01x29 - Bajo tierra

[bunniefuu]

[car alarms blare]

[car horns honk]

[rumbling]

[rumbling continues]

[sirens blare]

[fire bell rings]

[creaking, rumbling]

- [car horns honk]

- [sirens blare]

Thanks for coming.

Molina!

[Molina screams]

[Gerardo] Molina!

Molina!

It's not that I'm scared.

A NETFLIX SERIES

In '85, I stayed in bed

during the big earthquake.

But the one in 2017,

it did catch me alone.

And Fabio was out and about.

And then I got really scared imagining

the earth could've swallowed him.

What should I do with this?

Throw it away. It's some bric-a-brac

that my husband, the unnamable, gave me.

Sweetie, drink this.

Maybe it'll bring your body back to life.

Oh, I just have always been

so afraid of earthquakes.

But, as soon as I finish this,

I'll finish packing what's left.

Are you sure you want to leave?

Of course. I've made my mind

and I'm doing it.

But when you decided that,

the earth hadn't shaken yet.

Perhaps you don't want to sleep alone.

The seismic alarm didn't go off and

- well, you know about the aftershocks.

- Oh, don't say that.

All right, just so you guys are at peace.

But I'll be leaving soon, rain or shake.

Let me out!

Hey, let me out of here!

Get me out of here, damn it!

[Esteban] So?

Are you tired of playing jail

to save your boyfriend?

If an aftershock makes

this f*cking wall fall on me, what?

Oh, come on, stop being dramatic.

It's not such a big deal.

Now I have more important things to do.

Go to hell.

sh*t, sh*t, sh*t!

[grunts]

sh*t.

sh*t, sh*t, sh*t.

Sit down.

Nervous?

About the f*cking earthquake

or the surgery?

I don't know. You tell me.

I don't give a sh*t if I'm nervous.

I'm with you.

Hey

do you think the surgery will be delayed

because of the earthquake?

The National Seismic Service

just sent the report.

Epicenter, three kilometers northwest

of Cuernavaca, latitude, 18.93,

longitude is -99.22, four kilometers deep.

- On the surface but strong, damn it.

- Yes,

even though it was just 5.3 magnitude,

the issue is that

the seismic alarm didn't go off.

- I'll start rounds in the neighborhood.

- Yes, go ahead.

- [Poncho] I'm here!

- Listen.

- Okay.

- Go ahead, go ahead.

Come, honey. Relax, okay?

Let's knit. I swear

it's the best therapy I know, all right?

Or if you want something quicker,

I think I have a bottle of mezcal

- leftover from the inauguration somewhere.

- Knitting is fine, thanks.

Okay, so you better start knitting

before the aftershock is here.

It's a joke, a joke.

Sorry.

The structure of the building is fine.

I didn't find

any visible or dangerous cracks.

I've checked the gas pipe

and it's intact.

- Okay?

- Thank you.

I'll have to go because I'm sure

there's a bunch of emergencies

at the station.

Okay, don't worry.

Take care.

You, too.

And take care of this Captain, please.

I'll have my cellphone and I'll try

to keep an eye on it. If anything

- just call.

- Yes.

- Bye.

- Thanks.

And

we have a pending conversation.

I'd just like to know

what's up with Juliancito's dad.

- Whenever you want.

- Yes.

Take care.

They say the epicenter

was three kilometers from Cuernavaca.

- It was strong.

- I don't care about the earthquake.

I have to get my daughter

and take her away from that f*cking drunk.

It's Gerardo, this is an emergency.

We need you to come urgently.

I'll send you the location.

It has to be quick.

Quick, quick, quick!

Guys, come on, come on, come on!

There's been a collapse!

I'll go here.

- Let's go!

- [sirens blare]

We're ready. Let's go!

[firefighter] Let's go!

Help me. Spread out

There's someone buried. His name's Molina.

Yes.

Don't worry, we're here.

I only came out

to get the toolbox from my truck.

It started shaking

and I couldn't do anything.

What do you mean?

The house collapsed on Molina.

What's going on?

You're free.

And the detective?

Leonora's friend.

Get out!

We need to empty this cell! Hurry up!

It looks like the little girl

has good connections.

Go thank the judge

who gave the order to free you.

[Julián]

Gerardo! Everything okay?

Sir! They told me

about the collapse at the headquarters.

Collapse in Roma Norte.

Old construction of cement and wood.

All our assets

are spread around the place.

One trapped person is confirmed.

Male, young.

It's Molina.

We'll begin the rescue attempt.

- The Rescue Brigade is on its way.

- Move aside!

I ask again for police assistance

so that traffic can be managed

as soon as possible, please.

Hey, Julián. Julián.

Calm down, man. We need to listen.

Julián, hey! Come on!

You better go check

if adjacent buildings need some repairs.

Hey, calm down, man.

What's the matter? What's the matter?

I screwed up with Pedraza, man.

I won't do it again.

We have to rescue Molina.

We don't know if he's alive, man.

Don't say that. Don't say that, man,

because Molina would be here

removing every rock, okay?

So let's do the same for him.

Come on, we can do it. We can. Okay.

Poncho!

Hey, where have you searched?

Everywhere. Still nothing.

Did you hear anything?

We checked everywhere,

but there's a lot to do in the back.

- Okay, let's go there.

- I moved some things.

Okay, let's move this.

[doorbell rings repeatedly]

- Are you okay?

- I was scared and Dad didn't even get up!

- It's over. Let's go.

- Hey, where are you going?

This is her house and she stays here.

I'm taking the girl because you're

in no condition to help her.

So the depraved club will take

better care of the girl than her dad.

At least the club is aware

there was an earthquake.

But you're so sloshed

you can't even calm your daughter down.

Get out of here, crazy b*tches.

Come on, out. Come here.

- Come here, Laura!

- No! I said no!

- Calm down!

- I said come here, Laura!

Let's go.

Are we leaving him like that?

Get the first aid kit! Hurry!

How does it feel

to be the one down on the floor?

Look at me, as*h*le.

Look up, the way I looked at you,

waiting for you to have some compassion

and help me out.

Or at least to stop beating me up.

What does it feel like, as*h*le?

Julián, Gerardo, and your team,

you keep searching through the rubble.

You go around the area.

Double-check the gas pipes

and the electric wiring.

You, go help the team

with the neighboring buildings.

Guys, this is all we can do for now.

Go, go, go.

Captain! We're the support brigade.

Excellent, each passing second counts.

Thanks for coming so quickly.

We have a victim

and it's one of our men.

- Please, go ahead.

- Let's go.

[sighs]

[coughs faintly]

[faintly] Help

I'm here.

[coughing]

What do you mean

a judge ordered to free her?

There is no evidence.

That's what we were told.

We just follow

the Commissioner General's orders.

This shouldn't have happened.

Get out of here.

I need to make a few phone calls.

Yes, sir.

Olivia Serrano has been released.

None of that went through me.

Yes, yes. I don't care

about the judge's version.

Things don't work like this.

I'm the head of the operation.

I'm leading all of this.

I am the contact.

You can't go over me.

One, two, three!

Come on. If Molina didn't leave

the living room, he must be around here.

Guys!

We need you to keep digging and stay alert

to any screams from the victim.

Any breathing, anything.

Just let us know

and we'll go in whichever crack we can.

If necessary, I'll go down.

Are you trained to do it?

No, no, no. But I'll go for it.

I don't care.

I hope you know what you're doing.

Come on, let's keep moving stuff.

I'll be back to get you out, honey.

Feeling calmer?

Yes.

Honestly, it really helped me

to tell that as*h*le some truths.

Thanks so much for the support.

There's nothing to thank, okay?

That's why we're a team.

Seeing you with your daughter like that

made me feel something I had never felt.

I don't know, it's like my pregnancy

stopped being just an idea.

I think I'll tell Molina.

I'll always be here to support

both of you. You know that, right?

[faintly] Help

Help

[coughs]

Vargas, help me.

Guys, come on. We can't stop.

Remember it's for Molina, guys. Come on.

- Come on!

- Poncho, I'm very proud of you.

I'm only doing my job.

There's a crack here!

If we open it a bit, someone can go in.

Is there movement? Can we hear anything?

No.

I came as soon as I heard.

- But you

- Olivia

- I thought you were still in jail.

- Now is not the time for explanations.

Molina is the most important thing now.

- Right.

- How can I help?

Here.

Let's go. Come on.

Try over there. We are looking here.

I'm here.

[coughs]

[coughs] I can't breathe.

[inaudible dialogue]

Help

[coughs]

Nervous?

I don't know what's in this little tube,

but all my fears went away.

Can you give me my cell, please?

I'm going to do a live to tell everyone

I'm going into the slaughterhouse.

[chuckles]

[phone chimes]

Hi!

How are you? How was the earthquake?

Pretty strong, right?

Well, I'm not here

to talk about the earthquake.

I want to tell you I'm in the hospital

so that they can remove

this damned tumor already.

And, well I'll go into surgery soon.

And, well

I hope

that a new life will begin today.

And

I don't know what good I've done

to deserve the company

of such an awesome friend here.

And, well

Even though I feel

in pretty good company with him

I have to say

I would also like you to be here

holding my hand, Mom.

I know you and I don't have

a great relationship, but

if I come out of all this,

I would like it

if you could come and give me a hug.

I miss you a lot, Mom.

- Hey, I was going to color that.

- Here's your ice cream.

Oh, thanks.

Just one bowl

because otherwise you'll get a tummy ache.

- Okay?

- Oh, all right.

- Did you hear from Molina yet?

- No, it seems he doesn't have service.

Well, he's probably in an emergency

over the earthquake or something.

Yes, but it's still weird

he hasn't reached out all day, right?

You know what?

I'll go find him at the new house.

He said he'd be doing some work there.

If not, I'll go to the fire station.

You stay with Laura

in case he comes back, okay?

Let me know if you need anything.

Don't eat too much ice cream.

What happened, Mom?

- Nothing. Can I have some ice cream?

- Mm-hmm.

[vehicle approaches]

Get in.

Good. Come on.

I can't see anything. Nothing at all.

- [Molina grunting] Here!

- Wait!

Here!

- [firefighters] Silence! Quiet.

- Hey! Hey!

[groans]

[Molina] Here!

I can hear something.

We have to keep clearing this up.

Poncho, damn it. Hey, Poncho!

Let the rescuers do it.

I mean, if Molina is really in there,

you could suffocate him with the dust.

You know that.

No. We can do it. Come on!

One, two, three.

Be careful.

Come on, come on.

Careful. Let's put it over there.

Be careful.

We'll move it.

It's heavy.

Molina!

Can you hear us?

Brother, answer in any way you can.

[Molina] Help!

He's down there.

Let's go, we have to clear up more.

Come on!

[screams]

I'm here!

One, two, three, up.

Get me out of here!

- Careful.

- Come on, come on.

Here!

I can't breathe!

There he is.

Molina. Hey, hey.

- Poncho.

- [Poncho] Yes.

- Get me out of here, man.

- [Poncho] I'm coming, I'm coming.

- Please.

- [Poncho] I'm coming down.

The harness. Get me the harness.

[Molina] I can't feel anything, man.

Don't worry, brother.

We're coming for you.

[Fabio] A few more days?

She said she didn't want to be

under the same roof as me.

Poor thing, she's terrified of earthquakes

and doesn't want to spend the night alone.

Grandma used to say those who say goodbye

all the time want to leave the least.

You know what? It's okay.

I'd rather she stays here

than go knocking on Gera's door.

What will you do now

that Gera doesn't have a house?

I have a plan.

You'll bring him

to the boarding house?

Oh, no. Dear God.

Lupita, no.

That's the least sexy and glamorous thing,

to bring your boyfriend over

to sleep in your childhood bed.

No.

I've planned

something way more spectacular.

Oh, sure.

Getting on a private jet,

traveling the world.

- Glamour is real.

- Glamour

That could be the next step.

But no, I'm happy with him knowing

he's the most important person in my life.

Okay, and how will you show him that?

I'm going to ask him to marry me.

I want to spend the rest of my life

with that guy.

Almost there, Molina! Almost!

- Ready?

- Ready.

- Going down.

- Lower me down.

Be careful.

- Come on.

- We're coming, brother.

Don't worry.

- Get me out of here, man.

- Resist a little longer, a little longer.

I'm going down, okay?

How much can you move?

I don't feel anything from my waist down.

Okay, brother. Don't worry, don't worry.

I'm not leaving without you, okay?

Okay.

[Poncho grunting]

Lower me a little more!

I'm coming, I'm coming.

I'm here, bro, I'm here.

Almost there. I almost got him!

While the earth was shaking,

the only image I had in my mind was

was Gera

hugging me and

telling me everything would be fine.

Until I came back to this.

My reality.

This f*cking reality I can't get used to,

where my boyfriend

chose to do something so

gross and unnatural.

Don't you feel the same?

If I'm disgusted by my brother?

It's so hard to understand.

I talked to your dad and he's

as shocked with the news as everyone.

He told me he took away his apartment,

and with good reason.

He was using his money

to live a double life.

My brother wasn't living a double life.

Excuse me?

Gera was with a man.

Gerardo fell in love with a man.

And when he did,

he was brave enough to recognize it.

You should also try to do the same

and move on with your life.

- Gera is my life.

- No, Mayte.

Not anymore.

I can't believe

you support your brother's perversion.

I support love. Real love, Mayte.

It was nice seeing you.

- You can move your arms, right?

- [Molina] Only the right one.

Only the right one.

Okay. Let's do something.

I need you to help me

as much as you can to move this.

This rock here, okay? All right,

let's do it on the count of three.

One, two, three.

- [screams]

- [Poncho grunts]

Hang in there.

Hang in there, I'm here. Hold me.

Come here, come here, man. Hold on tight.

Almost there. Almost there.

[Poncho] Get me up!

- [Ángel] Just be careful with that.

- [Olivia] Careful. Slowly.

- [Olivia] We got him.

- [firefighter] We got him.

- A little more.

- A little more.

A little more!

To the stretcher.

To the stretcher.

Do you have him? Put me down.

We'll move him on the count of three.

One, two, three.

[Ricardo] Molina!

How are you?

[coughs]

Everything is going to hell.

How could you let this happen.

I trusted you.

Unfortunately, there are procedures.

I also have superiors,

and I have all the judges on top of me.

Please.

Since when do we care

about procedures or judges here?

Give me a break.

I'm an old cop.

- And I'm a cop on duty, so I have to

- I paid you pretty well

so you could fix this!

I know.

It won't happen again.

Do you have kids?

No, sir.

- I understand your daughter is precious

- No, you don't understand a thing.

That's the problem. You don't get it.

What the hell am I gonna do with you now?

If you want, I can leave the network.

But I won't keep risking my own skin

with my superiors.

You, more than anybody,

should know once you're in,

you can't get out.

Don't forget there are many cops

who aren't part of your network.

- Are you threatening me?

- No, no.

I'm just looking after my future.

No doubt, what happened

with your daughter was a mistake.

But she's free, what else do you want?

Me?

I simply

want everything.

Keep your eyes open, Molina.

Hey, let's see.

Can you move your fingers?

Do you feel my hand?

I feel nothing from my waist down.

[Ángel]

Come on, quick. Thanks.

- That's my house. We were gonna live here.

- Gaby.

- Calm down.

- Is that Molina?

It's Molina! It's Molina!

Let me go, let me go!

- He'll be fine, he'll be fine, calm down!

- We're going to have a child.

Molina's going to be a dad.

Cry, cry all you need.

We're all here to support you.

[Gaby sobs]