Where?
Where? Where?
Where?
Where?
Under...
...the Virgen.
She...
...takes care of it.
He fooled us.
Juana!
- I lost our pearl!
- No, Quino.
I have it.
When those people become
rich...
...only God knows what
will happen.
Understood?
I want no mistakes.
Excuse us.
- What about you?
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