Forty-two!
Yes, that's me.
Lena Harmiento Jimenez.
Your passport application is very incomplete.
For purpose of visit you have "sister," but there's no address.
Do you have it?
No.
Where in the United States are you going?
Minnesota.
No employment, no credit card, no tourist visa.
Can your sister sponsor you?
She's 12 years old.
You are a minor. Can you get your parents to sign?
I can't do that.
Why?
They are dead.
I can't help you.
I really need this visa.
You need to find another way.
Next!
Speak Spanish?
No small talk with him, friend.
Share.
- Change? - Yeah.
Esteban won't even haggle with me anymore.
Now he just makes the cross and takes what I give him.
- The arepas? - What?
The arepas?
I forgot.
I'll get them tomorrow.
Why tomorrow?
My school group is going to the waterfall this afternoon.
I work today.
You're watching my kids.
See, I've worked it out. Anna will come.
You pay her, add it to my rent so I can go.
No, Lena.
This isn't why I took you in.
Lena, soon you'll have your own family.
Then you'll understand.
Lena?
Lena, are you listening to me?
I have a family. But not here.
Oh, honey.
There's nothing here.
I'll get the arepas.
No. No. No.
I won't let you rob me twice in one day!
Six thousand for stale cheese bread.
With what you charge, you accuse me of robbery?
A wolf can smell another wolf clear across the forest.
What do you think?
If he's a padre, I'm the pope.
Another headache.
Let me do the talking.
Have you seen this man?
He was seen entering this town.
Does he look familiar?
Listen.
We have money.
Was he smelling me?
Never mind him.
His brain is deep-fried like a pork rind.
Have another look.
He masquerades as a priest, sometimes a salesman. But he's not.
- What does he sell? - He says he sells pots, pans, medicines...
And these things aren't real?
No, they're real.
Then why wouldn't I buy them?
Lena?
Did you get the arepas?
Lena?
The arepas?
Call Anna. Sell everything.
What?
Have you seen him?
It's hard to say.
Your picture is so dirty.
He said "money"?
So if we saw this man?
Man, $5000, like it says.
Federico! A gringo priest stole your car!
Police, ma'am.
We hear there's a girl named Lena who is missing.
Do you know anything?
I'll make some coffee.
Delicious coffee.
So, what are you?
His pet?
I have two kids in university.
The money has to come from somewhere.
No, no, señor.
You people can't buy everything.
Not everything is yours to take. Now you threaten me? Go on.
Please.
Can you tell us where she is?
If Lena doesn't want to be found, then she's not going to be found.
Does she have family or friends?
No, no one is more alone than Lena.
What can you tell us?
God called Lena's parents when she was 8.
She had no other family. It was just her and her baby sister.
When they were orphaned, they were sent to a church orphanage in the city.
First God takes her parents...
...and then a family in Minnesota takes her sister.
Like they bought her on the Internet.
So this girl, at 11 years old, is completely alone.
Fucked over three ways, like everyone Latino.
By the Church...
...white men...
...and money.
So now, you come here to my house...
...and you want me to help you find her?
Why? To hurt her more?
No, sir!
I'd sooner cut up your other cheek!
Bring me something red.
Pure Egyptian cotton.
Only been used once by a baby.
Smell it.
Signed by the Pope Francisco. I give it to you for 10,000.
Sir, please come here.
I saw him paint it with my own eyes.
It will be valuable after they hang him.
How much we owe you?
And give me that candy.
That one?
This one here? Or the marshmallows?
No, the one on the bottom. To the left. Add it to the bill.
Hey! What are you doing? Dipping from my till?!
Miss, your ID.
Little scum. I saw her.
Do you know what happened to his face?
I don't want to know.
But another week with him, I'll break his face.
When we get to the city, I'm done with him.
You're going south?
Do me a favor.
Drop him off at the station in Machetá for me?
Parcero, if it were just me, of course, but him....
It's only an hour out of your way.
For me, it's a whole day of work.
This pool is something!
Yeah. It's shitty.
I can't believe I have to stay in this dump.
Yeah. It's shit.
It's okay, keep the change.
How can I help you, Padre?
Please, girl. Don't make this so hard.
It's snowing.