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Love Beats (2019)

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Love Beats (2019)

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Phillip Schwartzman ?

Eduardo Bonet ?

Get ready ! You are next.

LOVE BEATS

Yes, it is him. Look.

Look.

What's up ?

"What's up", he says !

- I'll take it.
- No, I've got it.

My son...

- We can't walk like this.
- Come on, we're in the way.

- Have you eaten ?
- Yes.

Yeah ? You must be tired.

- What time was the audition ?
- Seven o'clock.

You've grown !

- What are you talking about ?
- You have.

- It's only been a year.
- Look at you.

A year is far too long.

Edu, you must be looking forward
to seeing the sun.

And you'll meet her family.

They're lovely people, you'll see.

I knew her mother already.

We couldn't meet before the wedding
so we waited for you.

So, are they nervous ?

Your brother's very nervous.

So is she,
but your brother is something else...

He might not even turn up
at the church.

Stop, don't say that.

Oh, God, what a scatterbrain.

Look Edu, the band's off to practice.

I bet Farinós and Carles are there.
Are you getting out ?

I'll go and see them later.

They still haven't taken down
the bunting ?

They're leaving it up for
"Mother of God" day.

Maybe.

I feel like
you don't want to talk about it, but...

how did the audition go ?

It went well. Really well.

Well, I think so anyway.
I'll tell you about it later.

I'm going to go and help mum.

I told him there's a chair missing.

That man...

Mum.

I haven't seen him smoke yet.

- Who ?
- Dad.

I told you on the phone, remember ?
He's quit.

Six months without a cigarette.

Let's see how long it lasts.

He's quit the band, too.

Why ?

Doctor's orders.

He doesn't want to go to the wedding,
but he'll go to Cancún.

Cancún...

- Where did you go ?
- Castellón.

So, Edu, what's up ?

How's everything going
over there ?

Good, great.

So do you go out much there ?

Yeah, sure.

Well, you just missed out
on the fiestas here.

Yeah, I couldn't make it,
I had to practice.

Good for you.

I only went out one night
with my friends.

Just once.

Been a while since you had paella,
right ?

- Yeah.
- They didn't have any in London ?

Listen, Edu, I was thinking,

now you're here,
maybe we could... I don't know.

- Go and do something, you and me.
- You and me ?

Sure, why not ?

- Sure, if you like.
- Awesome.

Guys, I'm off.

- Goodbye darling.
- Goodbye.

Goodbye, my son.

- Take care.
- You too.

Edu, prepare something
to read for the wedding.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Aren't you worried they're going
to r*pe you or something one day ?

Come on, man.

It pays well,
but I swear it's like this every day.

Every f*cking day. And at least
these guys sing in English.

Wait till you see the rappers.

This is English ?

Since when do you smoke ?

Dude, hold it properly.

Hey, how's your mum doing ?

Good, man.

Taking it day by day, she's better now.

Your mum must have told you.
She comes to see her a lot.

- Yeah, she mentioned it.
- That's how it is.

She's crazy, man.

She says when she's better,
she wants to go to India.

f*cking India.

Anyway.

Guys, that's it for today,
we'll carry on tomorrow.

What about you ?
You're finished, right ?

With school, yeah.

- And did you do the audition ?
- This morning.

- This morning, dude ? How'd it go ?
- Good, I guess.

It's really tough to get in,
I don't think they'll take me.

Why are you laughing ?

Nothing, it's just,
you haven't changed.

No, this time, I mean it.
I'm telling you they won't take me.

Remember when they gave you
the grant to go to London ?

Same story: that guy's better than me,
I won't get in.

Fifteen years old, Edu.

Fifteen years old
and already pissing people off.

Listen man, you better come see her
another day, ok ?

- How long are you here for ?
- Until after the wedding.

- Damn, how's your brother doing ?
- I dunno, man.

Responsible and caring all of a sudden.

I saw him the other day
and he gave me the invitation...

Thing is, Alicia and I,
we're not doing too well.

I don't even know
if there's still a "we".

He should probably seat her
with her folks.

I'm going to be in Clot tonight.
You're coming, right ?

- I don't know, OK.
- Yeah.

- It's so good to see you.
- You too.

- What's up, neighbour ?
- Nothing.

I think I'm gonna go, I'm tired.

- When did you get here ?
- Early this morning.

Why is it so hard for us to talk ?

- You mean in general or... ?
- No.

You and me.

- You don't like me or something ?
- Don't be silly, Alicia.

- It's not that.
- So, what is it ?

I don't know, I guess it's my fault.

I struggle to talk to people, especially
when I've not seen them for a while.

Not when I was little, when I came
from Burgos and didn't know anyone.

My mother took me to your house
and they said: "Go play."

Then one day, you didn't want me
to come over anymore.

I embarrassed you.

What an idiot.

What's up ?

How are we doing ?

What's up guys ?

Edu... man, I'm sorry.

- You been waiting long ?
- A while.

- What's up, Ali ?
- Hey.

Where are you going ?

I'm going, I'm wiped out.

Dude, I just got here.

- It's late, Juanma.
- Want me to take you home ?

No, I feel like walking, no worries.

Ciao.

Get in, I'll take you back.

No worries, I can walk.

Edu, I'm not going to leave you here,
just get in.

Hey.

I...

I don't want you telling Juanma
you saw me like this.

Don't worry.

And thanks, really.

Alicia.

I don't know if it helps, but...

you don't have to worry.

You'll always be Juanma's girl.

Everything will be fine, you'll see.

Parrita.

My God !

- How are you ?
- Great.

- How's everything here ?
- All good.

- They're upstairs ?
- That's where you'll find them.

I'll go up.

- Good to see you.
- You too.

Hey, what's on Beyond The Unknown
tonight ?

Tonight...

It's the one about the UFO they found
the other day in Benidorm.

- Hey, you, see the blue ?
- Yeah.

If I pot it, Belén loves me.
She really loves me.

Let's see.

- You suck.
- f*ck me.

What's up, don't you guys have jobs ?

Holy sh*t !

- How are you ?
- When did you get back ?

Has this thing grown, Bighead ?

It's the same, as*h*le.

Hey, who's Belén ?

Belén ? She's Fari's chick.

- She's on her way.
- Seriously ?

You really have a girlfriend ?

Come on, how's Farinós
going to get a girl ?

Pretty much, Edu.

Put your feet flat on the ground,
if you can reach.

- Goddammit.
- Right, check it out.

You got it ! You won !

My Bighead.

Thanks, Parrita.

- I wanted to surprise you.
- Gentlemen.

Don't get used to it.

Edu...

"Farinós and Bighead: Supplies."

What supplies ?

Who cares about that !

How come it's your name
and my nickname ?

Why not "Fatass and Puig: Supplies" ?

Doesn't that sound better ?

No, man, think about it.
Too long.

Edu.

Can I have some change, Parrita ?

Who's that ?

- Belén.
- No way.

Look at him, he's besotted.

Wake up, Fari.

Be right back, guys.

Ah, Belén...

Did you know my parents have a nine
years age difference ? Like you and me.

And did you know you're a loser ?

I'm going to open a business.

"Belén and Farinós: Supplies."

What supplies ?

That's not important right now.

Just wait till my dad gets hold of you.

Don't worry, I'll speak
with your father.

Same time, same place tomorrow !

Go f*ck yourself !

Sure...

She's got a real temper.

- That's your girlfriend ?
- Course it's not.

Fari, she's a kid.

Edu, she's 16 years old
and full of surprises.

Come on.

Hey, Bighead,
weren't you working with your dad ?

I was, not anymore though.

He says I make him sad.
I don't know.

I'm on sick leave.

- Again ?
- Yeah. Look.

- Here, too.
- f*ck, dude, that's gross.

- What is it ?
- No one knows.

It's mental, I think.

It comes out when I'm down.

All the time, basically.

The shrink told me I should look for
a girlfriend and leave home.

- That's why you need a job.
- Yeah.

But if I'm depressed,
how the hell am I supposed to work ?

Right.

It got stuck.

Your turn.

By the way,

mum and dad told me
you had an exam,

an audition exam.

And so ? How's your hearing ?

I'm just kidding.

Seriously though,
how did it go ?

- Well, really well.
- I'm glad.

Okay, Ximo, see you.

Hey, Edu, I was thinking...

that we could hang out again.

Tomorrow or the next day, whenever.

We could...

go to the movies, for example.

When have you and I ever
gone bowling, or eaten out ?

Or gone to the movies ?

Why now, all of a sudden ?

It's like the reading for your wedding.

It's not really my thing.

I'm sorry.

You get it, right ?

Yeah, sure I get it.

I get it, Edu.

This one was
a real troublemaker today...

What happened to your hands ?

Sometimes you have
to slit their throats.

Right, I have to get to Valencia.
See you later.

Alright.
See you later.

Edu.

You got any plans ?

I've got a bus to catch.
Want to come with me ?

- What does that mean ?
- I don't know, okay.

OK. I'll be right down.

So, what are we looking for ?

- Cork ba*ls.
- What for ?

To make planets.

Perfect.

How's London ?

Good, really good.

- You got a girlfriend ?
- Yeah, right.

Why not ?

I don't know, I'm very busy.

You were always destined
to be a musician.

It was your thing, everyone knew it.

Everyone except me, that is.

Come on, you must have known.

Maybe not as a kid, but later on ?

I always had doubts.

I still do.

When you move away, you realise
how many good people are out there.

They're a bit big,
but I think they'll do.

Ah, the Earth is f*cked.

Hey, have you seen Juanma ?

What's up ?

Nothing, you waited a long time
to ask about Juanma.

Yeah, sorry.

Does it bother you ?

No, of course not.

Yeah, I've seen him.

You know what ? Don't tell me.

But if you don't say anything,
it's a good sign, right ?

I think this is where
my brother's getting married.

Here ?

Let's see.

It's weird, right ?

Aside from the other night, this is the
first time we've been alone together.

That's not true.

No ? When then ?

That time we got lost.
You don't remember ?

Everyone went to Saler.

You came out later
and I waited for you.

We took my bike
and we got lost in the countryside.

What ?

It started to rain.

Really hard.

We had to take shelter
under the pine trees.

When we arrived, it was dark.

Edu, I don't remember...

What did we talk about ?

I don't know, just stuff.

You kept insisting we go and find them.

But it was raining hard.

You were worried
we'd get struck by lightning.

It was funny.

Wow, Edu.

Honestly, I don't remember.

I think that's the night
when you and Juanma started dating.

Yes, it was in Saler.

I'd totally forgotten. I'm sure
if I saw the place, I'd remember.

Jesus, I'm tired.

...from behind, and my butt went right
in some dude's face when I tripped.

Son of a b*tch, man.

- He didn't even wait a week.
- Who ?

They're just talking.

I know when someone's trying
to steal my girlfriend.

But...

she's not your girlfriend, right ?

- Whose side are you on, man ?
- Yours.

I swear, man. I can feel it.

I'm going to grab a beer, want one ?

Sure.

Here.

Juanma, I'm gonna go.

Why ?

Are you seriously having a good time ?

Look, I'm going to go see Farinós
and Bighead, they're at the Musical.

Whatever, man.

Come by if you want,
I'm sure they'd be pleased to see you.

Ciao.

Damn !

Fifty-seven.

That's big, right ?

What a melon you've got, dude !

Hey, traitor.

- What's up guys ?
- Took you a while to find the place.

Those two are already hammered,
right ?

They're seeing
who's got the biggest head.

Right, Bighead, your turn.

What, Fari ?

Fifty-seven. You nervous ?

Five centimetres smaller.

And I'm f*cking Bighead.

Fari.

Fari.

Have you told Juanma
you have a girlfriend ?

- I don't talk to traitors.
- Dam you're annoying.

- Why are you a traitor ?
- One, for leaving the band.

And two, for joining
the guys from Alzira.

What about you jerks ?
You know where I live.

You guys could've come to see me, too.

Dude, I wanted to come but...

Fari wouldn't let me.

Wouldn't let you do what ?

Coward.

Are you going to tell me
about your chick or what ?

Show them the letter.

Fari wrote a letter ?

He's become a poet.
You've missed a lot, Edu.

Damn, Fari...

- Fari, what is this ?
- A letter.

A love letter, for Belén.

Bighead helped me.

Well, the internet
did most of the work.

I looked stuff up, and he copied it.

You guys serious ?
Who the f*ck is Belén ?

- A kid, she's 13 years old.
- She's not 13.

How old is she then ?

Old enough, Juanma.

Seventeen at the most.

f*cking hell, man.

Laugh all you want.

When you see her, she looks about 20.

Yeah, right.

She's got t*ts the size
of Bighead's head.

Five centimetres smaller...

What a dummy.

Yeah, go on.

- You're a pig, dude.
- That's life.

You know she can report you, man ?

Like she'd do that.

Dude, I'm hammered,
what should we do ?

Go and burn this in the park.

It's got to be good for something,
right ?

What should we do with it ?

Hey, I know where she lives.

Slide it under her door or something.

Don't worry, come on.

Just leave it on her doorstep.

Oh my God.

- The band's serenade.
- Okay.

"Belén Fortun y Vidal,
a woman of almost 18.

I'm in love with you,
even though you don't feel the same.

I don't have much money,
but you'll never go hungry with me.

"Will those dark swallows return
to your balcony to nest ?"

- Bighead, I'm missing a page.
- You had them.

Stop.

- I'm missing a page.
- Where is it ?

You moron,
you must have lost it on the way.

Are you sure you didn't drop it ?

Damn, dude.

- Improvise.
- No, this is the big one.

- Do you have it ?
- Why would I have it ? He lost it.

OK, Belén.

I don't know if you get it, but...

the poem is about us, you and me.

I...

I know about life,
I'm a man of the world.

From the Atlanteans to the Romans.

- Stop making fun of me, you guys.
- We're not.

You're nailing it, keep going.

And soon my life will be on the up.

I'm going to open a business.
With you, if you like.

You see, Belén, I...

I can make a woman out
of the woman you already are.

I mean, you're already a woman, right ?

But I can make you even more of one.

The thing is, Belén, I love you and...

I want to spend the rest of my life
with you.

First of all,

you have to study hard
and listen to your parents.

And, I don't know...

don't ride motorbikes...

There's nobody living there, idiot.

If I was you, I'd start running.

What the hell... ?

- Run !
- He's back again.

For f*ck's sake !

You b*stards !

Bighead, this way.

Wait up.

How the f*ck did you get
the wrong house, jackass ?

You, Mr. f*cking know-it-all,

you said you'd been
to her house with your mum ?

I thought you'd turned around
on purpose.

Are you a f*cking idiot on purpose ?

Why would I read a love letter
facing the wrong way ?

Cause you were embarrassed, maybe.

"Embarrassed", he says.
Son of a b*tch.

I think you won her over Fari.

f*ck, what a mess.

Right, guys,
I'm off to bed.

Already ?

Yeah, dude, it's 6 a.m.

I have to get home, make a sandwich,
jerk off... something.

I'm off too.

Come on, Bighead, let's go.

So... Shall I take the jacket
or do you want to keep it ?

Nah, I'm going to keep it.

- You sure ?
- Yeah.

OK, sleep well.

See you tomorrow.

- Bye, Bighead.
- Bye.

Come on,
I'll walk you to the main road.

- Don't worry about it.
- I don't mind, honestly.

I'm not going home.

Going to see Alicia ?

You guys worked things out ?

No, not yet.

- Do you want to get back together ?
- I don't know, Edu.

Aren't you hurting her more like this ?

- If you're breaking up then maybe...
- I'm not going to Alicia's.

And I don't get why you suddenly care
about her so much.

I told you, we're not good,
these things happen, period.

Things happen ?
And if it was her ?

Well, it would be... only fair, right ?

Look man, this is the last thing
I need right now.

We'll talk more tomorrow.

Fine.

- Night, Edu.
- Bye.

- Hi ?
- What's up Rebeca ?

Be right up.

You ever been in here ?

I don't think so.

Definitely not at night.

And definitely not without paying.

I don't know what the hell
happened to you today, law-breaker.

It makes me uneasy !

f*ck, I'm remembering all the sh*t
I put my parents through.

You ? How come ?

Well, when we first came to Valencia,

they went out of their way to make me
feel better, you know.

They took me to the fair,
the beach, the zoo.

And here.

And I punished them for it.

I put them through hell.

I wouldn't get out of the car,
I wouldn't talk...

All kinds of things.

Well, you were five.

I'm doing it now and I'm 26.

Are they dead ?

Of course not.
Idiot.

They're sleeping or resting,
or whatever.

Edu...

Do you think Juanma's
met someone else ?

No way.

I think I'd understand if he did.

I loved coming here.

Not anymore ?

I don't think so.

Why ?

I don't know.

I guess because I know how far away
all these places are now.

And I think how I'll probably stay
at home my whole life and...

You feel like running away.

I've already gone far away.

Well, you're here now.

I think you can go
wherever you want to go.

Those screens must be
for k*lling mosquitoes.

Shut up, neighbour.

You're talking too much.

Run !

I f*cking envy you, man.

How come ?

I was thinking, Edu...

You're in London, you've become
a real musician, man.

I've always envied you, too.

Always with one girl, then another...

That's not fair.

What do you mean ?

Ali's not just "another girl" to me.

I didn't mean that.

It felt like it, dude.

You know what ?

I'm thinking of staying.

- Staying where ?
- Here.

- I don't want to go back to London.
- What ?

But, why ?

You're unbelievable dude,
f*cking unbelievable.

You're not thinking
of opening a studio, are you ?

No, no, relax.

It's criminal, man. You're doing
what you've always wanted.

Maybe it wasn't what I wanted.

Whatever.

Anyway, if you stay,

you can come and do
the arrangements for the bands,

and I'll put my prices up.

- Is it in black and white ?
- Yeah.

I mean, the whole film ?

Yeah, of course.

Cool, man.
Awesome.

What's it about ?

I don't know, watch and see.

- Edu...
- What ?

Nothing,
I'm really glad we're here together.

Me too, but stop talking.

Forgive me. What I'm going through,
it's not your fault.

...the weather will remain
unsettled until the weekend.

Today will be cloudy
with intermittent showers affecting...

I bet you it rains
the day of the wedding...

It's the season for it.

I expect they'll have tents
there just in case.

Phone.

You've finished already ?

Hey, Juanma, what's up ?

I'm so sorry, Juanma.

What are you making ?

A bracelet for your sister-in-law,

she liked the one I was wearing.

You like it ?

- It's cool.
- "Cool"...

Keep it there.
For once you wanna hug me...

What are you doing ?

Nothing, I wanted to see
if it still worked.

You could fix it and sell it...

You still haven't told us anything.

- About what ?
- "About what"...

You'd been dreaming about that exam
for three years.

If it didn't go well, it's okay.

There's really not that much to tell,
Dad.

I did it, it went well,
but it's very hard to get in.

Fine.

Finish up, we're leaving soon.

Ximo, are you alright ?

Sure you don't want to go home ?

No. Stop the car.

Feeling better, Ximo ?

How you doing ?

A bit better.

Eat something, it'll do you good.

Look,
I bought you this.

No cheese, like when we were kids.

- I didn't know...
- It's great, thanks.

Oh my God.

I'm getting married.

Edu, I'm getting married.

Why ?

It makes sense, right ?

You've been together a long time,
you love each other,

she's a nice girl.

Well, some of my friends
are separated now.

They got married and two years later...

Well,
look at mum and dad.

They still hold hands.

Edu...

Can I give you some brotherly advice ?

Not really.

Fine.

We brought beer.

And chips.

Stop it.

Dude, he's eating them all.

Do you want some ?

No, but you can't...

- You can't compare- -
- ...Spanish football with...

You okay ?

Yeah, man.
Fantastic.

So how's it going at the bakery ?

I spoke to my dad yesterday and
I told him I'd been to see a shrink,

who told me I had to go back to work
and leave home, get a girlfriend...

I don't see why.

He was glad, and he let me
come back to work in the bakery.

Hey, that's great news, right ?

The b*stard's happy.

And what about the supply shop ?

What shop, Fari ?

Now you want to open one with me ?
You're broke.

- We did the accounts and everything.
- On a napkin.

And you said you'd hit the jackpot
and you haven't.

I didn't know Alcoyano
was going to win.

Sure, Alcoyano...

- Good one.
- Yeah, right.

Belén's mum came to speak
to mine today.

- What did she say ?
- Bummer.

What else ?
Her daughter's too young,

I'm too old,
I don't have a job...

You know, sh*t like that.

- That's bullshit, right Fari ?
- Totally.

The thing is...

It was intense because then,
this afternoon,

she came to buy cigarettes
at the Musical

and we were talking,
and she told me to forget her.

But then she kissed me.

- Tongue and everything.
- Seriously ?

Kid doesn't know what she wants.

Seriously, what the f*ck
am I supposed to think ?

I can't get mad or start crying.
She kissed me.

- What are you going to do ?
- What am I going to do ?

Wait until she's 18.

- Jackass.
- Until then...

Fari's back on the market, boys.

Lock up your mothers.

f*cking sh**t me in the head.

I'm an idiot, Juanma, I'm sorry.

No worries, Fari,
we know what you're like.

And when I'm with this guy,
who's bitterness personified.

I don't know why you see a shrink, man,
what bullshit !

I think you're the reason I go.

Guys, you know I'm not usually good
with stuff like this,

but thanks for coming,
you've really cheered me up.

Whatever you need, man.

- The guys from Alzira were here too.
- Leave them out of it, man.

Whatever, they're losers.

Whatever dude, that was another night,
like two years later.

Look, man...

the night at the police station.

Damn, that night, man.

Your mum and mine came
and got the four of us in Chiva.

- It was that night...
- Remember ?

Yeah.

Know what, man ? These last few days
have been so weird.

I can imagine.

No, not just the stuff with my mum.

About me.

It's like all of this was...

I don't know how to explain it.

But I'm a kid, you know ?

I'm a stupid kid and I was
too embarrassed to say anything.

But I've been sleeping with Rebeca,
the brunette.

- I know, Juanma.
- What do you mean, you know ?

I kind of noticed.

She's one of Alicia's best friends.

You don't do that.

I don't know... you said it yourself.

Things just happen.

No, man.

My mum dying from a f*cking illness...

That's just a thing that happened.

I couldn't do anything about that,
right ?

But for the rest, we can't just say
"these things happen."

They're not...

They don't just happen.

They're things you do.

Is this where we got lost ?

No, this is where we took shelter
when it started to rain.

- It's pretty.
- Yeah.

But it wasn't exactly here.
It's changed.

It's not here either ?

No. I don't get it, it's not here.

Well, so what ?

If you see it, you'll remember it.

What are you laughing at ?

Nothing.

You.

- Why are you sitting down ?
- I'm tired.

Come on, it's going to rain.

To the happy couple !

Hey, Fari, look at me.

What's up ?

- Did a cow lick you ?
- Get off.

No way.

Are you that tacky to wear
the band uniform, Bighead ?

Calm down, man,
or you'll wear that cake.

I don't know when, but you will.

I will crush you.

- Hi.
- Hey, Alicia.

Looking good, Farinós.

- See, you douchebag ?
- She's just saying it to be nice.

Yeah, just to be nice...

Well, I'm going inside.

- Bye.
- See you later.

You hear that ?
She said it to me, not to you.

Kiss !

So where are you from ?

- Alcàsser.
- Cool.

I'm just about to open a supply store.

What sort of supplies ?

That's not important right now.

First, I need
to do some market research.

See what people need.

Rice, fuses, napkins...

A bit of everything.

Everything you need in one place.

Like a dime store ?

"Like a dime store."
No, lady.

A supply store
is not like a dime store.

Which, by the way,
you shouldn't buy anything from.

Why not ? I always go there.

Because they're Freemasons.

- They're what ?
- Freemasons.

- Freemasons ?
- Right.

What's that ?

Hey... how old are you ?

Me ?

- Twenty-nine.
- Goddammit.

I like listening to you.

You know...
a lot of things.

Well...
I do know stuff.

The hidden... mysteries...

of life.

This morning,

when she was putting on
her wedding dress,

an image came to mind.

The day she started to walk,

the day she let go of my hands
and I said:

"Look... there she goes."

And today, I had the same feeling.

"There she goes."

But she's walking

into the arms of a good man.

Ximo's.

And we're not losing a daughter.

We're gaining a son.

Oh my.

A toast to the happy couple !

Sorry, Ana. I don't know
how to dance.

It's okay, I'll lead.

One, two, three...

Very good. One, two, three...

- I suck.
- Not at all.

BIGHEAD'S BAKERY

You think I should be worried ?

No way.

You're stronger.

- What ?
- Nothing.

Dad.

Edu.

What are you doing ?

Nothing.

I was really enjoying it at first.

The waltz...

But then, all those people

and that godawful music...

it was too much.

- He's happy, isn't he ?
- Who ?

Your brother ?

Yeah.

He was terrified,
but he's well over it now.

How did you know ?

Oh...

A father knows these things.

Edu...

Tomorrow,

when we take you to the airport,

it will break our hearts.

Then we'll get over it.

No matter how hard it is.
You know your mother.

She'll milk it for all its worth
that first week.

But...

although it might seem strange...

you know what would hurt the most ?

Do you know ?

If you didn't go.

Come on, let's go back in
before they get suspicious.

I can prove it.

But, for example,
when we went near the swimming pool,

and we got near the barbecue,
you were sh1tting yourself.

Oh, don't !

I'm sh1tting myself just talking
about it.

- I don't think so...
- The thing is...

You guys remember that girl, Lucia ?
She was traumatised.

I'm not surprised, it was intense.

Where you going ?

Edu, what's going on ?

Edu, what are you doing ? Come on.

Why you taking off your jacket now ?

Edu...

No ! Edu !

Jump in, the water's great.

What are you doing, man ?

No, watch out ! Alicia !

Gentlemen, it's been a pleasure.

- Come on assholes.
- Come on, Fari !

Come on, Fari, Bighead.

Stop !

Come on, Bighead !

Why did you jump, neighbour ?

I don't know, I just felt like it.

The entrecote I ordered was so dry.

And the lettuce ?
What about that salad ?

The lettuce looked like it came
from my grandad's farm.

Hey, you okay ?

I think I know why we couldn't
find the place.

In Saler ? How come ?

Because it doesn't exist anymore.

It's the Apocalypse !

Juanma !

Come here !

Coming.

What's up ?

Safe journey.

LOVE BEATS