Post Tenebras Lux

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Cows!

Cows!

Cows!

Cows!

Donkeys!

No doggies!

No doggies!

No.

Mummy!

Guera.

Moon.

Home.

Eleazar.

Daddy.

Daddy.

Rut. Eleazar.

My mummy-

Mummy!

Mummy!

Hello, dear. Good morning.

Softly, darling.

Eleazar's still sleeping.

...nimals.

Animals?

Did you dream of animals?

- Was it the giraffe, your favourite?

- Yes.

- Or was it cows, my love?

- Out.

Do you want to come out, sweetie?

Let me just pick up this mess.

Mummy.

What's Mummy's name, darling?

Natalia.

Come on. Look who's sleeping there.

- Who?

- Who's sleeping there?

- Who?

- Who's sleeping there? Who is he?

- Who is he?

- Who?

Shall we wake him up?

No. No.

- Don't you want to wake him up?

- No.

Here I am!

Look who's here! Eleazar.

Eleazar is here, dear.

Did you see that?

Naughty boy.

Wake up! Wake up!

Eleazar.

What's the matter

with this noisy family?

Now you're getting a good tickling!

Stop it! Stop it!

My little meatball!

Did you sleep well?

Do you want a crane?

You're getting an extra tickling.

Stop it! Stop it!

- Do you want it in a cup?

- No, no, in a bottle.

Hang on, let me explain.

Mum didn't prepare any bottles.

Cos... Cos sometimes I do this...

I want water.

- Good morning, Jarro!

- Good morning, Juan.

Jarrito, can I borrow your camera again?

I need to take...

Bela, Guera!

Come here, dogs! Bela!

Let me come over, Juan.

Apple! Hurry up!

Bela!

Come here, dogs. Bela, come here.

Where were you?

Guera.

Apple...

I was calling you and you didn't come.

And you? I didn't see you all night.

You too, naughty.

Naughty, both of you.

F***...

Not again. Who did that?

Who was it?

Was it you, Martita?

Keep still! Keep still!

Keep still!

Why did you do that? F***ing b*tch!

Don't bite me! F***ing dog!

Why d'you do that?

Keep still! Keep still, don't move!

Don't bite me, damn it!

You dirty b*tch!

Why did you do that?

Don't move.

Don't bite me again!

Keep still!

Here!

Stop it, Juan!

Stop!

Just a second, Jarro.

OK, Juan.

Just some exercise with the dogs, son.

Eleazar!

Come here, my little cockroach!

You wretch, why do you run away?

I have to chase you

all around the house.

Let's go see Jarro.

Damned dogs!

They're so naughty.

Listen,

I want to borrow your camera again.

The photos were all dark.

- Your camera is crap, man.

- That's odd.

It's a good camera. Three megapictures.

- No way!

- Megapictures!

He got it in a cereal box.

His... can you see?

Did you see the hummingbirds

this morning?

I did. They're beautiful.

There's birds everywhere.

Well, back to work and remember the...

- The camera. Bring it over.

- I'll go get it.

OK, thanks.

Time for breakfast, little worm.

Good afternoon, brothers.

My name is Daniel Colorado.

Many of you know me as R2-D2.

I want to tell you about the harm

that I have caused to my family

as I led my nephew

when he was only ten years old

into alcoholism.

I've made the mistake of...

How do I say this?

Getting him wasted,

forcing him to drink.

I know that's wrong.

It's harmed the whole family.

But, well, in a talk I'll give later,

I'll give you more details

about how the AA group

can help us to correct...

...to correct this young man's...

...this young man's path.

Now that I've led him... astray.

But as I said, I'll tell you

about that another time.

R2-D2, thanks for so kindly

sharing your experience with us.

Let's hear from The Toad

about his experience.

Let's see what he says.

Good afternoon, everyone.

My name is Jos Luis Martinez Jimnez.

I fix and install

curtains, paint, plaster.

My nickname is The Toad.

I'm an honest worker.

I make my money

with the sweat of my brow.

I have to work hard to earn it.

It's a shame that I waste it...

I waste it on...

...on prostitutes!

And I think... I'm making progress, yes.

Bit by bit, I'm leaving my vices behind,

such as alcohol, weed, coke,

thanks to this group.

I want to tell you

that I've earned my living honestly,

working as an iron-smith,

doing curtains, painting, plastering,

even as a bricklayer.

But I've never seen my money.

I always wake up without a cent.

Thank you.

Thanks, brother.

Who's next? Let's see...

You, Seven!

Good afternoon, brothers.

Well, all of you know me already.

They call me Seven.

Today, I brought a friend with me.

A guest, I suppose.

He's a friend of mine.

Well, he was my boss.

Now I think of him as a friend...

But... Well, I did some work

in his house.

I took care of the plumbing,

the electricity,

I installed plenty of cables,

only the best.

The best pipes.

Just Condumex, Nacobre.

He had installed a submersible

Grundfos pump, 1/2 hp,

Rexolite brand CPVC only

Plica tube, Liquatite tube,

RD26 for gas plumbing, L class.

He also had PAR bulbs installed,

economy bulbs in his main patio,

three-way switches,

three-phase contacts,

and LED bulbs so... Well...

So everything is well done

from start to finish!

Today he's joined us because he's got...

some worries, or he has... a problem.

I invited him to come to the sessions.

He agreed to come

because he's interested.

Everyone in the village knows him

or has seen him.

Juanito, a good guy

who wants to meet you all.

Good morning.

Good morning, sir.

See you on Thursday.

- Goodbye, brothers.

- Goodbye.

- What do you think then, Juan?

- Let's wait till they leave...

See you tomorrow at seven!

Wait a sec, Juan. What?

Tomorrow at seven!

Yes, at seven.

OK, let's go now...

No, sit down for a while.

Sit down, Juan.

What's up?

So do you lend them this house?

When I came up here,

they lent me the land and I built it,

but now I lend it to them.

I don't make any money off it

or anything.

- It's just to help them out.

- And now? Where do you live?

I've got a better house.

I just lived here when I arrived.

How did you end up here?

It's a long story, man,

but I'll make it short.

Tell me, tell me...

When I was a boy, about 13,

it was just another day in my house.

I was sitting on the sofa watching TV,

and I heard noises from another room.

So I peeped in.

There was my dad

and my 15-year-old sister having sex.

He was a f***ing alcoholic.

He left us, my mum, my brothers.

He f***ed off. They had a family.

I did everything I could

to f*** the idiot up,

but I only f***ed myself up.

I ended up on drugs, alcohol.

I was a thief, too.

Total f***ing mess, my friend.

I also had a family.

Haven't seen them since. I had kids.

How come you didn't see them again?

I battered my wife, kids. I was cruel.

I was alright,

but I was an alcoholic, a drug addict.

They forced me into a clinic.

I was there six, seven months.

I don't know where they are now.

There was nothing left in the house,

not even a light bulb.

So I ended up here.

Then I met these people and...

...with the help of my godfather,

the group and God,

I hope to see them again one day.

So what's your problem, Juanito?

Mine's not really a problem

compared to what I've just heard.

Mine's just something small.

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