Amen.
Have some cereal.
Pass the bread, Dad.
No banana today?
Pass the milk, please, Alfredo.
Well done, Anita! You've spilled the milk again.
It doesn't matter.
Open your mouth like this...
Esther, I'm going to the garage now
to pick up the crankshaft for the tractor.
Yes, Johan. We're going out now, too.
Okay, let's all get moving.
Hand me the dishes, children.
Help me arrange the table.
Don't leave any leftovers, Dani and Anita!
Thank you, Sara.
Come on, children. We have to go.
Come, children!
Come on, Jak!
- Where's my hat? - Right here.
Come on, children.
Sara, head along with the children.
Stay on your own for a while, Johan.
I love you, Esther.
I know, Johan.
I love you, too.
Raubart!
Raubart! Raubart!
You're a good dog...
Good dog.
Zacarias!
Hold on, he's fixing an engine block!
Zacarias!
Hold on, Johan, damn it!
Are you in a bloody hurry, or what?
Yeah, man, a bloody hurry...
All right, Juanito, your damn crank is all ready.
- Hold it, don't let it fall. - It's very heavy.
Watch your fingers!
Don't want them to get hurt.
One...
Two...
Three!
What did the guy on the phone want?
He wants us to fix the engine.
- What's wrong with it? - It's completely busted.
We'll have to replace everything.
Pistons, suspension,
timing belt, crankshaft, and
redo the valves,
the head needs new spark plugs...
Did they get bent, or what?
We have to change them, anyway.
They're all elongated.
And the hoses don't work, either.
We have to do an overall cleaning of the engine.
The man on the phone wants a plutonium exhaust. Can we do that?
Yes, right now. Get to work! And move it!
Come on, move it!
What can't be done today will be done tomorrow.
I thought you stopped seeing her.
Me, too.
But the days go by, and before I know it...
And the pain won't stop digging in.
A powerful thing's come over you. You've found your natural woman.
Very few know what that means. You'll have to carry on.
I'd hurt my wife so... You know how I've loved her.
Just talking about it feels like lead being poured into my guts.
If that is your destiny, then you'll have to be brave.
A brave man makes destiny with what he's got.
Plus, I have a woman and I have a family, and...
My woman is called Esther, Zacarias.
It's only for you to decide,
but be careful not to betray yourself.
It's true that Marianne is a better woman for me.
At least that's my feeling.
And that feeling may be founded in something sacred,
even if we don't understand it.
Turn that thing up!
- The swine's on for a good lay, huh? - Yeah!
Let me help you.
You can go in the water now.
Come, Autghe!
The water is warm.
A little cold.
Alfredo, send me one of the children for a wash!
You go, Anita.
Time for a wash!
- Right now? - Yes, now.
Press on my toe.
I'm going to hold onto you.
Come, Anita, let's get the soap off him!
Come and help me.
Wait a moment.
You help me, too.
- Enough! - Enough?
Yes.
Wait, there's more here.
Come, the foam is gone.
I've got water in my nose.
- Come here! Get in the water. - No.
I want to get out.
- Hold on. - No, I'm going!
What a wimp!
Do it softer, Mummy!
- Dad, can I go see Cornelio? - Yes, but don't wake him up, Anita.
You've always been so good at making the soap, Esther.
Finished, Autghe, go into the water.
Come, Esther,
let's go swim.
Be careful.
Someone has arrived.
I'll go see.
- Hello, Mother. - Good morning, Son.
- I need to talk to Dad. - Go in, he's milking the cows.
Thanks, see you in a while.
Good day.
Good day, Johan.
I need to talk to you.
So early?
I fell in love with another woman.
You're joking, Johan.
Well, let's go out.
Come, let's go see the snow.
Planting will be delayed this season, Johan.
Soon it will be two years.
Does Esther know about it, Johan?
I've told her everything since the beginning.
I don't want Mother...
I don't want Mother to know about this.
Don't worry. This is only between us.
Let's go in the house, Johan. I'll send Mother off to do something.
Yes, Dad.
What's happening to you is the work of the enemy, Johan.
Talk to me like a father, not like a preacher.
I am both, Johan.
I think it's God's doing.
Dad, if this is the work of the Devil,
I feel sorry for myself. Truly!
But now I have to know who's the woman I must love.
Help me if you can.
I can only tell you what I went through...
And I've never told anyone.
After your birth,
I felt an unknown attraction to another woman.
I was ready to leave my family.
But before doing that, I forced myself to stop seeing her.
Soon enough,
I realised the excitement existed only in myself.
It was my need to feel.
You suffer, because you think the pain of losing her will never pass...
But it will, Son.
That's true, Dad.
But when I compare the two women,
I don't ask myself what I feel for Esther now.
I think of her when I met her...
Then I realise I'd have preferred the new woman.
I simply made a mistake with Esther, and now I have to fix it.
Esther is your wife.
She loves you as your mother loves me, and I know how you love her, too.
You love the new woman. It's inexplicable, but I understand.
I wouldn't like to be in your shoes, dear Johan,
but somehow, I also envy you.
I can't tell you what to do,
but I know if you don't act quickly, you will lose them both.
Yes, Dad.
Your mother and I will support you.
- Hello. - Hello, Sara.
- Thank you, Mum. - You're welcome, Johan.
Goodbye, Dad.
Goodbye, Johan.