Romero Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1989
- 102 min
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Everyone else is giving me advice ...
- I would like yours.
- Mine?
Yes
What do you think
I should do?
Will I go to Heaven
when I die?
It's so bad here.
Someone has to take his stand.
I would got to have something to
look forward too
If this were an
ordinary funeral ...
I speak of my friendship
with Father Grande.
At crucial moments
in my life, he was always there...
close to me ...
never be forgotten.
But this is a moment ...
to gather from these
deaths a message ...
for all of us who
remain on pilgrimage.
The liberation that
was a liberation
rooted in faith.
And because it is so
often misunderstood...
died.
Who knows?
Perhaps the murderers
So, we want to tell you ...
murderers brethren ...
that we love you ...
and that we ask, for
repentance in your hearts.
This is my wife Maria
on our wedding anniversary.
This is our house.
These are our children.
This one is Paco ...
my son.
See his face?
Always into trouble,
and always good.
Did you know, my boy ...
the soldiers came
and took him...
and now we can't find him.
He has disappeared.
We tried to find him.
We went to the police.
We tried everything,
but we can't find out nothing.
He has disappeared.
before he leaves the office.
Today, He didn't call me...
Why Rafael?
in the fields.
He the Minister of Agriculture,
but he supports the agrarian reform.
We have some money, but we had nothing
to do with political prisoners.
- Have you told the police?
- You read the ransom demand.
Have you told your father?
I'm afraid of what he might do.
I called you ...
you're our friend ...
and because you can help us.
Can't you?
Please help me.
Good morning, Fathers.
Good morning.
Monsignor,
What brings you here?
I need to ask your help.
Rafael Celada
has been kidnapped.
Do either of you have a way to find out,
I can't help you, Father.
Father Osuna?
I can't either
You can't ...
or you won't?
Here's your car, Monsignor.
Hello, Monsignor.
How can I help you?
It can be dangerous to be on
the streets of El Salvador.
I am trying to find the way
to get Rafael Celada released.
- why should I want that?
- Money was demanded.
The money is just icing on the cake.
The real issue is
political prisoners.
Free them,
and you find Celada freed.
Think of the family and
what they're going through.
If I did,
he wouldn't be alive.
One must find other ways
Excuse me, Monsignor.
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