Two Lost in a Dirty Night Page #2
- Year:
- 2002
- 100 min
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Because it was all set.
Including a lawyer to get me
a green card.
What?
I had to give 30% of my income
to the old b*tch.
Damn, that sucks!
But I had my green card.
I was legal,
I was going to find a job.
- It was all according to plans.
- And something came out wrong.
Yeah.
I can't understand.
I studied, you know?
I know electronics,
I can handle a computer.
I'm educated! I never ran
from work, I like it
But in spite of it all,
it didn't work out all right.
When I think is going to be fine,
it happens the other way around.
I don't know why. I think...
that people look at me
as if I had something.
They're suspicious,
as if I had a problem.
Tell me, Tonho.
Sit down over here!
Say it!
Say it. Through, think, there.
Are you kidding me?
- The "th" is hard
- You're saying I don't speak English?
- Barely
- I can speak it very well!
Damn, man!
Spit that sock out of you mouth
Of course you can't get a job.
You don't speak their language.
What do you mean, girl?
Are you kidding me?
- Relax.
- I speak it well. Very well.
I can say that too. Big deal.
Why do I have to say it?
I've got my green card.
- I bet you don't have one.
- I do.
I don't believe you. You're kidding me.
I bet you're illegal.
You're stupid, man.
I'm not illegal.
How did you get in the country?
You're not old enough
to travel alone!
How old are you? 17?
I bet you're under of age.
- You ran away from home.
- I didn't.
Does your father know
you're here?
He can't tell what to do
You look like someone
who's run away.
I bet your father is desperate
in Brazil, looking for you.
F*** my father!
That's it! You both argued
and you ran away.
Is your father pissed off
because you're a les?
- Who told you I'm a les?
- Aren't you?
- Where did you get that idea?
- Well, you look like a les.
I'm no lesbian, got it?
I'm no lesbian!
- What's your name?
- I've told you, Paco.
- Real name, girl's name.
- Paco! My name's Paco!
There you are, a les's name.
I'm no les, damn it!
I'm not! Leave me alone!
Don't touch me!
Don't touch me.
Easy! I'm not doing anything.
- I'm sorry. I was just kidding.
- Don't you ever touch me again.
Easy, girl.
Put that thing away.
I'm leaving.
Wait! Stay here.
It's big enough here.
For both of us.
Yo man, are you trying to mess
with me? Is that it?
That wasn't the plan.
I just want some company.
Someone to talk to me.
Are you serious?
Stay with me.
- Don't you do anything stupid.
- Relax.
All I want is a friend.
All right. You've called me.
Don't complain.
I won't complain.
Are you hungry?
- Paco, are you hungry?
- What?
I asked if you're hungry.
I'm beyond the stage of eating.
I only feed my spirit now.
Do you want some?
It's not a big deal,
but it kills the hunger.
I told you I didn't need that.
Come on. Don't be so proud.
You need some meat on those bones
What are you laughing at?
Do you need all that style
to eat this grub?
Sweetie, I'm very elegant.
I wasn't born in the country side,
like some people.
I was born in a golden cradle.
Are you that elegant
on a blow job?
No doubts!
Do you want me to prove it?
I didn't know you could sing.
You think I came to America
just for the blow jobs?
- You're good!
- I'm very good at it!
Don't you forget it!
In a year, I'll be more famous
than Madonna.
You'll get into a store and
you'll find lots of my CD's.
All I need is finding the right
person at the right time.
I've got it all planned, Tonho.
My point is close to the Island
The recording company.
One of these days I get
a big shot as a client...
and from a blow job
to the other, I sell myself.
He'll see I can use my mouth
for more profitable things.
I'm leaving.
Are you going out?
I'm going back to Brazil.
I'm the one who smokes,
you're the one who's high?
- Go back to Brazil, man?
- I can't stay here any more.
- And in Brazil you'll be okay.
- It's impossible to be worse.
I came to America to get
better. What did I get?
To end up in jail.
Forget it! To have been used
in jail is no good reason.
My life is sh*t.
You're too sensitive.
We're in America.
- Anything is possible.
- I haven't got anything.
Because you're a wuss.
I can get anything I want
When I can get it easily,
I use my pliers and take it
I'm going back to Brazil, Paco.
Alright. If that's it,
have a nice trip back.
May I keep your place for myself?
You may, damn it.
My land has palm trees
Where the sabia sings
Birds that sing around here
Don't sing as they do there
May God not let me die
Before I go back there
- Paco, I mean it!
- Alright then.
But tell me just one thing.
How do you intend to go back?
Swimming?
A ticket back costs US$500.
Have you got the money?
No, I don't.
But I'll get it.
How?
All you do is to cry.
Who were those guys? Cops?
Worse.
Immigration
They were after you.
What do they want with me?
I'm legal.
I have a green card.
I don't know.
They asked lots of questions
about you.
Your whereabouts,
what time you'd come back.
The color of your underwear.
They seem to know
you are on parole.
- What did you say?
- Nothing.
I don't understand! Why are
they after me, just like that?
Maybe they've found out
you served some time.
That's not their business!
They have nothing
to do with that.
I remember now.
What?
Something one of them said.
You should renew the card
- What do you mean?
- Your green card. It's expired.
- Puff! Into thin air
- What kind of joke is that?
It seems your old lady decided
to request marriage annulment.
What?
Are you deaf? She wants
to make it void, to get out.
Maybe a younger one came
about, with more money.
She wants to get rid of you.
That b*tch can't do that!
You left the old b*tch,
now you gotta pay for it
You know, it serves you right.
Damn, Paco! I get screwed
and you laugh at it!
You wanted to go back to Brazil
but had no money. You're lucky.
Immigration will take care
of sending you back
They'll give you a free ticket
for you to go back to mommy.
The thing is that you're going
in cuffs, like a thief.
And maybe you'll get beaten,
for trying to pull one over
Damn Tonho, so what if
you gotta take beaten?
They're sending you home anyway.
No, no way.
Isn't it what you wanted?
To go back to Brazil?
- Not like that.
- What? You wanted first class?
What are they going to think?
They think I'm well off here!
What will they think knowing
I was expelled as a sick dog?
No.
You mean in Valadares they all
think you're big shot?
They think I'm well off,
I have a good job...
I live in a nice place.
What can I do now?
They only way is killing
the b*tch. To become a widower.
That's it, man!
Besides the green card,
you get a pension, inheritance.
The old bag may have some money
stuck under the mattress
We kill the old lady
and get the inheritance!
Shut up!
You're driving me crazy!
The b*tch is upset.
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