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Come On, Heads Up.
There's allot you can learn from a defeat.
Heads Up.
This way, I discovered something in Spain, during the civil war.
Their Coffee with liquor, is the best on Earth.
The Yankees will support any dictator that calls himself an anti-communist
Franco, Trujillo...
We've been naive. Washington never wanted to help us.
They never wanted to free the Basques or put Franco under pressure
He himself is already in the UN (*United Nations*)
Don't be so pessimistic. I know you, you don’t quit this fast.
I'll receive 50.000 $Dollar if I don't publish the book about Trujillo.
Almoina did me an offer. My dear friend, imagine...
For that he's on the run for twenty years already.
Aren't you tired of being on the run? I Mean, 50.000 $Dollar
It's clear as crystal, that Trujillo is afraid of you.
Can I give you an advice, from a friend, to another?
Be careful. All the Dominicans here, are people of Trujullo.
Its freezing here.
Valle de Amurrio - Country of Basques, 1988
C'mon, we're leaving.
This is where Galindez Lived and Died. Did u read his books?
Read them? She can remember them by head.
Why does an American know so much about a purebred Basque?
I'm writing a essay concerning outlaws in the US.
About men from the resistance. - Like Galíndez?
You wont find anything about him here, just like he never existed.
Wasn’t he killed for Trujillo?
He represented the Basque nationalists in the US
Isn't he in your archives?
He isn't even commemorated. - I don't know if he's in there.
He represented the Basque government in exile.
Can I have a look at those archives?
There has to be something I can find. Even if it's only letters I’ll find, its something.
It's ok. - He may be commemorated right?
Of course he can, but...
Can we talk further after dinner? - Sure.
New York, 1988
Since when are you a communist? - I never was...
I'm a Basque nationalist. - Who are your contacts?
For fuck sake, I just said...
I want the truth, Professor! - Where am I?
In New York? Miami? And for how many days am I here?
I represent the Basque government
And which government is that? We will inform your embassy.
I thought Franco was in charge there. Or are we really that stupid here?
I'm an outlaw, and a professor at the University of Columbia.
They'll come looking for me. - Do u really think so?
You're on your own now. - But I’m not a communist.
How long have you been a communist? This is the last time I’m asking friendly...
You've served our country for years.
I'm in the Dominican republic. - In the prison of San Silvestre.
Of General Trujillo, who isn't satisfied with your behavior, at all!
Mister Professor...
Oh my god.
Are u Jesus Galíndez? - I am, for the time being.
To make it clear: We don't have anything to do with your situation.
With we, you mean the Spain of Franco? - Stop it! There's only one Spain.
Listen, tell me everything you know about the anti-Spanish outlaws.
Maybe I can do something for you then. - What is it that you can do for me?
The least I can do, is stopping them to torture you.
I Only talk in front of a judge.
I want to be treated how any other prisoner is treated.
That’s not an option, and you know it. Tell me something, so I can help you.
I'm already dead. - You are the one doing that.
I'm a professor and a writer, not a brigand.
I'm the only one that can help you, you have to realize that now.
Say something, or make something up.
Get me out of here, I beg you.
I can't do that.
What is the American Government going to do to help you in Basque country?
Take a good look at me again, and never forget what you just saw!
You clearly haven't lost your tongue. - Do you want to see?
Let him go, and open this door.
I'm wasting my time with this filthy nationalist
They also captured me. You just got what you deserved.
This won't go unpunished.
How is he? - He's ok, but he's rapidly tired.
I was ordered to keep in touch with Madrid
These are the copies of the reports. - And what did you discovered?
All I heard were rumors
He was taken to Moscow, or they fed him to the Sharks...
But in reality, Trujillo send someone to kill Galíndez
But he was Spanish. Wasn't there anything the embassy could do?
Galíndez was an enemy of Spain.
He called this over himself.
Trujillo was a blood-thirsty animal, without any compasion for his opponent.
Didn't his family went looking for him? - His father was in Ciudad Trujillo.
He was a good person.
not such a crazy sepatarist as his son.
My blood was boiling when I saw how they were making fun of his sadness.
He had to return to Spain Without the body of his son.
If it is about cruelty, people are not better then animals.
The people who commit it, as well as their victims.
Trujillo got scared when he ordered the killing on Galíndez.
How come?
A Year later, a Spanish guy walks into my office.
His name was Díaz.
His daughter was married to a Dominican military pilot.
Oscar Moral.
He transported Galíndez from New York to Ciudad Trujillo.
Oscar Moral was killed right after that.
They said he committed suicide, but the farewell letter was falsified.
He was killed, and mister Díaz wanted the case to be investigated.
I thought it was my duty to help him, as Spanish person and as a human being.
But we couldn't fight up against Trujillo
He was forced to take back the things he said, and say goodbye with sadness,
and I got send back to Madrid.
Do I get a copy of this?
You can take it all with you, and do with it whatever you like.
Bye.
Thanks. - What comes around, goes around.
What did u say? - Go away.
And send that witch in here.
Look at who's waiting for me all dressed up. What are we celebrating?
I'll tell you during diner. I've worked all day long.
Look at that, that’s a fine piece of woman.
Hey what’s up? - Do you want some?
I'll stick to the fruit. Why are you walking around with that picture?
Everyone already forgot about Batista. - There he goes again.
Whatever he says, We'll never see Cuba again.
Believe me, Castro ain't gone yet. - Looks like you're supporting him.
Are you nuts? I know what communism did to the country.
this country is a sanctuary for fanatics.
Who want to give all this up to go back to Cuba?
I'm out of here. Say hello to your brother for me.
María, a good day for you too.
Put this on, and see how it looks on you.
Oh my god...
Do you know who I am?
General Espaillat, consul in New York.
'The Razorblade'. - Read this.
I Can't. - Fragments from newspapers.
I've denied every involvement, and spread some rumors.
That you've been spotted in Mexico, in the Sovjet-Unin...
What are you up to? - We're going to judge you.
Because of abuse of our hospitality and because of conspiracy.
And you wanted to set the US against us. - You over-estimate my powers.
Hi, I'm Muriel. - Rosa, the wife of León María.
He himself couldn't come because he's to busy, as usual.
You didn't have to come. You already do so much for us.
Really, its nothing.
An American doctor just arrived.
She's doing a research on Galíndez.
Why, what Galíndez?
The one that got kidnapped who you were solicitor.
Don't get mad, I’m not insinuating anything.
I'm just trying to get you two in contact with each other.
It's OK, I Understand. If it's not possible, it's not possible.
Say hello to your wife for me.
He's suffering acute amnesia.
It's a honor that I may meet you.
It's my pleasure.
I've already called five people, and I hear the same story over and over.
"What Galíndez?" - I don't want to bother you.
Don't be afraid, He loves doing it.
You have to go to Make-Up, because you're in the show.
One minute on television, can make a huge difference.
And doña Rosa brought in an American Scientist.
Please tell us all: Why are you here for?
I'm investigating the mysterious death of a Spanish outlaw.
Jesús de Galíndez, kidnapped in assignment for Trujillo.
Somebody is going to talk.
There hasn't been much change after the death of Trujillo.
The same people stayed on top, thanks to Balaguer and the US.
But the people conquer their fear more and more.
We have to make the people listen more to their conscience.
Every time I mention his name,
it looks like no-one ever heard anything about Galíndez.
Even his own group in Spain.
I know that only your presence here, already makes some people worried.
Even Balaguer.
I know that you want me to talk with him.
But I don't see the use of it. - He's the one that knows everything.
I don't think that he's going to say something that can help me forward.
Or don't you want to be associated with a non-trustworthy communist.
I don't think that he's going to say something that can be used against him.
What did we do wrong, that even a person like you can't trust us.
Phone call for Muriel Colbert.
I Saw you on Television, I want to talk to you.
I'm not staying here for a long time. Who are you anyway?
The daughter of Oscar Moral.
Attention.
El Generalísimo.
Start with it.
Did you write: 'The Era Trujillo'?
Yes. - Talk louder, like a real man!
Did u write every word that is written in that leaflet?
Yes. - The defendant confesses the facts.
We received him with our arms wide open, when he was on the run.
We accepted him when he came living here.
He even became consultant for the government.
You are from our bread.
He used his position to disrupt our society.
He incited others to crime.
When our country got purified of communists, he went to the US.
And from there-on he started to spit on his fatherland,
with as purpose to blow our friendship with the US.
You are a coward.
You're running away from a man to man fight.
You're trying it from a distance, with just words.
So, what do you have to say?
And not only did he slandered... - That's enough, colonel.
If I... - I said, Enough!
Of course.
Books do not frighten me. I've build this country myself.
That stinking book is negligible as a few drops of water in the ocean.
If that's so, what am I doing here? - What did u say? Why you little...
He asked why he's here.
How does he dare, that filthy traitor? I'll blow his head off.
I'll tell you why you're here.
Because I do not endure it if someone attacks my family and damage my honor.
Does that seem as a good reason to you Mister Professor?
That’s why you're here, and you're not leaving alive.
You got to my whole family.
My parents, my daughter, my on Radamés, who calls u a clown...
My brothers and sisters, my wives...
You got to them all, even though I could've forgotten about that.
But you went to far, when you wrote that Ramfis wasn't my son
but from another man.
That's why I’m killing you, because I’m sick and tired of it.
Can I say something? - Out loud, that everyone can here it.
I'm a Basque writer, and professor.
I've been robbed of my freedom on an illegal way.
I've been tortured and I’m going to be killed soon.
You say that’s because I wrote wrote that book.
But that ain't true.
I'm going to die for the only thing my life was useful for.
My freedom.
The freedom of writing whatever seemed true to me.
And I don't regret any word I wrote.
That’s the only thing I had left.
It's too late be play the hero. Espaillat, you know what to do.
The defendant is guilty, and shall be executed.
Muriel Colbert? I'm Gloria Moral. - Pleasure.
I'm sorry that I mentioned your fathers name on the television.
It wasn't planned, that is all. Shall we go inside?
Do you like potful of tortoises? That is our specialty.
Unfortunate, I can't stay here. Are you his only relative?
No, I have a brother in Miami and my mother lives here.
She's weak, and after my father died...
It happened a very long time ago, I barely remember anything.
My husband doesn't know you're here. He's a civil servant, and you know...
I understand, and I appreciate your help.
This Cruz Ayala. She already knows.
It's a honor to meet you here.
We've read the reports from the embassy yesterday.
I can't say anything about Galíndez.
But about Gloria's father, that are purely conjectures.
Even her mother had doubts.
According to her, it wasn't suicide and he didn't write the letter either.
Look, these are results from of no less then two autopsies.
The family wanted to be a 100% sure.
It certainly wasn't suicide.
And a graphologist has confirmed that he did wrote the letter himself.
Official documents from Trujillo's time aren't worth shit, you know that.
But it's everything we have.
Did your father flew here with Galíndez?
According to my mother, they didn't. - There were more pilots.
And who says he never was here?
They never found Galíndez, so he could be everywhere
I know your mother is sick, but can I see her?
Listen. I know your work is important,
but at her age, she can't handle all the sorrow.
Only for a minute - Sorry.
Maybe an other day? Just tell me when.
You know that her mother is very sick.
You don't want to kill her, right? - Thanks allot for your time.
But I still got one question.
Why did your father committed suicide?
that’s a very indiscreet question. - Because he suffered cancer.
He had to give up his job, his life with the son of Trujillo...
He couldn't continue living this way.
Thank you.
I got friends at the embassy. How's everything with Manuel Sánchez?
He's good, given his age.
Did he tell you why he had to return to Madrid?
Inciting under-aged boys to prostitution.
And then again, he was crazy.
You have to check your sources.
In the US people get... Over-enthusiastic.
Can I give you a ride? - No, I’ll walk.
C'mon, be a tourist.
No, don't do that. Stop it.
It's ok, don't worry...
How are things in Santo Domingo?