Huacho

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They kingdom come...

They will be done...

Let me sleep

a little longer.

Sweetie.

Come on, wake up.

Wake up.

You have to go to school.

Every day the same, come on, sit up!

Sit up.

Try to wake up.

- Just a little longer.

- No discussion! Come on.

How are you?

Open your eyes,

wake up...

Youll be late.

- Moming, Mom.

- Good morning.

- Sleep well?

- Yes. You?

Me too.

- I'll fill the kettle, don't worry...

- Ok.

Busy, just a moment!

Hey there, chicky!

You havent laid a single egg. Lazy!

How about you?

Any chicks?

The hen we have brooding

hasnt hatched a single chick.

Well need to change the eggs.

Yes, you need to have some chicks.

- Morning, Dad. Sleep well?

- Yes.

You take forever in the bathroom.

- Ill make Manuels breakfast.

- Ok.

Manuel, are you

asleep again?

Wake up, sweetie.

Wake up... Manuelito...

You have to go to school, honey.

Come here.

Wake up. How can you sleep so late?

You have to go to school.

Always the same story.

Talk to me, so I know youre awake.

- Hello.

- "Hello".

- Dont you want to go to school?

- I'm sleepy.

You should go to bed earlier.

What time are they picking you up, Dad?

They shouldve already come.

Im still waiting.

You are not

working today?

Maybe I will,

maybe I wont.

"Maybe I will,

maybe I won't."

You always doing

the same thing!

You better

button up your shirt.

Hes stealing

chocolate again.

Manuel, hurry up!

Manuel!

Coming!

There you go

with your TV.

- He was smart.

- That was your father in law

You used to tell jokes

and make up stories, too.

Once in a while.

Drink your milk.

Look, Mom!

Grandpas been eating

my chocolate again.

Just to taste...

You know Manuel

doesnt like it.

At least take the spoon

out, so he wont notice.

You need to be smarter,

if you dont want to get caught.

You can buy

him a new jar.

A power outage.

A power outage.

- Go check the fuse box

- Go, check the fuses.

Watch out for Grandpa.

Its not the fuse box.

Here.

Here.

Meat. Theres meat in it.

Where are the ripe ones?

This milks watered-down.

- Good morning

- Good morning

- How are you, Mrs. Clemira?

- Fine and you?

- Busy working.

- Always working...

Listen, I have

some bad news.

Why?

The boss raised

the price of milk.

- How much?

- 250 pesos per liter.

Thats too much.

Ill go to Guzmans.

Guzmans raised

the price, too.

Same price...

With this drought, the cows

dont have anything to eat.

I need the same as usual,

but I dont have enough money.

You can pay the

difference next time.

Which ones

are selling better?

"Los Nigga..."

"Marco Antonio Sols"

So we need to order

more of those.

Well see what we can do.

Well go buy more in the city.

"Los Charros de Lumaco"?

Got it.

Take care, bye.

Thanks, Mrs. Clemira.

I was calling

a friend.

We are selling

some CDs,

to make a little

extra money.

Farm work

isnt enough.

Don't hold the

reigns so tight.

Don't worry,

I know this horse.

There you go,

Mrs. Clemira.

Bring me a CD of

"Los Charros de Lumaco..."

to make up for the

water in your milk.

Still no light.

Wilson told me they were

going to raise the price.

And you wouldn't

believe it!

Theres no smoke

without fire!

I didn't want to

believe it either.

If milk goes up, we should

raise the price of cheese.

- To 1,500.

- At least!

- Yeah, at 1.500.

- Yeah, agreed.

We wont take

it lying down!

Lets try that price for a week.

Or else, better stay home.

Drinking mate!

No way, well grow old and fat.

Eating all that cheese...

Can't say were

skinny as it is!

I want two!

Two? A dozen for you!

- How much for the cheese?

- 1,500.

Thats too expensive.

Everything has

gone up, cheese, too.

In Chillan, I can

get them for 1,000.

Maybe theyre smaller.

Not really, and

theyre quite good.

Well, do as you wish.

- Can you show me how big they are?

- Yes.

Thats a bit expensive.

Maybe next time...

All right, bye-bye.

- Marco Antonio Solis.

- I don't like that guy.

He sings romantic songs.

Im a romantic.

So am I, but I

didn't like him.

Did you like

the comedians?

Only Kramer.

He saved the day!

What about Chayane?

- We use cows milk.

- And how much are they?

- Each?

- Each.

Do you do it

all by yourself?

Ill get the milk, make the

cheese and come here to sell it.

Right now, I'm

going to San Carlos.

Theyll go bad if

I take them now.

Ill buy some on

my way back.

All right.

Rosi, how many

did Cristi sell?

One. Its better

than nothing!

- Made fresh, very good!

- Ok, give me one.

You wont regret it.

If I do, I'll come

back to complain!

No, youll love it. Youll

come back for more.

Thank you.

Have a safe trip.

Hello my boys,

how are my "huachitos"?

- Why arent you wearing your smocks?

- Its too hot, mommy

Youll get yourselves dirty!

- Bye Clemi.

- Bye, bye.

- See you tomorrow.

- See you tomorrow.

Lets go drink

something cool at home.

- Good afternoon

- How much is the cheese?

- 1,500 pesos.

- 1,500? More than the others?

The other ladies are

charging 1,000 pesos.

We agreed on 1,500!

No, theyre selling

them for 1,000.

Look, wed like two cheeses

Could you make an effort?

Two for 1,500.

Thats not enough.

But thats the price in

Chillan, 700, 800 pesos...

At this hour you wont

sell them anyway!

We won't tell the others.

- Ok, but don't tell anyone.

- Well keep the secret, dont worry.

Thank you.

- Thanks very much.

- Bye.

- How much for the cheese?

- 1.000 pesos.

- Ill take two, please.

- Ok.

- Thank you.

- Bye.

- Mrs. Clemi, Im leaving.

- Already?

- Im too tired.

- Did you sell everything?

I have two left, but

Im taking them home.

I might eat one myself.

Whats that?

My grandson

made it for me.

- On the computer?

- Yes.

Its hard to read,

but its pretty.

- Are you leaving, Mrs. Clemira?

- In a little while.

Im waiting for Manuel, but if

he doesnt come I will go alone

- Alone?

- Yes...

Im going home, too.

Because its late and

there are no more customers.

- See you tomorrow.

- Ok, bye.

Go check the fuse box.

Watch out for Grandpa.

- Its not the fuse box

- What could it be?

- Did you pay the bill?

- Of course Mom, thats why I went to Chillan.

Dad, maybe its

the whole area.

Manuel, unplug the TV

and the fridge.

- Maybe someone is stealing the cables.

- Yeah, people do that these days.

- This power outage reminds me of a story...

- Hurry up, Manuel.

...about when my

father was a worker...

One day, he went to

Lautaro for his pay...

On his way back,

he had to walk through

a 500-meter-long tunnel.

And in the middle of it,

the light went off,

just like now.

Suddenly, he was

attacked by striking miners.

Who were asking

for a pay raise.

Raising their pickaxes,

they shouted "Get him!"

- Mom, can I have 1,000 pesos?

- Thats too much.

So the leader said: "Since you are a miner

like us we will help you, brother"...

Listen to Grandpa.

So all the miners chipped in some

money for my father to take...

- 400?

- I said no!

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