The Killer
- Year:
- 2017
- 99 min
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Blondie! What the hell, come back!
Come back, kids.
Hello, sir.
Excuse my kids.
We are just passing through.
Don't worry.
Let the kids rest a bit.
And you...
...make us some coffee.
Come on, let's go.
You heard it.
You two go sit over there, on that stump.
Damn!
I'm not good at making coffee.
I'm better at telling stories.
Let me make the coffee.
You sit here...
...and tell us a story.
Back in the days, north of these lands,
there were bad men.
Everything that breathed
and they didn't like, they killed.
Life wasn't worth much over there.
Bad men are everywhere.
Wimps too.
Yes.
But there, it was different.
Different, how?
Back then, only those who really deserved
to live survived.
Back then?
Yeah...
The days of the Cangao.
Tell us this story already.
Go ahead, man.
Do your poetry.
For God's sake, Corisco.
Do your singing, man.
We'll appreciate it. Right, fellows?
Yeah!
The monkeys have been killing
And will kill many more
And the strength of the Cangao
The monkeys of the roving patrol
Each Cangaceiro corpse
Is exhibited like a trophy
And the Cangao is finally tasting
The sour bitterness
I admire the rovers
And their disposition
Bringing an end to the Cangao
And peace to the arid badlands
And the feared Lampio
This time the rovers
Will have no bad omen
They'll catch the fearless Corisco
The blond devil
And they will exhibit his head
Along with his leather hat
I recited...
Let's go.
Damn.
The badlands are a dry,
hard and cruel place.
The bushes are uneven,
spiky,
and the soil is cracked.
Anything growing in there
must be brave and strong to survive.
one of the world's most valuable gems,
the Paraba Tourmaline.
Even more valuable than diamonds.
It was blue and very powerful.
It was even said to be cursed.
Any man who would stain
his blood with this stone,
would be cursed and have his soul
sold to the devil.
Some families would lose everything
they had and starve, because of the stone.
That's why it was common to find
babies left in the woods.
The families that couldn't raise them
would feed the animals to eat them later.
But you couldn't stare
at the eyes of the babies,
or it would get into you, and it would
be hard to get rid of it later.
This guy was the greatest killer
in all of the badlands.
Until he ended up in Gringo's list.
The killer of killers.
Today you die, you son of a b*tch.
his birth name was Janurio.
Once, seven men tied
Janurio's brother to a tree
and skinned him alive.
Janurio killed all seven of them.
Then he pulled out an ear of each of them
salted, pulled a string through
and made a necklace out of them.
Soon he was known as Seven Ears.
Seven Ears taught him
all the important things in life.
everything that crawls,
walks and flies is edible,
but you only kill
what you're going to eat.
He told me that everything he learned
about weapons was from Seven Ears.
For example,
he taught him that the bullet tip
means more than the caliber,
and that each one does a different damage.
Seven Ears taught him
how to set a trap to hunt at night.
And the most important thing,
Seven Ears taught him how to kill.
Every detail counts.
Your clothes cannot be visible,
you have to breathe quietly,
and the main thing,
your mind must be empty.
If you think about the boar's offspring,
you won't kill it.
Seven Ears never let him
leave the badlands.
They had everything they needed.
The only thing he knew about Men's Town
were the chapbooks
Seven Ears brought from there.
Men's Town was the closest village around,
over a moon and a half away.
His dream was
to get to know that place one day.
When Seven Ears would go to Men's town,
he'd make a doll of Seven Ears,
to make sure he was coming back.
Seven Ears said that if the doll was fine,
he'd be fine too.
As time went by, he grew up,
and Seven Ears never came back again.
Every now and then he'd think
but he would get scared
whenever he thought about the last time
he tried to cross the badlands.
Eventually, he built up the courage
and decided he wouldn't come back
without Seven Ears.
He knew all types of animal dens
in the badlands,
but he had never seen
where man hid himself.
He knew those little colorful stones,
and he knew Seven Ears liked them.
Are you trying to get killed,
son of a gun?
When someone's up to no good,
you can see in their eyes.
It's the same for every animal.
It was the first time he killed a man.
He started out very well.
Slash, Dry-mouth,
and the Peruvian.
They were the three most wanted hitmen
in Pernambuco.
He wandered the rest of the night
trying to find Seven Ears.
POLICE:
As a reward for killing those men,
he got three Paraba tourmalines.
He had a hard time understanding
how such a little pebble
was worth more than someone's life.
It wouldn't quench his thirst,
neither did it feed him,
nor it brought dead men alive.
Why did people love those pebbles so much?
people going through their activities.
It was like watching the badlands animals.
Each one was different.
He saw that the villagers also had a doll,
waiting for his return.
That night,
he stood awake, thinking that Seven Ears
could have also turned into a pebble.
He got upset and wanted to clear that up,
and he asked the guy who had rewarded him
if he knew Seven Ears.
He told him to talk to some Frenchman:
Monsieur Blanchard.
The owner of the town.
Maria.
Did Pierre behave?
Oui, Monsieur.
Parfait.
My son is perfect.
Anyway,
it is not an easy thing.
These guys are so stupid.
Bonjour, monsieurs.
So,
Monsieur Blanchard, my client
does not agree with his brother,
thus he decided not to sell you
the land in Petrolina.
Really?
That's right, Frenchman.
That land belongs to my brother and me.
And if he decides to sell it
to our parents' murderer,
he'll have to settle his
sins with the devil.
I am not selling my land to you.
You hear me?
You took everything from me.
We can now negotiate
with his brother,
who will probably
be a bit more reasonable.
Monsieur Blanchard
was a different type,
who spoke a language no one understood.
That's why he used
Deaf-Mute for translation.
He fled his country with nowhere to go.
Suddenly, working in the mines,
of a generous size,
and was cursed by it.
He got rich
exploiting the townspeople.
Have you seen the 8th wonder of the world?
Take a look.
Monsieur Blanchard
brought the love of his life
from his country,
the daughter of the
brothel owner from where he lived.
Death.
Mme. Blanchard.
Magnificent.
A lady with strong personality...
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