Faro Page #2

Synopsis: At the top of a solitary stone island, called Morro of Santa Marta, is a lighthouse that with its light sets the times and illuminates the story of our four characters: Angel, the old lighthouse keeper whose days are numbered and has still a promise pending to fulfill; Dolores, the woman who abandoned him twenty years ago vowing never to watch him again, and Genaro and Ophelia, two castaways forced to choose between a dream of love in a distant land and the duty to safeguard the dignity of this lonely place forgotten by the world. Is the story of men who do not want to resign to their duties and women who do not want to quit their dreams.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Year:
2013
83 min
43 Views


- You wanted to eat with the staff.

Did I?

- How did you and Mom meet?

- I've told you before.

Do it again. Please.

It was at Lars and Kiki Backs' wedding.

We saw each other, and we

danced together all evening.

We went out and kissed behind the house.

It was in the winter around Christmas,

so the stars were out.

How do you want to die?

I don't understand.

Why did she do it?

She didn't know what she was doing.

Did she say anything about me

or write a letter?

- Or leave a keepsake?

- No.

She neither said or wrote anything.

She took the tablets, then it was over.

And she was gone.

- I hate her.

- She was ill.

- I hate her anyway.

- You do not.

- You would not know.

- Yes.

You have been on the same page

for half an hour.

Hello!

Come on now!

Now I've got you!

- What tickles the most?

- The eyes.

That means a place by the sea.

We must go to the same place.

See how many children I will have.

- Now?

- The upper lip.

Three. Three children.

- Maybe they have gone abroad?

- I don't think so.

Two months have passed.

I retire in October.

I will solve this case before then.

That girl will be returned to his family,

is doing well and is safe.

- We'll find him.

- And her.

We'll find them.

What do you think?

Needs potatoes.

We can not stay here.

We must leave.

- Where do we go?

- We must go to Faro.

We can build the house.

After we do that, we can handle

everything else, no?

Watch.

There's something down there.

There!

There!

You must come down and see it.

There's a whole forest underwater

- I forgot my mom's picture.

- Never mind. We can't go back.

Wait here. I'll get it.

No, Hella.

Hella?

Hello, Hella. So this is where you are?

So glad we found it.

We'll help you.

Are you hungry?

You are probably starving.

Let go of me!

Help me, for Christ's sake!

- Let go of her!

- Dad!

Put the gun down!

- Run!

- Wait!

- Stop him!

- Stop, I said!

Shoot, damn it! Shoot !

Stop, I said!

Stop!

Come back!

Come back!

No! You might hit the girl!

No!

No!

No!

I'm not that hungry.

You should eat.

You...

You have to go on alone now.

You're much better off without me.

- Can't you explain to them?

- How is that possible?

I don't know what you mean.

That you give up.

You don't mean any harm.

I will come along later.

It was just a nightmare.

I'm just so scared all the time.

I've been afraid all my life.

I don't think so.

I think you are brave.

I shot him in the back.

He tried to run away,

so I shot him in the back.

He had a young son.

Here we are!

Hello!

Here we are!

Hello!

Wait! We are here !

Help!

Stop!

Hey.

You fought well?

Yes.

For a berry.

You picked berries.

I'm sorry

When you get older,

can you take someone with you here.

Show them the forest under water.

It was you who found it.

You can be anything.

Whatever you want.

Don't be nervous.

Don't be nervous.

- Dad?

- We will say no more now.

I'll see you tomorrow. Just like

so often before.

Goodbye, darling.

Have a good life.

Subs English by OlFa

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