The Fury of a Patient Man Page #5

Synopsis: José is a silent and circumspect man who spend his days in a bar with the owner Juanjo and their friends. Suffering insomnia, José interests Ana, Juanjo's sister-in-law, who works as waiter in the bar of his brother, talking by Internet with her during the night. But the tranquility ends when Curro, Juanjo's brother, is freed from the jail after eight years by a robbery to a jewelry where the salesman ended in a permanent coma and the saleslady was killed by one of the thieves. After a strong discussion between Curro and Ana, José moves Ana and her little son to his cottage to keep them away from Curro, taking advantage the situation to kidnap Curro in order to discover the identity of the rest of the band, seeking revenge for the salesman and the saleslady dead, who really were José's father and girlfriend. Forced to it if he wants see Ana and his son again, Curro and José start a travel by some towns looking for the Curro's partners in crime, knowing that if anyone stops it, Curro pr
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Raúl Arévalo
  26 wins & 26 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2016
92 min
204 Views


They say it smells like sh*t here

because it's blocked,

but I lost my sense of smell.

They're cool, they're buddies.

- You got my candy?

- Here, candy.

- No strawberry?

- I'll give you what you like later.

Watch it, there's a dodgy step.

The dwarf fell the other day,

almost killed himself.

This looks like it.

This is it.

Make yourself at home.

Just don't touch the computer,

I'm busy with something.

Juani's sister put me onto

one of those jerk-off chat pages

and they rob you blind

if you don't watch out.

A beer here, another here...

Take a seat here.

Well,

to Currito, to his freedom.

It's great to see you.

How you doin?

- Good, good.

- Well, well...

You know I'm workin' in La Baraca?

I'm workin', doin' this and that.

They even got me on the web page,

check it out.

You and I had some times

in La Baraca.

In La Baraca and other joints.

This guy and I used to

get sh*t-faced alright.

You got a friend here

for whatever, you got me?

What this man's done for me,

you wouldn't read about it.

He's got a friend for whatever.

You know it, or don't you?

- Yeah, man.

- Not "yeah, man". Yeah, Curro!

You got a friend in me,

whatever you want,

I'm with you to the death.

Sh*t, yeah!

I was too busy to see you

in "the can" more than once.

I was real busy,

I was like all over the place,

but I thought about you a lot

and whatever you want, you got it.

Whatever you want.

You don't have any "nose candy"

to celebrate?

No.

You look good, it's great

to see you. How's the family?

Good, good. It's all fine.

I heard you had a kid

while you were in "the can".

- Yeah, he'll be taller than me.

- That wouldn't be hard.

- Hey, listen up.

- Go ahead.

You heard from Julito and the guys?

That's what you wanted to know?

You wanted to know about Julito.

He went to live in the country,

his dad's hometown, in Segovia.

What's it called? "Lebrero"...

- Lebreles.

- Lebreles, that's it!

He's been there a while.

He just up and left.

And Rober?

Rober?

Didn't you hear?

Rober killed himself.

Didn't you hear?

You didn't? I thought...

Rober crashed his car and died.

Just over a year ago.

I tell you what:
f*** him.

He was a prick from when

he was born to when he died.

Why am I telling you?

You know alright.

Sh*t, look! I knew there was

a scrap left here.

You don't want any, right?

Dope's more your thing.

If you don't mind, I'll do it.

You could tell Rober was going

to end up real bad.

You don't know

what he did to me once.

I was minding 4 kilos of blow

in my mom's house

and he finds out

and comes round begging:

"Gimme a few grams to sell,

we'll split it".

I said no, no way.

Three days later, I'm on the street

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Raúl Arévalo

Raúl Arévalo Zorzo (born 22 November 1979) is a Spanish film actor and director, best known by international audiences for his role in the film Summer Rain, directed by Antonio Banderas. more…

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