Alambrista! Page #3
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- Year:
- 1977
- 110 min
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Cut it out!
Get this thing off me!
They can't do anything.
They can't catch us up here.
Do like showed you.
You enter my solitude
Your smile lights up my darkness
Your body next to mine
truly do need you
if only for a while
Hey, you missed some.
Thought you didn't want those.
Yeah, put 'em in the bucket.
Working hard?
Very hard.
Let's go.
One, two, three, four...
...thirteen.
Thirteen?
Then 13 more.
- How's it going?
- See ya around.
Sharon.
What's up, man?
Got another job.
It pays better.
I'm gonna be rollin' in dough now.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Work.
How's it look?
Very nice.
It's going to Mexico.
Tonight give you a scarf
So you'll come dance with me
My hearts full of affection
Tonight your eyes are shining
Like mirrors re?ecting my love
Your smile like the new moon
Playing hide-and-seek
La migra! Out the back!
Illegals!
Anyone without papers!
Out the back!
Stand against the wall.
Any matches or cigarettes?
What's your name?
Roberto what?
Ramirez.
Good-b ye, California
They're taking me away
But'll always carry you with me
God willing, I'll
return very soon
I'm leaving my experiences behind
will return
Dear Lord, grant me this much
Let me have your attention, men.
Please.
You all know...
it costs $200
to get to the U.. to find work.
Right?
Well, you bums got lucky.
You won't have to pay
a single peso.
If you're hard workers
and are really looking to work,
can take you there,
and it won't cost you a peso.
Why would do this?
Because like you so much?
You're all smart guys, right?
can't fool you.
The thing is, there's a strike
going on in Colorado,
and they need men like you
to pick melons.
So if you want,
you can go now and pay later.
The $200 will come
out of your pay.
But that won't be a problem.
Listen, just got back
from Colorado.
They're paying better
than in California.
So how many are interested?
Come on.
Have a beer on me
after you sign up.
Want to go too.
I'm a hard worker,
and have a daughter.
Let me finish with the men first.
Then I'll see what can do, okay?
Don't worry.
It's just on the other side, see?
The worst is over.
Tomorrow morning
a truck will pick you up
and take you to Colorado,
where you'll make good money.
So relax for now,
and by tomorrow...
you'll be making good money.
Get up. Come on.
Get up. On your feet.
The food's here.
Alberto!
Ramirez!
That's my dad!
This is where your father lived.
It's not much.
A broken-down bus.
- They always live like this?
- Sometimes, man.
This is where your old man lived.
What's that?
This is all he left behind.
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