-
A TON OF LUCK
-
Thank you.
-
Mam, are we there? I'm hungry.
-
No, Simona, we're not there yet.
-
Here. Go change these dollars
for pesos, so they last longer.
-
Go easy,
don't get yourself robbed.
-
Take it easy, Ma'm,
have another round.
-
On the house.
-
Sir, how can I get
to Coreguaje Lane?
-
Coreguaje?
And what's your business there?
-
It's full of guerillas
and paramilitary troops.
-
You shouldn't go there,
much less with that girl.
-
I know it's dangerous, but I must
get there. It's very important.
-
Well, that guy by the door
has a jeep and goes that way.
-
Maybe he'll give you
a ride. Who knows?
-
I can take you some 20 km
from where you're going, lady.
-
And that will cost you
some $30,000, very cheap.
-
This is all I have, sir.
-
That makes it really hard,
ma'm, risking it for so little.
-
Imagine we're caught by
a guerrilla patrol over there.
-
No, love,
no way I'll take that chance.
-
For God's sake, sir. I've been two days
traveling. Can't turn back now.
-
Please, sir, take us there.
-
Erlinda, my love, I wish I could tell
you all this in person, as I should.
-
A lot has happened and I'd rather
you learn about it from me.
-
The first thing is that
all our savings are lost.
-
I've lost them.
-
Love, I wanted to surprise
you and Simona...
-
and spent it all on the land
we dreamed so much about.
-
But I was a sucker, was swindled
and they took off.
-
Never could find the crook
I gave our savings to.
-
I was stupid
and I couldn't tell you then.
-
Didn't want to disappoint you.
-
Hey, Porras, Perlaza told us what
happened with that plot. Shitty luck.
-
A mean bastard did that to you,
bro, oughtta be a law.
-
You know what, friend?
-
Somebody does that to me and I shoot
his balls off and watch him die, see?
-
Need to find him first, man.
-
I don't know. Maybe I'll ask the Major
for an advance in my salary...
-
Fat chance, Porritas.
That one's meaner than a nail.
-
Anyway, we got enough
for another round, don't we?
-
This is all I got.
-
Right, a thousand pesos.
-
Want what I've left? Enough
for two, better than nothing...
-
Two beers, mate.
-
That's what I dislike of these
joints one's all heated up...
-
and not even 5 thou
to sniff one of these tits...
-
Close your trap,
here comes my Dayanita.
-
Wow, another voice...
-
I'd give it all for you
-
Would sell all on a street corner
-
I'd give even my death
-
And even more, a little more
-
I sleep with a gun at hand
-
Tucked under my pillow
-
'Cos I'd give my life for you
-
I could, I'd kill for you
-
I'd give it all for you
-
I'd lose it all for your love
-
I'd stake even my luck
-
and a bit more, even more
-
Love till I eat your heart out
-
Love you and quench this passion
-
All this passion
-
Love till I eat your heart out
-
Love you and quench this passion
-
All this murderous passion
-
Hey, Lloreda, used your fists
under the table, didn't you?
-
I hit his face fair and square.
-
It's always the same story,
every time we visit your Dayana...
-
I end up fighting
alone, mate.
-
No, Benegas's right.
-
When will you get over that
obsession for that woman, mate?
-
Oh man, what can I do?
-
I like that woman
more than anything in the world.
-
I'm in love mate,
like you with your wife.
-
She's too fine a broad. You gotta
get over her, that's what!
-
I'd give all the millions I don't
have to be with that dame.
-
Millions, and you don't have
a penny to go back to barracks...
-
I don't, but who knows?
-
Maybe tomorrow I'll have the
dough to get her out of this hole.
-
Yeah, in the ground.
-
Keep dreaming.
-
Dreams are for free.
-
Dreams are for free.
-
Damm, damm!
-
Fort to Destroyer,
Fort destroyer.
-
Reporting armed contact.
-
Repeat, armed contact. Over.
-
We got'em, my boy, we got them.
-
Come on, push on,
they're giving in.
-
We'll meet again, Dayanita,
we'll meet again, sweetheart...
-
Careful Porras,
don't get onto that bridge!
-
What's the matter, Benegas?
-
It's a trap, lieutenant! That bridge is
boobytrapped, get cover!
-
Damm it, we had them. Three weeks
chasing those bastards and...
-
I saw a building among
the bushes at 4 o'clock.
-
Maybe it's these mothers' camp?
-
Let's check it out.
-
We're the National Army.
-
Anyone, armed or non-coms
come out hands over your head.
-
Cobra... Purple...
-
What's that?
-
Monkeys. These vermin must be short
of victuals and they're eating that.
-
Looks like that, Porritas.
-
Anyone fo r
monkey and soup?
-
Good catch, boys.
This was it. Damm...
-
Fort to Destroyer,
Fort to Destroyer.
-
Destroyer here, Fort.
Over to you.
-
Fort, to report a find of
abandoned narcoterrorist camp.
-
Captured several weapons:
-
two 7.62 machine guns,
ammo and supplies.
-
What's the status of your troops,
lieutenant?
-
Well, Major,
troop's not at its best.
-
We got disentery,
and some privates with malaria.
-
We need reliefs, Major.
-
Await orders.
-
This shit'll kill me...
-
Oh my Dayanita.
-
My Dayanita.
-
Roger, Destroyer.
-
We'll stay at this camp
a couple of days.
-
And then we move on
for safety, roger that?
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
-
They won't pull
us out, then?
-
Major Loaiza's just informed me
the weather conditions...
-
won't allow a pull out, private.
-
But Lieutenant,
there's not a cloud.
-
Back there, private.
-
Military life's hard,
you know that.
-
-Excuse me, Lieutenant...
-What's it, my boy?
-
We're running out of victuals,...
-
just a little rice
and beans left, sir.
-
So, we'll have to hunt our lunch,
Benegas.
-
Hunt, Lieutenant?
-
As you say, Lieutenant.
-
-Beware of the mines.
-Yes, Lieutenant.
-
There may be a mine field there.
-
Army sources informed finding
a guerrilla camp...
-
in the Caqueta jungle area.
-
This find is part
of the army operations...
-
to capture a guerrilla force believed
to have kidnapped...
-
3 American citizens.
-
Fuck, those are us...
-
We're looking for some gringos?
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
-
How come we're risking
our hides for some gringos?
-
And we believing
we're after the guerrilla.
-
Of course we're after the guerrilla,
private.
-
They've kidnapped some gringos
and we follow our orders.
-
To get them back!
-
As you say, Lieutenant.
-
No kiddin'. Some gringos, hey?
-
Just like in the Private Ryan flick.
-
They send 6 guys to rescue one
and in the end they do,...
-
but most of them get killed. Seen it?
-
A mine...
-
Bye, Dayanita.
-
Son of a bitch.
-
Why don't they pull us out
of this hell?
-
Morale, Lloreda.
Keep it up. Patience.
-
Morale, my ass. I'm clean out.
And starving besides.
-
You shouldn't turn down the rice 'n
monkey, mate...
-
Who's there?
-
Perlaza, Perlaza...
-
What's up, Perlaza?
-
You seen a ghost?
-
No, mate, much better...
-
A tip for you boys
Don't drink it all up.
-
What's this, Perla?
-
Dough, bro, dough.
-
Or have you forgotten
what it looks like out here?
-
Dough, my boy for you.
I got my share too.
-
But this is a lot of money.
-
A lot, brother, a lot. Consider it a
gift from the guerrilla.
-
Hold on, Perlas.
Where did you get this?
-
Man, I went to shit, I crouched
and found a guerrilla cache...
-
crammed with money.
-
I grabbed all I could.
There's a lot left.
-
My Mam says money
is the devil's crap.
-
She hasn't met my pal here,
who shits dough, son of a bitch.
-
God bless you.
-
You're tops, you bastard.
-
Listen,
we gotta tell the Lieutenant.
-
-But Porras, brother...
-No buts.
-
We must report
all guerrilla caches.
-
We can't keep this. Tough luck,
men, let's tell the Lieutenant.
-
Hold on, Porras.
We ain't saying a word yet.
-
But, mate...
-
Perlaza says there's plenty more.
There's always another cache.
-
Tomorrow we four
will check.
-
Now we tell the Lieutenant
nothing.
-
Not yet, Porras.
-
OK?
-
Plenty more, bro, lots...
-
Fuck, Perla,
this is still full of money.
-
Didn't I tell you?
-
No, mate, thanks.
-
As you wish, Porritas.
-
No one's going
to force you to get rich.
-
Boys.
-
Watch your step.
This is all mined.
-
That's good.
-
Why good?
-
It means this isn't the only cache
buried here.
-
Porras!
-
Pals, look at those marks.
-
That's how those bastards
mark the cache.
-
Help me, Perlaza.
-
Did you find it?
-
Man, we're on the FARC's bank.
-
Keep on, Lloreda.
There's sure to be more
-
This shit is full of money.
-
Here's another one!
-
My treat, Lloredita.
-
Lieutenant, an explosion!
-
I've heard, man. Catańo!
-
-Catańo!
-Yes, sir.
-
Ready your men.
All in position! Ready.
-
Eagle!!!
-
Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
-
Perlaza.
-
Porras.
-
Lloreda!
-
Minefield.
Jacome, secure the area!
-
What are you beauties doing
outside the perimeter.
-
What's this?
-
That eye?
-
It's the eye of a bill, Lieutenant.
-
Yeah, the one on the $20 bills.
-
Garavito's, Lieutenant.
-
It's raining money, Lieutenant.
-
Lieutenant, we think the mines
are protecting a guerrilla cache.
-
And you were after the money.
-
What about reporting it?
-
We were going to, Lieutenant.
-
Benegas!
-
Yes, Sir.
-
Check for more mines in the area.
-
Mine at twelve, Lieutenant.
-
The rest, get knives and shovels.
-
Let's dig up this ground.
Get moving!
-
Yes, sir.
-
We're rich, pal, rich!
-
And I thought
Jojoy was a fucker.
-
No way!
-
He's cool,
look at the stash he's left us!
-
Jojoy! Thank you, buddy.
You made us rich!
-
What's the matter with you?
Are you mad?
-
Take this ass's rifle away!
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
-
We must report this to command.
-
This money isn't ours.
We've got to report it.
-
Hold on, pal,
what are you saying?
-
This money's ours.
We're telling no one.
-
This money's ours.
We're telling no one.
-
Lieutenant, we've captured
enemy loot and we must report it.
-
What for, Porras?
-
It'll end up in the pockets
of someone smarter than us,...
-
don't be an ass.
-
They may decorate us, pal but
what good are medals anyway?
-
Medals don't buy shit.
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant, you know
this is a narcoterrorist stash!
-
Dirty money, Lieutenant,
from deaths and ransoms.
-
They left it lying around
and we've found it,...
-
that's all! It's ours!
-
Pal, if we report it, some politicians
who've never served will grab it.
-
They've never sweated
in the jungle,...
-
-they know nothing of this war.
-This money is ours, man.
-
Lieutenant, this is
an enemy cache...
-
and the right thing is to report it.
-
The right thing is to get rich.
-
You forgot what we're supposed
to be doing here?
-
These greenbacks aren't
Colombian currency.
-
It's OK for us to keep them.
-
Good point, Lloreda. You're on to
something at last.
-
Thank you.
-
Destroyer, we're gonna split
this shit no matter what!
-
Way to go, Lieutenant!!!
-
We split only the dollars?
-
We split dollars, euros, yens, bolivars,
whatever, and that's all I'll say.
-
I'm not touching that money,
Lieutenant.
-
Why not, Porras?
-
I want no part in this. It's wrong, and
you know it, Lieutenant. It's dishonest.
-
Such a saint, what a pity.
-
Lieutenant, this is guerrilla money,
from ransoms, killings.
-
We take this and
we're no better than they.
-
We become thieving,
corrupt Colombians!
-
Shut up, private. No one calls me thief,
dishonest or anything!
-
And if you don't want your part,
earned
eating shit with us in the jungle,...
-
it's up to you.
-
But you keep your mouth shut!
-
-I take it that's an order, Lieutenant.
-It's an order, private. Shut up!
-
Brother!
-
Everything's fine.
-
Corporal, stand here for a photo.
-
A photo for 'prostrerity'.
-
It's funny, here we are looking for the
Americans and we found Americans.
-
I can't believe it yet, I swear. Never
thought I'd see so much dough
together.
-
Believe it, Lloredita.
-
From now on you're
an important man, richer than most.
-
Richer than the guerrilla. Not anymore,
those are poor, like we used to be.
-
Oh, isn't the smell of lots of money
together lovely, Porritas?
-
I couldn't tell, mate.
-
Buddy, this rucksack contains about 80
thousand USD and some pesos.
-
Buddy, this rucksack contains about 80
thousand USD and some pesos.
-
All for you.
-
I'm no thief, Perlaza.
-
Who are you stealing from?
-
This dough has no owner,
that's why we took it.
-
This dough has no owner,
that's why we took it.
-
Or don't you need it?
-
I do, bro.
-
I need dough to stop Dayana's
whoring
and make her mine.
-
Can't do it without dough.
-
And what about you?
-
And what about you?
-
Don't you need to recoup
your lost savings for your wife?
-
Yeah.
-
Then what?
-
Shouldn't it be like this,
Perlas.
-
How else, pal?
-
Fucking patrolling this jungle
for life?
-
That leads nowhere, man.
Just think.
-
That leads nowhere, man.
Just think.
-
I don't need to think that.
Take that bag.
-
We'll end up in jail for this.
From smiles to tears.
-
You're much too good
for your own good.
-
I'll keep your backpack,
just in case.
-
Holy Virgin, thanks for the gift.
-
Thank you, Mother.
-
I'll do it now, mates. Med school,
at last!
-
I'll do it now, mates. Med school,
at last!
-
I'd kill for a bottle of gin now.
-
What are you saying, pal?
-
When you're back in town you'll be
able to buy 3 bars if you wish.
-
When I'm back in town I'll ask for
a discharge.
-
When I'm back in town I'll ask for
a discharge.
-
You don't like army life?
-
Of course I do, but not as a private.
-
I'll pay for officers' school
and spend my life...
-
chasing the dogs that killed
my brother.
-
I want cool wheels with a power
radio, to drive around blasting.
-
I want cool wheels with a power
radio, to drive around blasting.
-
No, it's got to be Dayanita's song.
-
How does it go?
-
500, 500.
-
How much for that mobile phone?
-
And that roll?
-
500 dollars.
-
500 dollars.
-
You know I'm loaded,
so we're off...
-
These are the last two.
If you want them...
-
Here you are.
-
Enough already.
-
Mate, what good is to
change pesos for dollars?
-
Mate, what good is to
change pesos for dollars?
-
Out there they're worth
more and less heavy, Corporal.
-
The same amount with
less weight.
-
Swell, excuse me, Corporal.
Here, change these 2 million pesos.
-
2 million.
-
2,300 per dollar, 870 USD.
-
2,300 per dollar, 870 USD.
-
Here you are, my boy.
-
These greenbacks are pretty, ain't
they?
-
No, the pedestrians move off...
-
Move away.
I'm driving the car... Move it away.
-
That Dayanita's song
"Love till I eat all my passion".
-
She'll sing it only for me.
-
She'll sing it only for me.
-
Lloreda!!
-
Yes, Corporal?
-
How much for that little radio,
pal?
-
It's not for sale, corporal.
-
Everything's got a price.
-
Everything's got a price.
-
200 thousand?
-
But, corporal, that radio costs
70 grand in town.
-
So, a good deal for you.
-
200...
-
OK, I'll give you 300.
-
OK, I'll give you 300.
-
Don't insist, corporal.
-
A million then.
-
Corporal, my mam gave me
this radio. Tough luck, ain't it?
-
Corporal, my mam gave me
this radio. Tough luck, ain't it?
-
5 million,
for a radio worth 60 thousand.
-
Let me see the money.
-
Thank you, mate.
-
See how I screwed him? 5 million
for that shitty radio.
-
Well done, Lloreda.
-
You're not as dumb
as I thought, pal.
-
You're not as dumb
as I thought, pal.
-
Well done man, now you've got a lot of
paper worth shit in this jungle,...
-
and he's got the music.
Great bargain!
-
I raise 1 5 million.
-
Five,...
-
ten and fifteen.
-
Don't stake all the money
you have left, Chispas.
-
Shut the fuck up!
You see it or not?
-
Shut the fuck up!
You see it or not?
-
Five, ten, fifteen.
-
1 5 million?
-
I pass.
-
Three queens.
-
Three kings.
-
I've won.
-
Lucky motherfucker...
-
Asshole...
-
Asshole...
-
Jerk.
-
-We playing or what?
-No!
-
-Mate.
-Yes sir, corporal?
-
Want to change some pesos.
-
Sure, corporal, but the rate's 2,800.
-
Sure, corporal, but the rate's 2,800.
-
-But it was 2,300.
-It's gone up, corporal.
-
It's up to you.
-
But moving in the jungle with all that
paper on you...
-
Will change 50 millions, buddy!
-
Morale, boys, morale.
-
Yes, Lieutenant?
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant, someone
should
get kindling for the fire.
-
Wait, pal. There's another way we can
light that fire.
-
Corporal, what are you...
-
Look how it burns, better than
kindling.
-
Mine's no good? This round's on me.
-
Here, give it to the corporal. On me.
-
Here, give it to the corporal. On me.
-
Destroyer company, help out!
-
Here's to the new millionaires!
-
Here's to the new millionaires!
-
Here's to never having to eat
this shit again.
-
Here, Lieutenant, Dirt shrimp, pure
jungle shrimp. Try it, it's good.
-
Good, very tasty.
-
When the fuck are they pulling us out?
-
When the fuck will I enjoy my money?
-
Hey...
-
What's the matter, asshole?
-
Easy everybody.
-
-Helicopter!
-Hey!
-
Helicopter!
-
Are you mad, Benegas?
-
I can't stand it anymore!
-
The bastards
left us to die in this hell.
-
The bastards
left us to die in this hell.
-
I won't rot in this hellpit,
much less with all this dough.
-
I'm fed up. I'll get pulled out
of here one way or another.
-
-Where's the Lieutenant?
-Easy, Benegas, wait.
-
-Where's the Lieutenant?
-Easy, Benegas, wait.
-
Lieutenant.
-
What were those shots, Benegas?
-
We're sick of being stuck here.
Call the command and get us out.
-
And you think I'm taking a holiday
in this rotten forest?
-
And you think I'm taking a holiday
in this rotten forest?
-
I've called the Major
30 times, they still can't pull us out.
-
There's more than 400 thousand
dollars
in my pack.
-
I'm not gonna die here with
all that dough, you hear?
-
And I've told you they can't pull us out
yet! Attention!
-
And I've told you they can't pull us out
yet! Attention!
-
Son of a bitch.
-
Easy, man, you heard the lieutenant.
We got to wait.
-
Move back, Porritas. I told you I'll get
out if here.
-
Medic!
-
Medic!
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
-
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
-
Dammit, Chispas!
-
Yessir, Lieutenant?
-
Where's your radio?
-
-Coming, Lieutenant.
-Lozano, where's the medic?
-
Fort to Destroyer,
Fort to Destroyer.
-
Roger Destroyer, go on.
-
Roger Destroyer, go on.
-
Major, we've engaged the enemy.
-
I have a casualty.
We need helicopter support.
-
Roger that. Keep in contact.
-
At last, rich at last!
-
We're leaving pal.
-
We're leaving pal.
-
You mad, Benegas, how could you
shoot yourself?
-
Just to get you out of here, corporal.
-
It's felony, mate.
They can fuck you up.
-
Don't worry about the bullet hole,
I'll say it was an accident.
-
Listen all, in 30 minutes
we'll get the support.
-
Put away that shit, man.
Don't give yourselves away.
-
Remember, we all depend
on each other now.
-
-Move on!
-Yessir, Lieutenant.
-
We're going home!
-
All this thirst to have
-
To manage at last
-
To climb to shine even without sun
-
To climb to shine even without sun
-
And be happy
-
After this when I can get out
-
And with my hands full
-
give a little more
-
And though I can hardly breathe
-
This fucking war will go away
-
Though fear grows within me
-
Death is getting closer
-
Lieutenant, why are we overloaded?
-
Overloaded?
-
That's odd, Captain, this
troop's traveling light.
-
Thank God you could pull us out.
You'll take us to the airport?
-
No. I'll drop you on a road
near barracks.
-
You walk from there.
-
The helicopter has another mission.
-
The other helicopter
picked the captured material...
-
and the wounded man.
Understood?
-
And though I can hardly breathe
-
This fucking war will go away
-
Though fear grows within me
-
Death is getting closer
-
I'm dying of thirst.
-
You got your waterbottle?
-
It's got some 1 00 thousand dollars.
-
Not a drop of water.
-
Good afternoon, ma'm. Lozano!
-
'Afternoon, ma'm.
-
Here's for the bill.
-
-Good afternoon, ma'm.
-Good afternoon.
-
You got something for lunch?
-
There's some good chickens in the
back pen.
-
Lozano!
-
Yessir, Lieutenant.
-
-Go get those chickens.
-Yes, sir.
-
Lloreda!
-
Would you like?
-
Thanks.
-
Potage! Potage!
-
Ma'm, is there a toilet?
-
Back there, sonny.
-
Need toilet paper?
-
No, thanks. Got some.
-
Thank you, Auntie.
-
Thank you. I didn't know
the army paid so well.
-
It does. Take care.
-
God bless you. And come again!
-
Thank you, Ma'm
-
You're welcome.
-
Life with money's so different, pal.
-
Thanks, Ma'm. God keep you.
-
Thank you.
-
Major, we're approaching Tres Troncos.
Roger.
-
Only there yet? lf you're not here in
two days, you'll face changes.
-
Roger that.
Roger 'n out.
-
We'll never make it on foot
-
Hello everybody.
-
How you doing, officer?
-
The drivers of these two vehicles?
-
That's us.
-
My troops must get to the airbase
ASAP.
-
Maybe the gentlemen could drive us?
-
Pity, sir. We're on a break. I'm drunk.
-
What if the guerrillas attack out there?
-
Hey, private.
You coming from the jungle?
-
Yeah.
-
Where did you get all that money?
-
The Virgin gave it to us.
-
The Virgin?
-
Yes, The Holy Virgin worked a miracle.
-
If you don't believe in the virgin,
pity.
-
Yeah, the virgin.
-
Destroyer!
-
Attention!
-
Left!
-
Good morning, Captain. Lt.
Solorzano,...
-
commander Destroyer
anti-guerrilla unit.
-
One casualty, evacuated
to H unters Batallion.
-
Almost didn't make, Lieutenant.
-
We expected you last night.
-
Company front!
-
Ready for general search.
-
Excuse me, Captain, Major Loaiza
wants us back ASAP.
-
There's no time for a search.
-
I must carry on the search. You made a
capture, didn't you?
-
A capture?
-
You found some AK 47's.
-
That's correct, Captain.
-
That's why we'll have a search. What if
someone's kept a weapon?
-
Captain, I searched them myself
before leaving.
-
All they have is dirty clothes
and empty cans.
-
What's the fuss with the search?
We'll carry it out. It's an order.
-
Yessir, Captain.
-
Move out of the line, Lt.
-
Attention!
-
First man, step up here.
-
First man!
-
Yessir, Captain.
-
-Rincon.
-Yessir, Captain.
-
Proceed with the search.
-
Hurry up, man.
-
Is he clean?
-
Not clean. But there's nothing here.
-
Next one.
-
The next!
-
Roger, Major
-
Lieutenant, it's Major Loaiza.
-
Roger Fort. Destroyer here, over.
-
Where are you, Solorzano? I don't
see you in barracks yet.
-
The company is at the airbase.
-
We're delayed with a search that
will take a while. Over.
-
No! I need that troop here. At once!
-
Confirm that, Major?
-
You deaf, Solorzano?
-
I need that troop here.
-
Board the planes and leave at once!
-
Be here in an hour. Roger that?
-
Lieutenant, board that plane, quickly.
-
Yes, Captain.
-
Destroyer!
Ready to embark!
-
Yessir, Lieutenant!
-
Quickly, quickly!
Up here, Lloreda, Porras.
-
Close that door!
-
We're off!
-
Well done, Porras.
-
You've earned a medal.
-
Lucky you hadn't touched a cent.
What was that stink in your things?
-
I rode the pigs' truck yesterday,
Lieutenant.
-
I don't smell anything.
-
No disrespect, sir.
You smell the same way.
-
Glory to the soldier!
-
Let his fame spread
all over the land.
-
Only on the solid
breadth of his chest...
-
can we build
tomorrow's Motherland!
-
Shut up!
-
Who's the motherfucker
that stole my money?
-
Lloreda, pal, put that grenade away.
You'll blow us all up.
-
I'll blow us all to hell if I don't get
my money back!
-
Easy, mate. What money is that?
-
Mine, fuck you.
-
It's been stolen and I
don't have a fucking cent left.
-
As poor as ever,
you son of a bitch!
-
Lloreda, mate, take my money, but
please, put that shit away.
-
I don't want your money. I want mine!
-
If I can't enjoy it,
no one will, dammit.
-
Who the fuck took this man's money?
-
What? I found it lying around.
What's the matter?
-
Hand that money back, Suarez.
Can't you see he'll screw us all?
-
No, Lieutenant. That dough's mine.
-
Besides, that jerk has no balls to
pull that ring.
-
I'm no jerk.
-
You motherfucker!
-
You motherfucker!
-
Getting used to the good life?
-
You're lousy at hiking, you jerks.
-
Lucky you.
-
How's your leg?
-
One legged, as you see.
They lent me these.
-
What about it? You got caught?
-
No way. Here's all of it.
-
But we nearly didn't make it.
-
Why?
-
I told you, Lieutenant. I'm fine,
I swear.
-
Then what happened on the plane?
-
Do you realice you could have caused
one of the worst tragedies...
-
in the army history,
private?
-
I do, Lieutenant.
-
Doctor, you don't know
what being weeks in the jungle is like.
-
With nothing to eat, eating monkey,
with diarrhea. You get sick.
-
I missed my
family and I lost my temper.
-
But I'm fine now.
I swear it, I'm fine.
-
You're all right.
-
Yeah.
-
You sure, private?
-
Yes, Lieutenant.
-
-What happened, private?
-I didn't say anything.
-
I swear.
-
So I gather.
-
We'd have the MP's tearing
this place apart otherwise.
-
Here's your money.
-
-Lieutenant
-Shut up.
-
And put that away.
-
Well hidden.
-
I'll ask Major Loaiza for a leave so we
can get it out of here.
-
Destroyer has a day leave.
-
See you there
in civvies in 1 5 minutes.
-
Act normal at the gate.
-
One of you slips and
we're all screwed.
-
Gentlemen, here we are.
-
How much?
-
1 5 thousand pesos.
-
Look, d river, here have this and stay
with us all day.
-
Is that enough?
-
Of course, it is, boys.
-
-You'll wait here, won't you?
-With pleasure.
-
Take your time.
-
Hurry, it's closing down.
-
Young man, this truck costs 1 30
million pesos.
-
Have I asked you the price?
-
And this is for a soda,
if it's ready by tomorrow.
-
Sir, if you wish, you can have it today.
-
Get moving, then.
-
I'll give you all you want of me
-
And much, much more
-
You'll have a Mercedes at last
-
With a driver to take a ride with your
dogs on Sunday
-
A house by the sea with a garden
-
And a swing that the neighbors will
envy
-
All that I will earn
-
I know I'll soon be back and
you'll be mine
-
While I keep dreaming, for dreams
are for free
-
I'm going abroad to work and make
my fortune
-
And I keep dreaming and missing you
-
I can afford to love you so much
For dreams are for free
-
Hi, Dayanita. No, I look like a waiter.
-
I could be a model. How do I look?
-
-How does it feel?
-As a model? I'm no supermodel.
-
Should I button it up this way?
-
Remember Stallone in the movies,
how well he looks?
-
-Get my meaning?
-Yes, very clear.
-
These buttonholes are shit.
-
Hello, Dayanita.
-
Good, very handsome.
No fancy stuff now.
-
Let me try out a jacket, man.
-
I lookjust fine, don't l?
-
Hello, Dayanita.
-
Is this smart, mister?
-
We can explore something different.
-
Let's explore.
-
This is tops!! Comfy.
-
This design looks good on me.
-
Texture is what matters, how you feel
it, right?
-
Not this one. This. Erlinda would
like this one.
-
Fine, Porritas.
-
You may be as poor as you
wish, but you don't need to look poor.
-
It's our treat
-
You deserve it
-
Careful, love. I'm ticklish.
-
This is what the army needs
to win the war.
-
This is morale.
-
I'm coming for you, Dayanita.
-
What will you have, Porritas?
-
Noodles in butter.
-
It's our treat!
-
You can't order that in
this posh place.
-
Order anything you like.
-
Mate, what's the most expensive drink
you have here?
-
Champagne Extra Brut.
-
Don't call him that!
-
Bring one to try it.
-
Excuse me, we only serve by the
bottle.
-
Naturally, you think I'm dumb?
Bring us four bottles to taste it.
-
It's OK. You can pay the bill later.
-
It's like the crate got cans.
-
Slow, waiter, slow.
-
Gentlemen, this is the life
we deserve.
-
I still have a mission left.
-
I hope you'll be with me.
-
Great.
-
Waiter!
This isn't cooked.
-
What's this? Look at this plate.
Fill it up.
-
Good evening.
-
We'd like a private party.
-
Who for? Or what for?
-
Just for us. But all included.
-
Tell me how much it'll be.
-
Is this enough?
-
I'll pitch in.
-
What about it? Do you take cash?
-
Fermin, everybody out,
right away.
-
Thatta boy!
-
Mr. Guido, I'm looking for Dayana.
-
Dayana is in the suite. Why?
-
Dayana is in the suite. Why?
-
What are you doing here? Get out!
-
-Take this money, take it!
-Yeah, yeah, I'm leaving.
-
Pick up your stuff.
-
Move on!
-
Dayana.
-
Yes, I'm Dayana. Who are you?
-
Private Perlaza Romero Justo Alberto
at your service.
-
You can't just walk in here like that.
-
If you want a time with me go to the
cashier and pay for a date.
-
No, Dayana, I did n't come for a date.
-
I came to ask you...
-
to quit tricks
and marry me.
-
So, will you dance with me, love?
-
No, lassie. I'm married.
-
Married but not gelded.
Nobody dies of that.
-
Give me a kiss.
-
It's my pals that are loaded, princess.
-
Fucking man. Here I go.
-
This will sound weird to you,
but if I'm proposing...
-
it's because I love you.
-
You're the woman of my dreams
and I want you by my side.
-
Look...
-
Your bra
went with me to the jungle,...
-
I kept alive for you and the day
I could come and ask you to marry me.
-
You're the most adorable woman on
earth
and I live only for you.
-
So nice! Nobody ever told me that.
-
I'm telling you the truth.
-
I wanna get you out of here.
-
You won't have to
do it for money anymore.
-
You'll be a proper lady,...
-
just give me
the chance to be your man.
-
You want to marry me.
-
And what'll we live on?
-
You're just a soldier,
poor as a mouse.
-
Poor as a mouse?
-
Beautiful!
-
This will be enough to start.
-
This money?
-
So than you won't have
to sell yourself anymore.
-
So, Dayana, will you have me?
-
Oh, mamma.
-
So, Perlaza, how did it go with your
Dayanita?
-
Heavenly, man. She said yes, brother.
-
So, tell us, did you have her, or
was it too moving to...
-
Dayanita isn't a cheap hooker.
-
She said yes.
Soon, you'll be getting invitations.
-
What for?
-
The fucker's getting married.
-
But, isn't that a bit hurried, buddy?
-
Why wait, mate? Dayana is the one.
-
Here's to the life we deserved, pals.
-
For services
rendered to the Motherland.
-
I'll drink to that, pal.
-
And here's to us finally doing what
we want, and not get screwed
anymore.
-
Here's to that.
-
Because at last we'll get
the respect we deserve as army
members.
-
See you later, buddy.
-
Where are you going?
-
For another helping.
-
Come on, Porras, join the fun.
-
Buddy.
-
No matter what, pal,
I'll take care of you.
-
See you later.
-
See you. Have another for me.
-
Erlinda, love, this is Elmer.
How are you?
-
Asleep?
Sorry I couldn't call earlier.
-
Elmer, dear, at last!
-
I've been listening to the news,
but there was nothing about you.
-
Where are you?
-
How are you?
-
Fine, dear, all in one piece. And you?
-
Fine.
-
-And the little one?
-She's OK.
-
She was a bit sick last
night, but she's better.
-
-Where are you calling from?
-From the town, love.
-
We had a day leave
that's why I couldn't go see you.
-
What a pity, dear. Don't worry.
-
You know we'll wait for you
as long as it takes.
-
All that matters is that you're OK.
-
I couldn't pay the rent this month.
-
Shall I withdraw
from the bank?
-
No, love.
Don't touch those savings.
-
I'll send you the money,
I've solved that.
-
Love, the coin will run out.
-
I'll call you later.
-
Remember I love you.
-
I love you too. I miss you so much.
-
I love you, d'you hear?
-
I won't ever leave you.
-
Kiss the little one for me.
-
I love you, beautiful.
-
The night I called you from town
again I couldn't tell you...
-
I'd lost all our savings
and we were broke.
-
Forgive me, love,
I've let you down.
-
Ma'm, this is as far as I'll go.
-
Can't you take us a little closer?
-
I told you I'd drive you
to this point.
-
From here on you're on your own.
-
Careful with the guerrilla.
-
Don't let them take you.
-
Thanks, anyway.
-
So long. Take good care.
-
To Coreguaje Lane, ma'm?
What's your business there?
-
I have something to do there.
-
My way is some 1 0 km. from there, but
I can drive you a little closer.
-
We must hurry, though,
we don't want to meet a roadblock.
-
Thanks.
-
You should have seen my mates' faces.
-
They were so happy with all the
money
and respect they got.
-
But love, as the song goes,
from smiles to tears.
-
Good morning, sir.
Petty officer Cot with a report.
-
What is it, man?
-
Major, we got anonnymous call from
a woman making serious charges...
-
against a soldier.
-
What charges? Be specific, man.
-
Good morning, love.
-
Shit! The money!
-
Fuck!
-
Good morning.
Where are you going?
-
Private Lloreda, Destroyer company,
corporal.
-
Nice wheels, no?
-
Is it yours?
-
Whose else? Smell it.
-
Isn't the smell of
a new car the best thing in the world?
-
Sergeant, a man from Destroyer.
-
Fort to Core.
-
Good morning, Major.
-
A man from Destroyer has just drove in
in a new truck. Over.
-
Love?
Dayanita?
-
She left this morning.
-
-Did she say anything?
-Nope.
-
Stay where you are, private.
-
You're under arrest.
-
Osorio, Medina, search
the place.
-
Hold on! Hold on!
Over here. Who are you?
-
Destroyer company, sergeant.
-
Disciplinary squad, take them to Major
Loaiza. Standing orders, mate.
-
This shit's blown up. Back up, man.
-
I swear, Major. I nothing of that money.
-
You're under oath, private.
-
Where did you
get that truck parked out there?
-
I bought it, Major.
-
With my savings,
with my pay.
-
Excuse me, Major.
-
I've checked all of
Private Lloreda's stuff.
-
Haven't found
anything unusual.
-
Only this camera on the
truck, Major, it's got a roll of film.
-
Unload it and have it developed.
-
Yes, sir.
-
Speak now, give me some names and
maybe we can work something up.
-
It will arrive tomorrow morning.
Thanks.
-
Hello. I need to ship this box
to Chicoral Tolima.
-
What's in the box?
-
Just a TV set.
-
But it must get there
fast, even if it costs more.
-
Of course.
-
Run, mate, run!
-
-What's the matter?
-Take him.
-
Run, mate, run!
-
I haven't done anything, pal!
-
I'm wounded.
-
I've done nothing!
-
Mate!
-
When I realized they were
going to catch us,...
-
I thought it twice wether to turn in
or not, but in the end...
-
I decided not to do it.
-
At least not now, you know why.
-
Darling, I'm going to desert.
-
I'm writing this letter
in order to send some instructions.
-
Honey, what I am asking
is real dangerous.
-
That's why it's very important
that you don't tell it to anybody.
-
I need you to go to some place,
I have made a map for you.
-
Good luck, lady. I hope you find what
you're looking for.
-
-Thank you very much, sir.
-Thank you.
-
You're welcome.
-
Good afternoon.
-
Good afternoon.
-
Such a pretty girl.
-
Thank you, ma'm. Could you tell me,
has a soldier been here these days?
-
Yes, a few days ago a platoon turned
up.
-
They picked the store clean,
but paid well.
-
Good tips, even.
-
What will you have?
-
Nothing, thank you. Maybe some
water for the girl?
-
Of course, I'll fetch you some.
-
Here's the latest news.
-
Army Commander,
General Ospina informed...
-
that about 2 weeks ago,
several FARC caches of money,...
-
product of the group's
illegal activities,...
-
were found buried in the jungle.
-
They are believed to contain
about 46 million dollars.
-
However, the money wasn't reported
by the troops that found it.
-
You let me down, Benegas.
-
You seemed a real soldier,
with the spirit.
-
But you're just a thief.
-
You betrayed your country.
-
You shouldn't have
taken that money.
-
I'd never turn in money that others
will keep and none the wiser.
-
I took it.
-
I'd do it again.
-
Great decision, private. You fucked
up you career as an officer.
-
You can't do this to me!
-
I've been four years fighting!
-
You can't throw me out
for money that belongs to nobody.
-
This is all I can do.
-
-I'll be an officer!
-Cut the crap!
-
Behave!
-
Better report what happened.
-
Where's the money you stole?
-
I have no money, Major.
-
And if I had I wouldn't tell.
-
What did my brother send this
fucking gift for?
-
Listen to this.
-
It's very important not
to plug it until I get there.
-
Promise you won't plug it in.
-
Son of a bitch.
-
What's that silly grin on your face?
-
Don't you see we'll be locked up in
this hell who know how long?
-
I was thinking of Dayanita.
-
That whore fucked you silly and took
all your money,...
-
and you still thinking
of her.
-
But my dream came true.
-
I was with the woman I loved,
even if for just a night.
-
Believe me, that was
the best night of my life.
-
Worth every million she took.
-
Worse would've been to die without
having known her at all.
-
Inmate Private Lloreda, Silvio!
-
Yes, Corporal.
-
Wait here, sweetie.
-
Madam, can I please
use the toilet?
-
Of course. In the backyard.
-
Thanks.
-
Don't worry. I'll look after the girl.
-
When you get to the store
with the tin roof,...
-
go to the spot marked in the map.
-
Erlinda, may our dreams come true.
-
I love you.
-
Finally I couldn't resist
the temptation...
-
and like my mates I took
what isn't mine.
-
I couldn't turn it down knowing how
much you and Simona needed the
money.
-
It's hidden there and I hope
you find it...
-
because they've found out
and I must flee like a crook.
-
A crook that steals
from thieves, but anyway a thief.
-
Forgive me for not being honest,
for leaving you alone with Simona,...
-
but I must lie low
for a while.
-
Mummy, why are you crying?
-
No, come here.
-
Better if you don't know where I am.
-
Things will calm down and we three
will be together again.
-
I love you. I adore you.
-
Miss, I need to post this letter.
-
Tell the little one I love her, don't
let her forget me.
-
Two thousand, please.
-
Destroy this letter, dear.
-
I love you
with all my heart. Elmer
-
Mum, when will we see my Dad?
-
No, Simona. I thought we'd see him
today
but he couldn't come.
-
He's in the batallion?
-
Yes, he's in the batallion.
-
I miss him.
-
Me too.
-
Don't worry, I'm sure we'll see
him again.
-
I know we will.
-
Let's go.
-
Private Perlaza Romero Justo Alberto
at your service, Dayanita.
-
Not a private anymore.
Colonel Benegas for you.
-
Colonel Benegas.
-
Erlinda, may all our dreams come true.
I love you.
-
Lloredita?
-
Mr. Lloreda!