Beira-Mar
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Yes?
Who?
It's for Martin.
He'll be there in a minute.
- I thought you were going alone.
- Tomaz is coming.
- You know what to do, right?
- Dad, I gotta go.
No, no.
He can wait.
Take it seriously.
We get there, do what we
gotta do, and that's it, okay?
Let's go.
- Will you stay at his grandpa's?
- No, at his parents.
- His grandpa died.
- Oh, that sucks.
So it will be just you
two and his parents?
No, it's going to
be just us there.
- You two are staying alone?
- Yeah.
- Let's party, then?
- Of course.
- Can we go there tomorrow?
- It's up to you.
- So, let's go out tonight.
- I'm so down.
No way, I'm too tired.
C'mon, go out with us.
Alright, I'll check with Bento
to see if he's up to it.
- Who's Bento?
- Bento...
is the guy who's
picking me up.
I told you about him.
- Is he your boyfriend?
- No, he's not my boyfriend.
Come with us, then.
I'll see what I can do.
- See you, guys.
- See you.
- Good night.
- Come by the house.
I will.
It's freezing out here.
- Let's go?
- Yeah, dude.
a cool place for us to go.
- Where?
- I don't know yet.
There's nothing
to do in this town.
Of course,
look around us.
- You're not running away.
- Get off!
- F*ggot.
- Animal.
"Animal"? Don't you know
how to curse? "Silly".
Stinky.
Sour dick.
Hairy butt.
Dude, does anyone come
here to play mini-golf?
Of course.
Weekends are packed.
Tons of kids screaming.
- You know the rules, right?
- Sort of.
You have eight moves
to get the ball into the hole.
And each move is one point.
Yeah.
But you win by
scoring less points.
I used to think that the more
points you scored, the better.
But no, you need to
score as few points as possible.
Then I'd do eight
points every time,
hitting the ball away from the hole.
I'd say "eight points, yay!"
- Stupid.
- I was only a kid.
I might suck at mini-golf,
but check me out at basketball.
Hey, what the f***
are you doing there?
Come back!
Do you really want to go in?
It could be fun, man.
You're not backing out now,
right? Are you afraid of women?
- Good evening.
- How's the party?
Twenty five to get in.
Three beers included.
Is it okay?
Okay, we want to come in.
- ID.
- Sure.
It's torn.
It's not worth anything.
C'mon, dude,
it's the only ID I have.
We can get in everywhere
But not here.
Dude, let's go.
- He was about to let us in.
- No, he wasn't. Let's go home.
Give me five minutes, I'll go
inside and I'll be right back,
I just want to
check the place out.
- Seriously?
- Five minutes. I'll be right back.
I mean it.
I'll be right back.
Where did you
get that sandwich?
I bought it at this
bakery around the corner.
- Dude...
- It's cool, dude.
I mean it.
Dude, pause it.
Hi, Dad.
Yeah, we got here okay.
No, not yet.
But I'll go.
Tomaz is taking me there.
Okay, Dad. Okay.
What time should we
go to your grandpa's?
In a bit.
You want me to come with
you, or would you rather go alone?
You can come with me.
Let's get back to the game.
Play the next
one by yourself.
- Hi, excuse me.
- Yes?
- Are you Mrs. Marisa?
- Who would like to know?
I'm Martin.
I called you yesterday.
I'm Lucio's son.
No one here has
anything to do with Lucio.
He said you have a document
for him, that's why I'm here.
Which document?
Rosa, go and get
Which document?
If you want, I can call him.
You can talk directly to him...
and he'll explain.
No one's going to talk
to your father on the phone.
And why didn't he come?
He sent you,
is that it?
Can I go to the restroom?
Over here.
I got stuck.
Yeah.
And where is your dad?
Why didn't he come?
I don't know,
he was working.
- You really don't wanna talk to him?
- No.
And let him know that
if he wants to take our money,
he should come here
himself, you understand?
Do you understand me?
I don't know what to do.
Come back with your father, boy.
We need to talk to him.
So? How did it go?
A total sh*t.
Hey. We could go for
a walk on the beach.
It's a bit cold, huh?
Whatever.
And I'm not really into beach.
Martin, your house
is in front of the beach.
Once, I went for
a walk by myself.
And at some point
I got lost. Completely lost.
I walked for hours
trying to find my way home.
I don't even know how long, but
in my mind it took a f***ing long time,
that's how lost I was.
Maybe it was only
for a few minutes.
At some point, I was
found by lifeguards.
And I couldn't tell them
which way my house was.
They raised one
of those blue flags
for when they
find lost children.
- I didn't know there was such a thing.
- There is.
There I was,
at the lifeguard booth,
feeling as if
I owned the sea.
At some point, my dad
showed up, screaming...
when I saw him, I froze.
You know what he's like.
I felt so embarrassed when
he was dragging me to the car,
the lifeguards were
watching the whole scene.
As soon as we got home,
he beat me up really bad,
probably the worst
spanking I've ever got.
- That sucks.
- Yeah.
He would only
stop to yell at me,
saying that
I had let him down.
I was grounded for
almost the entire summer,
and when I finally could
go out, I was afraid
I'd run into one
of those lifeguards.
You were only a child,
you know.
You won't let go
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