Mountain (Montanha)

David...

Where were you last night?

Around...

What's the matter?

Granddad is still in hospital.

Are you hungry?

No.

You don't understand Portuguese.

Does she take drugs?

Yesterday she asked after Granddad, just as she arrived.

And what did you say?

That he's gone to Siberia.

- She believes anything you tell her. - Not anymore.

Why don't you clean up this house?

How long are you staying?

Just a few days until granddad gets better.

Is his car still broken down?

Nowadays he packs the car with his old mates and drives around.

- Does he still go to Bingo? - I don't know, I don't go with him.

- Where do you stay? - Here at home or outside.

Doing what?

Usual stuff.

Have you any news about your granddad?

No, Mrs. Augusta, I haven't.

- Is your mum here yet? - She arrived yesterday...

Can you take these flowers to your granddad?

It was the giraffe.

Then...

...it was the monkey. - Ema, don't shout.

It was the fox.

- Miss? - Yes.

Your father's awake.

Ema...

Stay here with David.

You can come in after.

I'm going to lie there, it's too crowded here.

Now I'm lying down, I'm going to count to nine.

I'll count to nine. To eight...

With this leg and these two, two, one...

- Ema, stay there. - Okay.

Well...?

How's granddad?

Let's go.

How is he?

Tell me.

He already knew he was sick and didn't say anything.

Did he say anything to you?

- Are you crying? - No.

Let's go home.

I don't want to.

Is granddad coming with us?

Not yet.

Do you want to go in?

I don't know.

Here.

Faster!

They saw us.

- What? - They saw us.

Keep going, move it, move it!

Let's go.

Rafa!

Hey Rafa!

- Are you listening? - What's up, man?

Did you tell anyone we were going to steal the motorbike?

- You think? - The dudes were from my school.

Let it go, man. Nobody knows you. You don't even go to school.

I saw your mum yesterday. It was really weird.

And I'm like: so, Monica, how're you doing?

And she didn't answer, just stared like a statue.

Well, what did you expect?

Brother mine caught in the world of drugs

Caught up in a life of petty crime

You lost your son in a morning raid

Shot and killed on the cobbled street

He was only 13, just...

13 is all

Only 13 years of age

And the family could do nothing

Nothing but weep and rage

Paulinha's down there.

Who?

Paulinha!

Paulinha...

Do you want to come up?

Do you hear?

Do you hear?

Catch the key!

She's the best in your block.

Huh, they're all old in my block.

Hold him.

Come here.

There, there, there.

It's strong.

Give me a swig.

Go back to your owner. Look at this. Here.

You two are no good at this. Look here.

- What do you mean, no good at this? - It's my cat.

I'm scratched all over.

David, pass me that book.

Did you get it from the bin?

Here.

I'm gonna tell you, who your girlfriend is.

Freaks. It's a book of freaks.

Just so you know. It's really sexy.

What's it got in there...?

- Let's see. - Look!

Great chick!

Looks like the one you were with the other day. What a weird moustache...

- And that crazy face... - He's got no hair on top.

- And he's fat... - And he's got three tits.

Must've made a packet just for being born like that.

He could breastfeed three kids at once!

Yeah. Actually, he could!

Look here, Paulinha.

So now you smoke as well?

Well? You don't say anything?

- You're all sweaty. - Does that bother you?

- Where've you been? - Why?

No reason.

How come Gustavo already knows you're back?

You been with him?

No. But he wants to see Ema.

- David! - Yes.

I'd love you to come to London.

You could come back with me.

- I'm going to take some change. - Where are you going?

You haven't got any...

Just a sec, Ema.

- Does this come off? - Yes, I'll take it off later.

I'll get out at the traffic lights.

Bye.

Bye.

Paulinha, do you want to get in my car?

In your car? I don't think so.

No? That one doesn't go.

Careful, look out for me.

Get out of my way!

Haven't you seen her?

No.

She's never in the building.

Paulinha's always like that, she disappears, see?

You fucked my nose, man.

You still got some money?

Did you hear me?

David?

No.

I haven't got none.

Are you hungry?

- No. - Come and sit down.

Why?

I got a chicken from Jorge's, sit down.

- What have you been doing? - Nothing.

- So why don't you eat? - I'm not hungry.

You've got to eat, man. You're growing.

Girls don't like skinny guys.

Why did you come here?

Have you ever seen Eusebio play? Now there's a footballer. Just look!

Look, look...

- The panther! - Did you bring my trainers?

Why didn't you come and get them?

Last time we talked, we agreed you'd come get your things.

Have you forgotten the way?

Tell me, do we have a problem, David?

- No. - So what's up?

Nothing.

What is it?

Gustavo?

What's up?

I come here to see your sister and she doesn't even remember me.

She called me daddy.

I wonder who daddy is.

One of these days she'll only speak English.

And you, are you David in a British accent now?

Listen here.

If your mother was seeing someone would you tell me or not?

You're not helping like this, David.

So, David. Do you smoke now?

Why?

I'm asking if you smoke now.

Have a cigarette.

I don't want.

You don't want one or you don't smoke?

You can smoke in front of me.

Why would I smoke in front of you?

Listen. How is your granddad?

What's that mean?

Have you been visiting him in hospital?

What about your mum?

Has she called you recently?

Don't drag me into it.

"Don't drag me into it"? I'm asking. We're friends.

I'm asking because I care. Why're you doing this to me?

Leave me alone, Gustavo.

I'm asking in good faith. Do you know if she has a boyfriend?

- Leave me alone, man. - Is she with someone?

- I don't know. - Why don't you look at me?

Why don't you look at me when I'm talking to you?

Are you mad at me? Make it up with me, David.

- Give me a hug. - Leave me alone.

- Give me a hug. - Let me be.