The Vessel Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2016
- 86 min
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You don't know?
Are you saying
you didn't build it?
I know you've been going
through a hard time lately.
Everyone knows that.
But I can't help you
if I don't know what's going on.
No more! That's enough!
A year after the kids died
father Douglas suggested
we rebuild the school.
That night someone threw a rock
through his window.
And the church was empty
for a month.
Hey.
in your house?
Hey, Bigo.
Is that my mother's lamp?
Ok, Lela.
You're gonna be all right.
You'll see, Lela.
Father?
Yes?
What is it?
When we left Leo's house...
Some of us started talking.
About what?
Somebody said that...
That this is a sign from god.
That Leo is the messenger.
Who said that?
Everybody.
Now listen...
It can be very dangerous
to jump to conclusions.
You know in these times we have
to stay focused on god...
Otherwise we can lose our way.
Yes, father.
I'm sure you're right.
The real message
we're all looking for...
Is right there in the church and
it's waiting for us every day.
Father, you know Oscar
would never set foot
in the church again.
He always says...
If a man murders a child,
we sentence him to death.
But when god kills
forty-six children...
We are told to praise him.
How do you feel about that?
I don't know.
Sometimes it does feel like
god has abandoned this place.
If we only had a sign.
Just the tiniest glimpse
that he still cares.
And you think...
That Leo might be that sign?
I don't know.
You spoke with Leo.
Could this be a sign from god?
It's possible. Yes.
Soraya?
Do you come here often?
Sometimes.
My mom used to
bring us a lot as kids.
And by the way,
thank you for the books.
Oh, yeah.
I actually read through
a few of them but...
I couldn't understand much.
They were my husband's.
He used to study in bed
with a stack of books
between us.
It used to drive me insane.
You know?
That old paper smell.
And now I can't even sleep
without them.
Can I tell you something?
I used to go to your house
and watch you.
I mean...
It wasn't
in a disrespectful way.
I just wanted to see you.
I knew.
I always knew.
Mama, stop it.
Mama.
Fidelia do you want more rice?
- Fidelia.
- She doesn't hear you.
Put it outside the fence
where it belongs.
You're right.
I made it too mushy.
The yucca's better.
- She's beautiful.
- Who?
Your mother.
There's something very romantic
about her.
Okay.
I suppose men don't see
their mothers that way.
She's not a mother.
I didn't mean that.
I understand. It must be
difficult seeing her like this.
I just don't know
if she would be like this
if I would have died
instead of Tigo.
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