Two Lost in a Dirty Night
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- 2002
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TWO LOST IN A DIRTY NIGH - 2 Perdidos numa Noite Suja -
Mom, I'm sorry I haven't
written. But I'm too busy.
I'm not complaining. It's all
going according to my plans.
I told you, I'd come
to America and make it.
And here I am.
In New York, a good job, making
a lot of dollars, a nice home.
It's life as it could be.
I miss you.
I wish you were here
to see me well.
Why don't you come?
to buy you an air ticket.
I know you're scared to death
of planes, but it'd be nice.
Well, I'm going now.
I've got to go to bed.
Bless me, mom.
Your son who misses you,
Antonio Carlos.
Dear mom, going back today...
I recalled the day I arrived
here, five years ago.
And I remembered my first
visit to the Statue of Liberty.
On that day, looking at it,
I felt like an ant...
but I wasn't afraid.
I felt protected...
as if that were a great mother
welcoming all her children.
The Statue was built
right there...
at the entrance to America.
And it's been there telling
newcomers like I was then...
that this is our place.
And I haven't forgotten that.
That's how I feel today,
going back home once again.
- Paco?
- Son of a b*tch!
- Sh*t, Tonho!
- What are you doing here?
I live here!
I thought you'd gone for good.
Why would I do that?
And give away such a nice place.
You weren't here
when the police came.
I spent some days away,
Or should I just sit here
for them to catch me?
- Who's is the idiot here?
- You're always the same, Paco.
Yeah, but I'm no snitch
Who's is a snitch?
How come the police came
after me?
You couldn't take the woopin'
and told them everything!
I didn't say a word!
Yeah, right. If I didn't run fast
enough, I'd be locked up too.
You're a freakin' snitch Antonio.
I bet they didn't have
to drag it out of ya'.
My name, my story
you just gave it all up.
I didn't say a word!
My sentence was double!
only, had I told your name!
What a friend! Your
loyalty is so moving.
I should have told them.
I was arrested because of you.
Because of me?
You were arrested
because you're stupid, man.
Only a dumb ass
would set a cop up.
You're a stupid, retarded, loser.
You deserved to be caught.
The "Tonho Man" rap.
Reality?
He doesn't know what that is
Tonho Man, listening my rap
Look at his face
He doesn't believe it
And would come back in style
Forget it, Tonho
With your mind you'll die
But you will never see any cash
Look at his face
He doesn't believe it
And would come back in style
Stop that, Paco!
I told you to stop!
I told you to shut up.
- I was just kidding.
- Am I laughing?
Won't you tell me?
What?
How was it in jail?
Six months is a long time.
I see you worked out a lot.
You got big and all cut. I bet you
spent the whole time working out.
Forget it, Paco!
I like the look.
You're strong, well fed.
Come to think of it,
jail was good for you.
just pumping out...
three meals a day.
That's not bad!
- It's better than many hotels.
- Let me read in peace.
Were you their "b*tch"?
- What?
- Were you used and abused?
Fresh meat in jail is a feast!
You're no special meat,
but they had to do you.
Tell me, Tonho.
It was a party, wasn't it?
Cut the bullshit!
The b*tch is hurt, is that it?
Do you miss your "man"?
Tell me, come on! Did it hurt?
They say it burns like hell!
It hurts in the beginning, but
you end up getting used to it.
and can't stop doing it.
Tell me!
You did like it, didn't you?
I'm serious, Paco!
I'm warning you...
What about panties?
Did you wear a bra?
I know people who went in
straight as an arrow...
and next day were wearing
girdles and high heels.
I bet your "man" made you wear
panties and bra all the time.
It must have been something!
Panties ridding up you ass...
all very "buttocks up".
Tonho b*tch ass here...
Tonho b*tch ass there,
shaking your ass around...
And them all whistling,
trying to get a piece of you.
But your "man" was alert,
looking after you...
- "Tonho b*tch ass is mine!"
- Stop it, Paco!
Damn!
What the hell did I do?
Talk to me, Rita!
I'm sorry! I'm sorry!
Thank God! I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, I lost it.
I've told you,
not to call me Rita.
My name is Paco.
I'm sorry, Paco.
Damn...
- You've really hurt me man...
- I asked you to stop.
- You can't take anything, can you?
- Forget it, it's all right.
It's all right
because it wasn't with you.
This isn't over.
You'll pay for that.
Don't you forget it.
What? Are you threatening me?
What are you gonna do about it?
Haven't you quit that sh*t yet?
Leave me alone.
I wonder how you're still alive.
You're all bones.
I can still handle a lot, man.
My clientele doesn't complain.
There are all kinds of
freaks in this world
The world is full
of kinky bastards.
- Get out of here!
- Why?
You too?
Just my luck! Twenty million people
in this f***ing city...
and I come across a Brazilian
Is your life always like this?
Always messy?
Not always.
Most of my clients are nice.
Now and then there is
a violent maniac.
And what do you do
when I'm not around to help?
Don't flatter yourself.
I can defend myself.
I see that
I'd get rid of the bastard
in two seconds
He'd end up with more holes
than Swiss cheese.
What's your name?
Tonho.
- Antonio Carlos. And yours?
- Paco.
Paco?
Yeah, Paco.
- That's not a woman's name.
- So what?
- Have you got a place?
- Of course! You think I'm homeless?
That's not it. I live nearby.
If you want to rest.
Hey, man. Don't get any ideas!
No. I'm just asking
if you want to take a nap.
Yeah, right. Take a nap with you.
No, just a nap.
It's a huge place
Do you think I'm stupid?
Didn't you see the pliers?
Man,
I'm just trying to do you a favor!
And how should I pay for it?
With a blow job?
Geez girl, you don't understand.
I don't want anything
- Is it nearby?
- Yeah.
Are you one of those people
who miss Brazil a lot?
some day.
I came to work,
to make some money.
I want to go back in style,
full of dollars.
- Do you think about going back?
- No.
- Will you stay here forever?
- All I want from Brazil is distance
- May I smoke?
- Fell free.
Isn't that harmful?
No way.
It's very good.
- Do you want a hit?
- Pass. I'll stick to my beer
There's a lot of pigeons
in this damn place!
How long have you been here?
Five years.
Five years
When I came,
They all think that.
It was very hard in Brazil.
I couldn't get a job.
I met some guys from Valadares
who had come here.
They told me to come,
that I'd make it.
I gathered all the cash I had
and owed and bought a ticket.
Mom gave me some money.
Poor mom... all her savings
But I'll pay her back every cent
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