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Looking for Zorro
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Looking for Zorro follows Pablo, a single father, and his nine‑year‑old son Rafael, who embark on a rugged journey across the mountains of the Dominican Republic, searching for a horse named “Zorro.” Emotionally distant after the absence of Rafael’s mother, the pair must confront unresolved grief, intergenerational trauma, and resilience within father‑son bonds.
Directed by Wigner Duarte, Looking for Zorro evokes neorealist aesthetics and regional specificity. Its sparse, terrain‑driven cinematography by Domini Alcántara underscores themes of emotional distance and reconciliation amidst the rural topography (which symbolically merges Dominican and Caribbean geographies).
Blending personal storytelling with ethnographic texture, Looking for Zorro interrogates masculinity, rural identity, and affective labor through cinematic form.
"A welcome surprise that offers a heartfelt portrayal of father-son bonds in the Dominican countryside." — Félix Manuel Lora, El Nuevo Diario
"A personal odyssey that captures the emotional weight of loss and reconnection through a minimalist yet poetic journey." — Alfonso Quiñones, Diario Libre
"The performances by Guillermo Liriano Bass and Kendri Vicente Martínez are quietly powerful, conveying deep emotional resonance without sentimentality." — Félix Manuel Lora, Cinemadominicano.com
"By focusing on rural Dominican life, Buscando al Zorro manages to immerse the viewer in a culturally rich and emotionally intimate world." — Félix Manuel Lora, El Nuevo Diario
"Looking for Zorro signals a promising new voice in Caribbean cinema, blending authenticity with understated cinematic craft." — Cocalecas.net
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Pablo.
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Pablo!
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Rafael.
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Rafael, where’s Pablo?
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He went out drunk last night to get firewood
and he still hasn’t come back.
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When he comes back, tell him that
Dón José wants to speak to him. Don’t forget.
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No. I’ll let him know. Don’t worry.
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Your mom’s pigs are getting big, aren’t they?
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They’re ready to eat.
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Well, I have to go. Don’t forget to tell your dad.
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Ok.
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My ride.
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Pablo.
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Pablo!
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What?
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Dón Jose wants to see you!
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Help me up.
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How many times have I told you not
to call me “Pablo”?
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Hmm?
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Here. This is for calling me “Pablo”.
Call me “Dad”.
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A ride!
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If we had a motorcycle,
we would have been there already!
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Listen, kid.
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They drive those bikes like a bat out a hell.
They’re too fast.
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You should still buy one.
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I’ll buy one the day that you stop calling
me “Pablo”. Ungrateful child. Walk.
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ugh.
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A ride!
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Thanks.
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Good morning, Doña Marina.
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Good morning, Pablo. How are you?
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Good morning, Dón José.
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Ah, Pablo, I’ve been expecting you.
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How can I be of service?
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Follow me.
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Help me out.
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Rafael. Come.
Let’s get you something to eat.
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No, Doña Marina.
Don’t worry. He already ate.
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No. I haven’t eaten yet.
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Kid!
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Let’s go.
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Come. We have something
very important to discuss.
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Pablo, look at all of these cocoa beans.
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This harvest looks promising.
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Is Zorro ready to work?
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Of course, Dón José.
Zorro is always ready to work.
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Good, because I need someone
with experience, like you.
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I have new workers and I need someone
who can show them how to plant and then harvest.
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Basically, everything that you need to do on a farm.
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Rafael, how are you?
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Good.
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Do you think the guys want to work with me again?
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Don’t worry about that. I’ll talk to them.
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What about Josecito, Javier, Esteban, and the rest?
Where are they?
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They no longer work for me.
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I’ll be straight with you.
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I’m giving you this last chance.
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Last year, things didn’t end well because
of the situation with your wife.
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I understand, Dón José.
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So, where’s Zorro?
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I have him at home.
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Where?
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Well, then. It’s settled. I’ll see you next week.
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Alright, Dón José. Alright.
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Dón José!
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Could you give me an advance
to buy food for the pigs?
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Thank you so much.
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Rafael, let’s go!
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Cuckold! Cuckold! Cuckold!
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Damn, kid!
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Don’t trip now!
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What’s up, Luis?
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How are you?
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Good. Let me get a bottle of rum.
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Anything else?
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Give me one of those candies for the kid.
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Here.
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See you later.
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Here is your change.Thanks.
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Hurry, quick! Give me half a sack of feed.
The gossip is here!
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Oh! Dón Pablo. How are you?
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Everything’s good.
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Pablo?
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Pablo, I’m so happy that Dón José hired
you to work on the farm again.
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You’re a good worker, Pablo. You know your stuff.
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But Pablo, listen,
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the guys are not ok with this.
They don’t want to work with you again.
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I know that your wife left your life a mess,
but let’s try and make this year different and get along.
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That’s not how I feel. It’s how the guys feel.
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Ok!
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I have to go feed the pigs. Let’s go, Rafael.
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Rafael. When are we going to eat the pigs?
I’m starving.
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Dón Luis.
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Pablo, how are we going to get
Zorro back if we don't have it?
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Damn, kid! Don’t call me “Pablo”!
And I don’t know! I’m thinking!
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Antonio!
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Antonio!
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I’m back here!
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What do you need, Pablo?
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I need Zorro.
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For what? ‘Cause I can’t lend it to you.
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No, I don’t want you to lend it to me or
even let me use it.
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I want to buy it back from you.
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Zorro isn’t for sale.
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What do you mean it’s not for sale?
He’s mine.
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Antonio, listen. Dón José hire me back
on the farm and I told him I still had Zorro.
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Look, I’ll pay you the same you paid me.
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You want Zorro? Bring double
what I paid you and you can have it back.
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What do you mean double? How?
Are you trying to jip me?
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See, this is why you can't do
business with drunks.
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When you were selling him, you took
whatever people were willing to give,
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but what I’m asking for is what Zorro is worth.
Take it or leave it.
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You mean that if I come back with
the money, Zorro is mine?
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mmhhmm. Zorro is yours, but pay me double.
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That good for nothing.
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Pablo, how are we going to get the money?
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Truth is, I don’t know, but we need Zorro back.
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I heard Porfirio is selling Betty.
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Yeah, but there’s only one Zorro.
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There’s nothing like it. Crazy kid. Let’s go.
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Feed the pigs.
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Rafael. Let’s go.
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Rafael!
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Pablo, what are you doing?!
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Don’t you see? Go put on some clothes.
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Pablo, where are we taking the pigs?
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We’re selling them.
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To who?
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At El Cruce.
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They’re going to kill them there.
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We need the money to get Zorro back.
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Shit!
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Juancito!
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What’s up, Pablo? You came to sell the pigs?
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Someone’s not too happy about that.
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But don’t worry, Rafael.
This is heaven for them.
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Should we weigh the pigs? Milito!
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So, how much are you going to give me?
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Well, honestly, there’s one that’s too small.
I’d have to feed it for one or two weeks to fatten it up.
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I can give you $9000.
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That's not enough. You can even keep the ropes.
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I can give you $9000.
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Help me out, man. Add a little extra.
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Fine, $10,000 and not a cent more.
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That’s better. Thanks.
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I’ll go get the money.
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God’s path is easy to follow
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Bear your cross. Follow his foot steps.
Don’t look back.
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Antonio!
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God’s path always takes you to an end.
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It's acrifice and penance. But it will change you.
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Look for him, follow him.
Follow his steps. You can do it. Follow him.
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His way will never grow you weary or
Make you fall. It will only make you love. His way is the truth.
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In the name of Christ Almighty, may the Father,
Son and the Holy Spirit be with you.
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And also with you.
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Brothers and Sisters – the mass has ended.
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Protect me, Lord, with your spirit
Lead me, Lord, with your spirit.
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And let me feel the power of your love,
In my heart, Lord.
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Antonio!
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You’re a real nuisance. Don’t you see I’m in church?
At least respect that. What do you want?
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I have the money for Zorro here.
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Where is it? Let me see it.
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I brought you $8000 pesos.
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No. No. No.
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We made a deal. It’s $10,000.
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Don’t talk to me again until you have the rest.
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Antonio!
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What?
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Don’t do this. I had to sell my
pigs to get you that money.
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It’s way more than you gave me.
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Shit.
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Fine. Give me what you have.
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
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You owe me $2000 pesos.
I’m charging you interest starting now.
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Where’s Zorro? I want him right now.
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Its at Dón Enriquez’s farm.
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If you want him, go get him and if not,
I give you back your money
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but I’ll never do business with you again.
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Damn, you're ripping me off.
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Good for nothing.
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Let’s go, Rafael.
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Aunt, Aunt, hi!
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Oh my good! Look who’s here?
Rafael, my favorite nephew. How are you?
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Good.
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Bless you, my love. Who are you with?
Don’t tell me you came here all by yourself?
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With Pablo.
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Pablito!
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How are you?
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Come, let’s go inside.
I’ll get you something to eat.
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Rafael, bread and oatmeal for my baby.
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Wait a minute. What’s this torn shirt pocket?
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Give me a second sweetie.
I’m going to stitch it for you.
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Take off the shirt.
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Eat everything.
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Pablo, what did you do to
make him so angry at you?
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Nothing.
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I’m going to make some coffee.
Do you want some?
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If there’s coffee, I’ll have some.
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There’s always coffee here.
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Pablo, I’m giving you an advice as your sister.
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You need a wife.
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If you had a wife, you wouldn’t be like
this – with that messy hair and beard.
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And your son wouldn’t have torn clothing.
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You can’t deny that the only good thing
Sonia gave you was your son, Rafael.
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And those two pigs she left him.
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I have to go. Tomorrow, I have a long
day ahead. Thanks for the coffee.
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Don’t go.
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Rafael! Let’s go.
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Rafael! The shirt!
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Here, I didn't have enough time now,
but I’ll swing by your house and sew it for you.
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Come here, Rafael.
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What did your father do to you?
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You can tell me. I’m like your mother.
Trust me. What did Pablo do to you?
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He sold my mom’s pigs.
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Go with God.
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Rafael, Let’s go.
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Let’s go.
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Where are you headed?
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We're going to Don Enriquez's land.
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Don Enriquez's land? That's a long way to walk.
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Pablo, it’s been a while!
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How are you? What brings you around here?
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Miguel.
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And who’s this? Your son?
He's big!
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My, how time has flown!
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Dón Miguel, what are we celebrating?
00:36:26.267 --> 00:36:30.689
Mrs.Carmencita’s wedding anniversary.
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I thought he died.
00:36:34.192 --> 00:36:39.406
Yes, he died, but we celebrate anyway.
Come!
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I'll be back.
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Excuse me!
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Two beers please.
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You have to forgive me, but I don’t drink beer.
Rum.
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A bottle of rum.
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So tell me, what brings you here?
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Do you remember Zorro?
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Yes, of coarse I remember Zorro.
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He was born the same year as your son.
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That’s right.
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Well, I’m looking for him. They told me
he’s on Dón Enriquez’s farm.
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You’re not going to find him tonight.
That farm is enormous.
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Miguelito, come here.
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This is a long time friend, Pablo, and his son, Rafaelito.
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They come from far away. Say hello.
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How are you, kid, good?
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Good.
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Go play with Rafael.
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Hey this is Rafael. He’s my dad’s friend’s son.
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He’s going to play with us?
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Yes
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So you’re "It".
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Where are you from?
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From Brazo Grande.
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Brazo Grande?
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And where’s that?
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That way.
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So lets play.
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Who’s your father?
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Pablo.
00:38:25.220 --> 00:38:26.471
Pablo what?
00:38:26.805 --> 00:38:28.056
Pablo Ortega.
00:38:31.851 --> 00:38:33.394
Your Sonia’s son?
00:38:33.394 --> 00:38:35.396
Yeah, why?
00:38:38.024 --> 00:38:40.026
Where’s your father?
00:38:40.652 --> 00:38:42.654
At the bar with my father.
00:38:46.449 --> 00:38:48.034
So lets paly?
00:38:48.535 --> 00:38:49.786
And who's "It"?
00:38:50.370 --> 00:38:51.287
I am.
00:38:53.623 --> 00:38:55.500
Listen, Pablo.
00:38:55.667 --> 00:38:59.879
I know what happened with Sonia.
Some time ago. I’m sorry.
00:39:07.303 --> 00:39:10.348
I always knew it would happen.
00:39:10.515 --> 00:39:15.562
And Rafael, how did he...
I suppose it was hard on him
00:39:17.814 --> 00:39:27.156
You know what, Dón Miguel, kids are always happy.
It’s us, adults, who are always suffering.
00:39:28.199 --> 00:39:33.788
I don’t want to get involved,
but around here I’ve heard rumors that
00:39:33.788 --> 00:39:37.709
you’ve become accustumed to drinking.
00:39:38.543 --> 00:39:41.296
Is that true, Pablo?
00:39:42.297 --> 00:39:44.007
That’s not true.
00:39:44.966 --> 00:39:47.760
I was surprised since you didn’t drink before.
00:39:47.969 --> 00:39:51.639
It’s odd that people would say that about you.
00:39:52.932 --> 00:39:56.769
I only drink socially and...
00:39:57.478 --> 00:40:01.316
hang out with my good friends.
00:40:02.567 --> 00:40:07.614
You know people always talk nonsense.
00:40:10.575 --> 00:40:15.914
It becomes a problem if you start drinking alone
and you don’t even notice.
00:40:16.039 --> 00:40:18.082
But I always drink in good company.
00:40:18.166 --> 00:40:19.440
You’re right.
00:40:19.459 --> 00:40:20.710
Cheers!
00:40:21.419 --> 00:40:26.507
Cheers to the good old times and old friends.
Cheers!
00:40:39.103 --> 00:40:40.438
Well...
00:40:43.274 --> 00:40:45.234
I have to get going.
00:40:45.693 --> 00:40:49.697
Go where? It’s pitch black outside.
00:40:50.406 --> 00:40:52.533
I need to find Zorro.
00:40:52.617 --> 00:40:56.871
How about you and your son stay at my house tonight.
00:40:57.538 --> 00:41:01.167
Don’t worry about it Don Miguel.
00:41:01.542 --> 00:41:03.670
Where’s Rafael?
00:41:04.837 --> 00:41:06.005
Rafael!
00:41:06.923 --> 00:41:08.091
Rafael!
00:41:11.719 --> 00:41:14.555
I told you I didn’t want to ever
see you around here again.
00:41:16.307 --> 00:41:17.475
Don't hold me!
00:41:24.315 --> 00:41:31.906
Have you gone mad, this is a a celebration.
Put down your weapons. Now!
00:41:52.427 --> 00:41:56.222
Pablo! Wait a second, Pablo!
00:41:56.764 --> 00:42:02.895
Pablo, how many times do I have to tell you
to stay at my house tonight.
00:42:04.564 --> 00:42:10.528
Fine, take this path. You’re going to
find a small shed of mine
00:42:10.987 --> 00:42:15.366
Sleep there. Can you promise that?
00:42:16.659 --> 00:42:20.955
I almost forgot. So you can light the lamp.
00:42:25.293 --> 00:42:29.672
Fernando, that’s enough for tonight.
00:42:30.715 --> 00:42:37.138
Didn’t you want him gone? He’s gone.
Go home and sleep.
00:44:26.372 --> 00:44:30.835
Rafael, come. Come to bed.
00:44:35.089 --> 00:44:41.137
Pablo, who was the man
that picked a fight with you?
00:44:42.013 --> 00:44:46.767
A no body that used to know your mom.
00:45:18.549 --> 00:45:23.304
I should have killed that good for nothing.
00:46:47.680 --> 00:46:49.807
Where's Fernando?
00:46:50.266 --> 00:46:51.726
We're close!
00:46:51.851 --> 00:46:55.229
Where's that no body? Fernando!
00:46:56.605 --> 00:47:01.318
Man, stop looking for unnecessary problems.
Everyone’s already sleeping. Please.
00:47:01.569 --> 00:47:04.363
I’m not leaving until I see Fernando!
00:47:13.956 --> 00:47:18.627
Friend go home. Stop looking for trouble. Go.
00:48:08.719 --> 00:48:14.767
Man, you’re right.
00:48:17.311 --> 00:48:22.024
It’s best to not look
for unnecessary problems.
00:48:23.651 --> 00:48:27.488
But before I go...
00:48:28.405 --> 00:48:32.701
let me get a bottle of rum
00:48:33.160 --> 00:48:37.456
and a couple cans of food for the road.
00:49:41.103 --> 00:49:41.979
Rafael!
00:49:45.399 --> 00:49:46.317
Rafael!
00:49:50.946 --> 00:49:51.864
Rafael!
00:49:54.200 --> 00:49:54.950
Rafael!
00:49:59.830 --> 00:50:00.789
The shed!
00:50:06.962 --> 00:50:07.713
Rafael!
00:50:17.932 --> 00:50:19.225
My son!
00:50:31.904 --> 00:50:32.738
Pablo.
00:50:38.744 --> 00:50:40.454
Rafael, are you okay?
00:50:40.913 --> 00:50:42.623
Yes, I’m fine.
00:50:43.999 --> 00:50:47.628
I was worried!
Where were you?
00:50:48.128 --> 00:50:51.840
I woke up and didn't find you.
I went to the town to look for you
00:50:52.841 --> 00:50:55.344
Let’s get out of here. Hurry.
00:51:12.444 --> 00:51:15.739
Fernando, what the hell did you do?
00:51:16.115 --> 00:51:19.076
It better not be what I think you did.
00:51:25.499 --> 00:51:26.667
Pablo?
00:51:32.631 --> 00:51:33.799
Rafaelito?
00:54:09.997 --> 00:54:13.208
Pablo, I’m so tired and hungry.
00:54:17.713 --> 00:54:26.472
Kid, when are you going to stop calling me “Pablo”.
I’m your father. Come on. Let’s rest up there.
00:54:53.665 --> 00:54:58.212
Pablo! Pablo! The river!
00:55:17.064 --> 00:55:21.276
Pablo! Get in the river!
00:55:46.969 --> 00:55:51.181
Rafael, let’s eat. Come.
00:56:47.446 --> 00:56:48.864
Pablo!
00:56:51.283 --> 00:56:52.576
Pablo!
00:56:58.290 --> 00:56:59.583
You little rascal!
00:56:59.590 --> 00:57:01.793
Don't be afraid. It's not deep.
00:57:03.003 --> 00:57:06.506
I will teach you how to swing like a frog.
00:57:55.764 --> 00:57:58.433
Give me that stick.
00:58:11.488 --> 00:58:14.491
Seems fresh.
00:58:14.825 --> 00:58:17.327
He mustn’t be far.
00:59:54.633 --> 00:59:58.720
Look. They’re flying low.
00:59:59.888 --> 01:00:03.975
There’s probably a dead animal.
01:00:14.027 --> 01:00:15.028
Zorro!
01:00:16.279 --> 01:00:18.156
Zorro!
01:00:20.450 --> 01:00:21.451
Zorro!
01:00:22.869 --> 01:00:23.870
Zorro!
01:00:26.331 --> 01:00:28.208
Zorro!
01:00:32.170 --> 01:00:34.464
Zorro!
01:00:37.884 --> 01:00:40.178
Goddammit.
01:00:40.846 --> 01:00:43.140
Where is it?
01:00:50.438 --> 01:00:52.190
Pablo?
01:00:54.067 --> 01:00:58.989
Kid, I’ve told you a thousand times
not to call me “Pablo”. I’m your father.
01:00:59.865 --> 01:01:03.660
Walk. He can’t be far.
01:01:06.288 --> 01:01:09.332
I don’t understand why we have
to keep looking for Zorro.
01:01:09.457 --> 01:01:13.461
Zorro is already old.
We should buy a motorcycle instead.
01:01:13.962 --> 01:01:15.088
Look.
01:01:15.463 --> 01:01:17.173
Zorro helped me raise you
01:01:17.799 --> 01:01:20.719
more than your mother has in all her life.
01:01:21.094 --> 01:01:22.804
Ingrate. Walk.
01:01:23.680 --> 01:01:24.806
He shouldn't be far.
01:01:27.934 --> 01:01:29.060
Zorro!
01:01:30.687 --> 01:01:31.813
Zorro!
01:01:51.917 --> 01:01:53.043
Zorro!
01:03:28.930 --> 01:03:30.807
Pablo. I'm hungry.
01:03:32.017 --> 01:03:36.062
My son, you know we don’t have
anything to eat right now.
01:03:36.938 --> 01:03:40.984
Go to sleep. Tomorrow, when we return,
we’ll eat something at home.
01:03:41.693 --> 01:03:43.570
But I’m hungry now.
01:03:44.738 --> 01:03:48.283
Rafael, go to sleep and forget about it.
01:03:49.284 --> 01:03:52.746
Tomorrow, when we get home we’ll eat.
01:04:20.065 --> 01:04:23.526
Pablo, why do you drink so much?
01:04:32.243 --> 01:04:34.913
I drink to forget.
01:04:36.581 --> 01:04:38.833
And to remember at the same time.
01:04:40.794 --> 01:04:43.546
I drink because…
01:04:44.839 --> 01:04:47.592
It’s the only way I get to see Sonia.
01:04:48.426 --> 01:04:50.303
You can see Mom?
01:04:54.766 --> 01:04:55.934
Oh, yeah.
01:05:01.815 --> 01:05:04.651
I see her everywhere.
01:05:11.741 --> 01:05:12.242
Pablo?
01:05:12.826 --> 01:05:14.202
Pablo?
01:05:26.923 --> 01:05:28.842
It’s the only way I get to see Sonia.
01:06:33.907 --> 01:06:35.450
I'm hungry
01:06:36.743 --> 01:06:38.077
Don't go.
01:06:38.494 --> 01:06:39.871
Rafael, your mom’s pigs are huge.
01:06:40.538 --> 01:06:42.415
Pablo, where are you taking the pigs?
01:06:42.707 --> 01:06:44.083
We're selling them.
01:06:45.335 --> 01:06:47.754
Mom, don’t go.
01:06:53.760 --> 01:06:55.345
Don’t go.
01:07:11.986 --> 01:07:13.571
I love you Mom.
01:07:27.168 --> 01:07:28.753
Rafael!
01:07:33.967 --> 01:07:35.552
Rafael!
01:07:36.594 --> 01:07:38.179
Were you drinking?
01:07:39.639 --> 01:07:41.224
Were you drinking?
01:07:45.520 --> 01:07:47.105
What have I told you?
01:07:51.234 --> 01:07:52.819
To not drink!
01:07:57.657 --> 01:07:59.701
Damn you, Sonia.
01:08:06.416 --> 01:08:10.962
Listen real good, kid. Your mom didn’t love us.
01:08:12.422 --> 01:08:13.923
She left us.
01:08:14.048 --> 01:08:16.301
Lies. She did love me.
01:08:16.634 --> 01:08:19.137
She left because you're a cuckold.
I’m leaving you too.
01:08:20.972 --> 01:08:22.307
Ingrate!
01:08:33.067 --> 01:08:37.447
They all leave you when you need them the most.
01:09:30.708 --> 01:09:31.667
Rafael?
01:09:32.585 --> 01:09:33.544
Rafael?
01:09:36.297 --> 01:09:37.256
Rafael?
01:09:39.258 --> 01:09:40.927
Wake up. Come.
01:09:41.094 --> 01:09:42.762
Get up, kid.
01:09:44.764 --> 01:09:47.183
Change your attitude. We still have to find Zorro.
01:09:47.350 --> 01:09:48.101
Walk.
01:10:07.370 --> 01:10:08.121
Did you hear that?
01:10:08.830 --> 01:10:09.497
Yes.
01:10:23.845 --> 01:10:24.762
Did you hear that?
01:10:25.263 --> 01:10:25.721
Yes.
01:10:38.734 --> 01:10:40.736
What should we do?
01:10:47.535 --> 01:10:49.495
We can’t take her with us.
01:10:50.663 --> 01:10:54.792
And if she stays there, she’s going to suffer.
01:11:02.341 --> 01:11:07.221
Son, I didn't mean to say those things last night.
01:11:09.098 --> 01:11:13.102
Your mom did love you
01:11:14.979 --> 01:11:18.274
She couldn’t stand being with me.
01:11:18.816 --> 01:11:21.652
But we have to keep going.
01:11:27.116 --> 01:11:30.536
Will my mom ever come back to see me?
01:11:35.541 --> 01:11:37.668
I don't think so.
01:11:38.252 --> 01:11:40.379
Your mom was like that goat,
01:11:41.130 --> 01:11:44.634
who went in search of water where there wasn’t any.
01:11:46.636 --> 01:11:48.262
Come. Let me get that knife.
01:11:49.430 --> 01:11:52.350
Go over there and see if there are any other.
01:12:36.227 --> 01:12:37.937
Pablo, what did you do?
01:12:37.979 --> 01:12:39.397
It’s better this way.
01:12:39.981 --> 01:12:41.190
Here.
01:12:43.651 --> 01:12:44.860
Let’s go.
01:12:57.748 --> 01:12:58.583
Zorro!
01:12:59.458 --> 01:13:00.293
Zorro!
01:13:02.169 --> 01:13:03.212
Zorro!
01:13:05.172 --> 01:13:06.007
Zorro!
01:13:10.094 --> 01:13:10.928
Hurry kid.
01:13:31.198 --> 01:13:32.033
Zorro!
01:13:33.993 --> 01:13:34.827
Zorro!
01:13:50.968 --> 01:13:51.802
Zorro!
01:13:52.887 --> 01:13:53.721
Zorro!
01:14:02.647 --> 01:14:03.481
Rafael.
01:14:04.148 --> 01:14:05.232
We found Zorro!
01:14:15.076 --> 01:14:16.160
Rafael!
01:14:21.707 --> 01:14:22.792
Rafael?
01:14:24.001 --> 01:14:25.086
Rafael, what’s wrong?
01:14:26.212 --> 01:14:27.296
Damn!
01:14:33.469 --> 01:14:34.553
I saw Sonia, Pablo.
01:14:36.305 --> 01:14:37.890
It's going to be all right.
01:14:38.182 --> 01:14:39.767
What did you eat, kid?
01:14:52.947 --> 01:14:54.532
What did you eat?
01:14:56.450 --> 01:14:58.035
Help!
01:15:00.663 --> 01:15:02.248
You can’t deny
01:15:02.415 --> 01:15:04.375
that the only
01:15:04.542 --> 01:15:07.128
good thing Sonia gave you
01:15:07.712 --> 01:15:10.297
was your son, Rafael.
01:15:10.423 --> 01:15:11.090
Pablo?
01:15:11.507 --> 01:15:12.758
and the two pigs he left him.
01:15:12.842 --> 01:15:13.718
Kid,
01:15:14.343 --> 01:15:15.886
Don’t call me “Pablo”.
01:15:20.641 --> 01:15:22.184
Pablo!
01:16:14.612 --> 01:16:17.656
Kid, when will you stop calling me 'Pablo'?
01:16:18.032 --> 01:16:24.497
I am you father!
Distributor: Pragda Films
Length: 83 minutes
Date: 2017
Genre: Narrative
Language: Spanish
Grade: High School, College, Adult
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Closed Captioning: Available
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