WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:02:38.088 --> 00:02:40.425 Every story has a beginning. 4 00:02:42.023 --> 00:02:44.094 But which is our beginning? 5 00:02:45.615 --> 00:02:47.293 When we are born? 6 00:02:48.077 --> 00:02:52.965 When we acquire consciousness? When we are conceived? 7 00:02:54.662 --> 00:02:57.204 Or maybe it is long before that 8 00:02:57.305 --> 00:03:00.677 and we are the legacy of our ancestors? 9 00:03:23.550 --> 00:03:29.018 THE COUNTESS 10 00:03:46.382 --> 00:03:50.210 Welcome to The Countess, the house where our grandma lived. 11 00:03:57.311 --> 00:03:58.850 I thought we'd never arrive. 12 00:04:01.950 --> 00:04:04.978 So this house bears the name of the town. 13 00:04:05.369 --> 00:04:07.690 This town bears the name of the house. 14 00:04:10.926 --> 00:04:12.486 What do you think about it, Angélica? 15 00:04:14.058 --> 00:04:17.738 -This house has something sinister. -Oh. Wait until you get in. 16 00:04:18.393 --> 00:04:20.885 My grandpa built this house around 1900 17 00:04:21.024 --> 00:04:23.506 to bring his wife Isabel to live here. 18 00:04:23.673 --> 00:04:24.883 -The countess? -Right. 19 00:04:26.150 --> 00:04:28.759 He wanted her to live as comfortably 20 00:04:28.860 --> 00:04:30.543 as she'd lived in her house in Bulgaria. 21 00:04:50.685 --> 00:04:53.449 It's as if time had never passed here, right? 22 00:04:57.731 --> 00:05:00.622 Well, guys, if you want you can sleep in the room at the back. 23 00:05:01.980 --> 00:05:02.980 Come, darling. 24 00:05:07.917 --> 00:05:09.667 Shall I put this here or in the kitchen? 25 00:05:10.222 --> 00:05:12.306 Leave it there, then we'll see where we put it away. 26 00:05:18.995 --> 00:05:23.784 Well, I don't know you, youngsters, but I'm very tired 27 00:05:23.885 --> 00:05:25.872 after having spent the whole day on the road. 28 00:05:25.873 --> 00:05:27.272 Even my moustache has cramps. 29 00:05:29.189 --> 00:05:32.126 So see you tomorrow. Have a good night. 30 00:05:32.774 --> 00:05:33.774 Babe. 31 00:05:44.493 --> 00:05:47.047 No, just don't worry, I'll put the things in the cupboard. 32 00:05:47.664 --> 00:05:49.749 Thanks, Eduardo. How well you do it, huh? 33 00:06:57.041 --> 00:07:00.439 I swear I thought the house was alive or something. 34 00:07:03.571 --> 00:07:06.076 Honey, would you help me with these things? 35 00:07:28.134 --> 00:07:30.876 Hey! You are going to tear down the house! 36 00:07:58.803 --> 00:08:02.709 -Here you are, my dear. -Thanks. 37 00:08:02.826 --> 00:08:03.857 You are welcome. 38 00:08:10.383 --> 00:08:12.336 -Good morning. -Good morning. 39 00:08:12.976 --> 00:08:14.546 Eduardo and I went walking in the woods. 40 00:08:15.116 --> 00:08:16.132 Do you want some coffee? 41 00:08:21.132 --> 00:08:23.139 There's something I don't understand in this story. 42 00:08:23.725 --> 00:08:27.178 -What story? -"House Taken Over," by Cortázar. 43 00:08:29.232 --> 00:08:32.591 What I don't understand is… what do these whispers mean? 44 00:08:33.114 --> 00:08:38.246 Or maybe… I don't know, the siblings' ancestors… 45 00:08:39.036 --> 00:08:41.309 or other ghosts. I don't know. 46 00:08:41.889 --> 00:08:44.654 I think it's more of a reference 47 00:08:44.755 --> 00:08:46.498 to the political situation in Argentina. 48 00:08:47.295 --> 00:08:49.373 I mean: the house represents the country. 49 00:08:49.881 --> 00:08:52.139 I don't know, it's like a fear to the claims of the poor. 50 00:08:52.373 --> 00:08:55.656 And the siblings are something like that decadent bourgeoisie 51 00:08:56.055 --> 00:08:57.982 that seeks refuge in their incestuous relations. 52 00:09:01.442 --> 00:09:03.099 There's something else I don't understand. 53 00:09:03.200 --> 00:09:06.395 That thing of dropping the key down the sewer. What is that? 54 00:09:06.871 --> 00:09:08.645 Maybe it is so no one else ever enters again? 55 00:09:11.082 --> 00:09:14.941 Right. So that means they are protecting the world from ghosts 56 00:09:15.636 --> 00:09:16.941 or ghosts from the world? 57 00:09:17.871 --> 00:09:18.871 Maybe. 58 00:09:22.005 --> 00:09:24.505 I can't believe it. 59 00:09:24.645 --> 00:09:27.223 -Good morning. -Good morning, darling. 60 00:09:29.231 --> 00:09:32.075 So early and you are already talking about such serious things? 61 00:09:33.846 --> 00:09:37.488 Enjoy a bit, relax. Is this mine? 62 00:09:37.863 --> 00:09:39.394 -Yes. -Thank you. 63 00:09:42.967 --> 00:09:44.597 What a beautiful place you've got here. 64 00:09:47.335 --> 00:09:50.433 My dad doesn't like coming much. Am I right, Eduardo? 65 00:09:52.457 --> 00:09:53.457 You are. 66 00:09:55.230 --> 00:09:57.292 -The house is in very good condition. -Yes. 67 00:09:58.855 --> 00:10:04.401 Paola, besides his brain, 68 00:10:05.323 --> 00:10:07.088 what else is great in my brother? 69 00:10:08.463 --> 00:10:10.596 -Many things. -Big? 70 00:10:12.924 --> 00:10:16.237 Don't blush, brother, it's not exactly that way, huh? 71 00:10:21.654 --> 00:10:22.670 Paola… 72 00:10:24.170 --> 00:10:28.287 how long did it take you 73 00:10:29.428 --> 00:10:32.717 to realize the amount of money Eduardo has, the inheritance? 74 00:10:35.038 --> 00:10:36.490 But I don't know anything about that. 75 00:10:36.671 --> 00:10:43.069 Oh, no? Didn't you tell her? Does Casper pay for your studies? 76 00:10:44.866 --> 00:10:46.827 -What are you doing? -No, it's just a question. 77 00:10:47.171 --> 00:10:49.897 -Well, I'm simply not interested. -Oh, no? 78 00:10:52.815 --> 00:10:55.108 Interesting, isn't it? 79 00:10:57.616 --> 00:10:59.585 Shall we continue? Where are we, at Cortázar? 80 00:11:03.634 --> 00:11:07.891 I take care of you, brother, remember that. I take care of you. 81 00:11:19.320 --> 00:11:21.945 -Where did you get that? -I brought it. 82 00:11:31.890 --> 00:11:33.265 I don't like that girl. 83 00:11:34.464 --> 00:11:36.233 I don't know why your brother dates her. 84 00:11:36.600 --> 00:11:37.632 She's very selfish. 85 00:11:40.600 --> 00:11:42.236 How did this girl end up with Eduardo? 86 00:11:43.440 --> 00:11:47.435 They met in a philosophy class or something like that. 87 00:11:48.537 --> 00:11:50.365 I think she's studying journalism. 88 00:11:50.662 --> 00:11:52.880 Oh, that's the last straw. 89 00:11:57.787 --> 00:11:58.801 I don't like her for him. 90 00:12:00.451 --> 00:12:02.771 I hope he doesn't end up marrying her. 91 00:12:03.732 --> 00:12:06.060 Would you imagine my mom? She'd drop dead. 92 00:12:08.424 --> 00:12:10.456 She doesn't even know which country she comes from, 93 00:12:10.457 --> 00:12:11.459 she won't approve of her. 94 00:12:12.512 --> 00:12:14.611 Your mother doesn't know where Havana is either. 95 00:12:15.830 --> 00:12:17.377 Behave. 96 00:12:32.570 --> 00:12:34.900 I'm sure they are talking about us. 97 00:12:37.928 --> 00:12:38.929 What will they say? 98 00:12:40.351 --> 00:12:43.265 I don't know. I think they don't like me. 99 00:12:43.789 --> 00:12:47.270 No, honey, my brother hates everybody. 100 00:12:47.432 --> 00:12:50.348 Don't take it so personal. Really. 101 00:12:51.747 --> 00:12:56.468 We'll be here just one weekend. 102 00:12:57.144 --> 00:12:59.810 After that, we won't see him anymore if you don't want to. 103 00:13:04.424 --> 00:13:06.076 Why didn't you bring me here before? 104 00:13:06.841 --> 00:13:10.084 I told you, honey. My dad doesn't like us to come here. 105 00:13:10.976 --> 00:13:13.224 And what did he say when you told him we were coming? 106 00:13:15.069 --> 00:13:16.123 I didn't tell him. 107 00:13:18.225 --> 00:13:19.452 That's better. 108 00:13:53.480 --> 00:13:55.004 Who brought this? 109 00:13:57.370 --> 00:13:58.386 I hate tuna. 110 00:14:38.860 --> 00:14:39.970 What is this shit? 111 00:15:32.000 --> 00:15:33.000 Who's there? 112 00:15:35.045 --> 00:15:36.045 Is there anybody here? 113 00:15:36.578 --> 00:15:39.734 Hey, I'm down here! Hey! 114 00:15:47.158 --> 00:15:48.978 Who's the joker that closed the door? 115 00:16:05.382 --> 00:16:08.046 What's up? I didn't even know you were down there. 116 00:16:08.585 --> 00:16:10.794 One of you turned off the light and shut the door. 117 00:16:11.303 --> 00:16:14.006 What are you talking about, Felipe? It must have been the wind. 118 00:16:15.178 --> 00:16:17.654 You see, Fel? Felipe! 119 00:16:35.328 --> 00:16:37.054 You see? It was the wind. 120 00:17:01.427 --> 00:17:05.505 I mean it, dear, since I'm a girl I've felt supernatural energies. 121 00:17:06.009 --> 00:17:08.333 And this house has something strange. 122 00:17:09.106 --> 00:17:12.777 Let's see the letters in there. It's the first time I've been here. 123 00:17:22.402 --> 00:17:23.402 Wow. 124 00:17:28.516 --> 00:17:31.272 When you told me we still had a long way ahead of us, 125 00:17:31.273 --> 00:17:32.885 I thought you were joking, honey. 126 00:17:32.986 --> 00:17:34.993 But this place doesn't even appear on Google Maps. 127 00:17:35.298 --> 00:17:36.837 At least we've already arrived. 128 00:17:43.371 --> 00:17:45.941 I have the feeling that this house is watching us. 129 00:17:58.399 --> 00:17:59.555 Is this still ok? 130 00:18:02.688 --> 00:18:05.446 It expired in 1979. 131 00:18:06.148 --> 00:18:08.822 40 years ago. I guess it isn't. 132 00:18:20.125 --> 00:18:21.125 Hamlet! 133 00:18:24.812 --> 00:18:25.875 Mature. 134 00:18:29.132 --> 00:18:32.917 Hamlet, the old 1890 edition. 135 00:18:37.569 --> 00:18:40.053 -Where did you get that? -It was over there. 136 00:18:45.078 --> 00:18:48.015 -Damn! -Strong, isn't it? 137 00:18:49.835 --> 00:18:51.531 But if you think about it… 138 00:18:53.764 --> 00:18:55.646 After a while, it doesn't taste so bad. 139 00:18:56.076 --> 00:18:59.419 If you think about it, after a while… yes. 140 00:18:59.576 --> 00:19:00.576 No. 141 00:19:09.200 --> 00:19:12.801 -Are these people your relatives? -I guess so. 142 00:19:13.903 --> 00:19:15.574 How did you learn that this place existed? 143 00:19:17.004 --> 00:19:19.324 When my mother died, the lawyer made a description 144 00:19:19.425 --> 00:19:22.363 of the properties she'd left and I asked for this house. 145 00:19:23.605 --> 00:19:26.504 It sounded good. A house with a lot of woods. 146 00:19:35.064 --> 00:19:36.399 -Do you like it? -The place? 147 00:19:37.478 --> 00:19:38.478 -Yes. -I do. 148 00:19:38.845 --> 00:19:40.899 Me too. I think that here 149 00:19:41.000 --> 00:19:43.032 I'll finally be able to write my novel. 150 00:19:43.133 --> 00:19:44.631 -The Countess? -Yes. 151 00:19:45.235 --> 00:19:49.559 This site has all the energy. I can feel it. 152 00:19:50.883 --> 00:19:52.273 Can you imagine? 153 00:19:53.992 --> 00:19:56.937 This place was once a big plantation, 154 00:19:57.367 --> 00:20:01.093 rich and prosperous. And then it was all destroyed. 155 00:20:02.913 --> 00:20:05.960 It will be a great novel. You'll see. 156 00:20:31.283 --> 00:20:33.343 And who are these? 157 00:20:37.829 --> 00:20:41.086 I think these were my two uncles. Eduardo and Felipe. 158 00:20:41.750 --> 00:20:43.125 I never met them. 159 00:20:44.203 --> 00:20:46.983 My mother said they died in a car crash. 160 00:20:47.406 --> 00:20:48.554 And they? 161 00:20:49.476 --> 00:20:52.241 I don't know. Their girlfriends, I guess. 162 00:20:57.702 --> 00:21:01.592 They were a bit tacky. Look at Felipe's golden chain. 163 00:21:02.635 --> 00:21:04.666 -Finally. -Ready? Is it ready? 164 00:21:04.947 --> 00:21:08.173 We must capture the moment, boy, so it lasts forever. 165 00:21:08.275 --> 00:21:09.787 We are in the middle of the game. 166 00:21:12.290 --> 00:21:14.007 Well, your turn. 167 00:21:15.593 --> 00:21:16.655 There it goes. 168 00:21:26.715 --> 00:21:27.715 No! 169 00:21:30.822 --> 00:21:33.105 Oh! Prison! 170 00:21:37.126 --> 00:21:38.126 Do you hear that? 171 00:21:40.713 --> 00:21:41.713 No. 172 00:21:41.811 --> 00:21:43.580 -What? -That noise. 173 00:21:45.111 --> 00:21:46.220 It comes from the basement. 174 00:21:48.892 --> 00:21:50.720 -No, you're kidding me. -No, really, dude. 175 00:21:50.821 --> 00:21:52.551 It's the same noise I heard in the basement. 176 00:21:55.923 --> 00:21:56.993 Come, come. 177 00:21:57.540 --> 00:21:58.555 Come! 178 00:22:19.234 --> 00:22:21.295 OK, Felipe. Let me do it. 179 00:22:22.944 --> 00:22:24.444 This has a trick. 180 00:22:36.313 --> 00:22:38.743 OK, Felipe. It's locked. 181 00:22:39.624 --> 00:22:41.320 We'd rather go on playing, I was winning. 182 00:22:41.321 --> 00:22:42.603 Yes, you cheater. 183 00:23:28.352 --> 00:23:29.899 It's like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. 184 00:23:34.680 --> 00:23:35.725 Disgusting. 185 00:24:03.577 --> 00:24:06.787 "The district of The Countess is going through a dramatic situation 186 00:24:06.888 --> 00:24:08.505 after the report of the disappearance--" 187 00:24:08.858 --> 00:24:09.858 What's this? 188 00:24:12.225 --> 00:24:13.225 Let me see. 189 00:24:15.453 --> 00:24:16.750 Might this be my grandma Isabel? 190 00:24:17.999 --> 00:24:20.061 Here there's something that speaks about this house. 191 00:24:21.022 --> 00:24:23.835 "The district of The Countess is going through a dramatic situation 192 00:24:23.936 --> 00:24:25.799 after the report of the disappearance 193 00:24:25.859 --> 00:24:28.904 of the young Norma Zambrano, daughter of the shopkeeper. 194 00:24:31.662 --> 00:24:33.959 With the young Zambrano, ten young women 195 00:24:33.963 --> 00:24:35.767 have already disappeared in the last weeks. 196 00:24:36.247 --> 00:24:38.502 The chief of the police station, Captain Allende, 197 00:24:38.503 --> 00:24:40.529 said there is an ongoing investigation, 198 00:24:40.530 --> 00:24:42.370 but the political tensions 199 00:24:42.471 --> 00:24:44.265 that arose in other areas of the province, 200 00:24:44.266 --> 00:24:46.471 for reasons that have nothing to do with The Countess, 201 00:24:46.478 --> 00:24:48.412 prevent the police from allocating more resources 202 00:24:48.413 --> 00:24:49.879 to this investigation." What is this? 203 00:24:49.980 --> 00:24:51.035 That's crazy. 204 00:24:51.136 --> 00:24:53.401 -I don't like this place. -Me neither. 205 00:25:06.071 --> 00:25:07.131 -Felipe! -Calm down! 206 00:25:07.199 --> 00:25:08.199 Paola! 207 00:25:08.284 --> 00:25:09.392 -Felipe! -Here I am! 208 00:25:09.395 --> 00:25:12.023 -Don't leave me, don't leave me! -It's OK. It's OK. 209 00:25:27.673 --> 00:25:32.391 This album has photos of women tied to that table. 210 00:25:36.329 --> 00:25:39.040 -Is this real? -No, I don't think so. 211 00:25:48.087 --> 00:25:49.626 What the hell is this? 212 00:25:57.541 --> 00:25:58.690 Paola, are you OK? 213 00:26:11.882 --> 00:26:16.514 "Oh, babe, I like it so much when you dishevel me 214 00:26:16.732 --> 00:26:20.123 and kiss me hot and slowly. 215 00:26:20.124 --> 00:26:23.018 And this grows and grows and I feel stronger. 216 00:26:23.019 --> 00:26:26.794 I feel a fire that disturbs my neurons and my heart. 217 00:26:26.895 --> 00:26:30.664 What shall I do now, Sandra, with all this feeling? 218 00:26:31.108 --> 00:26:36.256 I don't know 219 00:26:36.686 --> 00:26:43.262 what to do with you." 220 00:26:48.053 --> 00:26:50.944 "Something is rotten in the State of Denmark." 221 00:26:53.631 --> 00:26:54.693 Hamlet? 222 00:26:55.740 --> 00:26:56.836 Right. 223 00:26:57.180 --> 00:26:59.672 Deep down, I thought Hamlet was pissed off with his uncle 224 00:26:59.773 --> 00:27:01.398 because he's in love with his mom. 225 00:27:02.476 --> 00:27:03.535 All very Oedipal. 226 00:27:05.944 --> 00:27:07.390 But in fact it's different. 227 00:27:08.015 --> 00:27:11.108 Because Oedipus kills his father without knowing his fate 228 00:27:11.819 --> 00:27:13.178 and then marries his mother. 229 00:27:13.842 --> 00:27:16.373 In Hamlet, on the other hand, it's the father who comes back 230 00:27:16.474 --> 00:27:20.024 from the grave and ask his son to avenge his death. 231 00:27:21.310 --> 00:27:23.192 These ghosts are quite resentful. 232 00:27:29.651 --> 00:27:32.401 -What's up, my love? -Nothing, I'm going to work outside. 233 00:27:32.502 --> 00:27:33.667 -Isn't it cold? -No. 234 00:27:33.851 --> 00:27:35.487 I need some fresh air. 235 00:27:37.346 --> 00:27:42.871 "I don't know 236 00:27:43.722 --> 00:27:50.542 what to do with you." 237 00:28:18.444 --> 00:28:19.561 How are you doing, babe? 238 00:28:21.498 --> 00:28:23.670 Frustrated. I know I have the idea there, 239 00:28:23.771 --> 00:28:25.100 but I can't find it. 240 00:28:31.677 --> 00:28:32.786 What have you got so far? 241 00:28:36.333 --> 00:28:38.333 I only know that Isabel owned this house. 242 00:28:39.583 --> 00:28:43.754 She married her cousin Felipe, then he died and she went mad. 243 00:28:45.145 --> 00:28:47.254 -How come "mad"? -I don't know. 244 00:28:48.324 --> 00:28:50.249 That's the story I've found. 245 00:28:52.293 --> 00:28:54.166 Although my theory is that what happened to her 246 00:28:54.250 --> 00:28:56.101 is the same that happened to all independent, 247 00:28:56.102 --> 00:28:57.102 powerful women. 248 00:28:57.273 --> 00:29:00.312 -What? -That she was rejected. 249 00:29:04.442 --> 00:29:08.179 -Or maybe she just went mad. -I don't think so. 250 00:29:10.563 --> 00:29:13.079 After her husband died, Isabel was left in charge of the house. 251 00:29:13.820 --> 00:29:15.156 Her husband was powerful, 252 00:29:15.609 --> 00:29:17.484 he was even a friend of the king Alfonso XIII. 253 00:29:19.116 --> 00:29:23.148 Then something happened and they killed Isabel. 254 00:29:27.163 --> 00:29:29.077 Once I asked my grandpa for her and he told me 255 00:29:29.178 --> 00:29:31.712 that it was a servant who killed her. 256 00:29:31.713 --> 00:29:32.998 Out of jealousy, I believe. 257 00:29:37.623 --> 00:29:40.845 Though in fact nobody spoke much about this in my family. 258 00:29:50.626 --> 00:29:53.447 I'm going for a walk in the woods. Would you like to come with me? 259 00:29:55.501 --> 00:29:58.251 No. I'd rather keep working. 260 00:30:01.782 --> 00:30:02.798 OK. 261 00:30:06.402 --> 00:30:09.387 In the end you were right. This drink is good. 262 00:31:09.505 --> 00:31:11.125 Damn! 263 00:31:24.552 --> 00:31:26.864 -We must call the police. -The police? Why? 264 00:31:26.965 --> 00:31:27.965 How come "why"? 265 00:31:28.066 --> 00:31:29.855 Because many women were killed down there. 266 00:31:29.919 --> 00:31:31.331 We can't do that. 267 00:31:31.519 --> 00:31:33.395 We must keep the secret, don't you understand? 268 00:31:33.512 --> 00:31:34.660 Who knows how many murders 269 00:31:34.761 --> 00:31:37.098 took place in this place and no one's ever learned of them? 270 00:31:37.262 --> 00:31:38.605 Have you already seen the photos? 271 00:31:41.391 --> 00:31:44.047 -Felipe is right, Paula. -Paola. 272 00:31:46.617 --> 00:31:48.750 Paola. Yes. 273 00:31:50.035 --> 00:31:52.605 If this is known, it will be a dishonor for… 274 00:31:52.706 --> 00:31:54.081 Dishonor! 275 00:31:54.253 --> 00:31:56.606 There's a butcher shop in the fucking basement 276 00:31:56.707 --> 00:31:58.502 and you're thinking about fucking honor? 277 00:31:58.603 --> 00:32:01.409 -This happened a long time ago! -Also… 278 00:32:01.948 --> 00:32:03.767 We don't know if they were really dead. 279 00:32:04.619 --> 00:32:07.182 -They could be actresses. -Actresses… 280 00:32:07.573 --> 00:32:08.901 are you stupid or what? 281 00:32:09.284 --> 00:32:11.847 So they came here to pose for those pictures. 282 00:32:12.097 --> 00:32:13.167 Please! 283 00:32:15.874 --> 00:32:19.382 Anyway, Paola, there's nothing we can do. 284 00:32:19.483 --> 00:32:22.053 -There's a lot we can do, Felipe! -This happened a long time ago! 285 00:32:22.154 --> 00:32:24.846 -It's better to move on. -The truth must be known! 286 00:32:24.947 --> 00:32:26.874 I can't let you do that, Paola. 287 00:32:26.875 --> 00:32:29.658 That would destroy my family, their business, my life. 288 00:32:29.659 --> 00:32:31.721 -Our lives. -Business! 289 00:32:31.822 --> 00:32:36.509 Are you thinking of business now? Please! 290 00:32:39.009 --> 00:32:40.165 That's incredible. 291 00:32:43.619 --> 00:32:45.212 Aren't you going to say anything? 292 00:32:47.486 --> 00:32:51.611 All of you are the same. All this is disgusting. 293 00:32:56.337 --> 00:32:59.954 This can never be known out of here, do you understand? 294 00:33:02.743 --> 00:33:04.172 Do you understand, Eduardo? 295 00:33:05.243 --> 00:33:06.946 None of this gets out of here! 296 00:33:11.555 --> 00:33:12.890 She will talk. 297 00:33:22.305 --> 00:33:25.180 Paola! Paola, wait, wait. What are you doing? 298 00:33:25.383 --> 00:33:27.281 -Hey, come here. -What now? 299 00:33:27.750 --> 00:33:29.890 Will you also try to convince me not to say anything? 300 00:33:29.940 --> 00:33:31.856 No, no. Felipe is trying to prevent this scandal 301 00:33:31.857 --> 00:33:33.415 from being known by his family. Please. 302 00:33:33.416 --> 00:33:35.528 -You must understand, please. -I understand, Eduardo. 303 00:33:35.529 --> 00:33:38.141 And I know it would be a scandal because all this is disgusting. 304 00:33:38.191 --> 00:33:39.942 Do you understand the kind of atrocities 305 00:33:39.943 --> 00:33:41.526 that were committed in this house? 306 00:33:41.527 --> 00:33:43.875 Yes, Paola, but that happened so long ago. Please! 307 00:33:44.999 --> 00:33:46.882 And how do I know it happened a long time ago? 308 00:33:46.983 --> 00:33:49.187 How do we know it if nobody speaks about it? 309 00:33:49.231 --> 00:33:50.923 Their relatives deserve to know the truth. 310 00:33:51.537 --> 00:33:52.537 What else is known? 311 00:33:52.638 --> 00:33:54.419 Were these just some countess' deeds 312 00:33:54.520 --> 00:33:57.020 or were there more people involved? We don't know. 313 00:33:57.121 --> 00:33:58.879 That's precisely what scares me stiff. 314 00:33:59.887 --> 00:34:03.090 Eduardo, I don't know who I am with here. Do you? 315 00:34:03.191 --> 00:34:04.726 You are talking about my family, Paola. 316 00:34:04.819 --> 00:34:06.580 "My family," that's what matters most to you. 317 00:34:06.581 --> 00:34:08.174 We have nothing to do with this. 318 00:34:08.918 --> 00:34:11.179 This happened half a century before we were born, please, 319 00:34:11.181 --> 00:34:13.581 what's the point in bringing these things back to life now? 320 00:34:13.583 --> 00:34:15.150 The point is to know the truth. 321 00:34:15.556 --> 00:34:17.995 To know that we are not doing the same things once and again 322 00:34:18.096 --> 00:34:20.367 and that we are not monsters like this lady was. 323 00:34:23.610 --> 00:34:25.175 Paola. 324 00:34:25.411 --> 00:34:26.563 Leave me alone! 325 00:34:52.007 --> 00:34:53.023 And then? 326 00:34:55.772 --> 00:34:57.842 She won't say anything, don't worry. 327 00:35:02.026 --> 00:35:03.419 She'd better not. 328 00:35:25.497 --> 00:35:26.792 There it is. 329 00:35:49.636 --> 00:35:50.643 Who do you think it is? 330 00:35:55.917 --> 00:35:58.440 Isn't this the chain we saw in the photo? 331 00:36:02.292 --> 00:36:04.112 We should call the police. 332 00:36:23.139 --> 00:36:26.756 -In which year was your mother born? -1965. 333 00:36:26.983 --> 00:36:28.561 -In Argentina? -Yes. 334 00:36:30.147 --> 00:36:35.178 And this guy must have died around… the 1970s. 335 00:36:37.959 --> 00:36:40.490 75, I think. 336 00:36:42.623 --> 00:36:47.185 So your mom was… around ten when the brothers hung their shoes? 337 00:36:48.654 --> 00:36:51.018 -They hung what? -Died. 338 00:36:51.803 --> 00:36:55.063 Oh. I don't know. 339 00:36:55.474 --> 00:36:58.786 -At home we never spoke of them. -Not even a photo? Nothing? 340 00:36:59.023 --> 00:37:00.474 Nope. Nothing. 341 00:37:00.695 --> 00:37:03.098 Not even a word that hinted that he'd died here. 342 00:37:05.843 --> 00:37:07.867 -And the other brother? -Eduardo? 343 00:37:08.039 --> 00:37:09.421 Yes. What happened to him? 344 00:37:09.952 --> 00:37:10.952 I don't know. 345 00:37:11.044 --> 00:37:14.958 I swear that till today I thought he'd died in a car crash. 346 00:37:18.153 --> 00:37:20.162 Are we going to tell all this to the police? 347 00:37:25.802 --> 00:37:26.989 Tell what? 348 00:37:26.990 --> 00:37:29.169 That we found the brother lost in the woods. 349 00:37:30.810 --> 00:37:35.083 Honey. Let's not ruin this moment now, alright? 350 00:37:40.673 --> 00:37:42.758 We'll do it tomorrow. 351 00:37:48.837 --> 00:37:51.157 My aunt is not going anywhere. 352 00:38:29.372 --> 00:38:30.624 Who are you? 353 00:39:16.728 --> 00:39:18.072 Do you want me to get in there? 354 00:39:28.331 --> 00:39:30.081 Debo, are you alright? 355 00:39:33.105 --> 00:39:34.137 Let's go. 356 00:40:15.790 --> 00:40:17.759 I knew Eduardo was lying. 357 00:40:22.822 --> 00:40:25.197 You are still thinking of talking to the police, right? 358 00:40:27.884 --> 00:40:29.680 All this is horrible, Felipe. 359 00:40:30.969 --> 00:40:32.204 Look at all that there's here. 360 00:40:35.339 --> 00:40:36.737 We can't hide it. 361 00:40:37.385 --> 00:40:40.025 Of course we can, and we'll do it. 362 00:40:44.917 --> 00:40:46.377 Nothing will get out of here. 363 00:40:54.994 --> 00:40:57.923 -Don't move! Don't move! -Let go of me! 364 00:42:55.041 --> 00:42:56.221 Good morning. 365 00:42:59.619 --> 00:43:01.108 Did you have any problems to sleep? 366 00:43:09.701 --> 00:43:12.896 -Are you upset for any reason? -They are there. 367 00:43:15.068 --> 00:43:17.138 -Who? -They. 368 00:43:18.060 --> 00:43:20.724 Your uncle and two more girls. 369 00:43:22.115 --> 00:43:23.438 They are in the house. 370 00:43:24.458 --> 00:43:26.702 It's as though they didn't see us, but they are there. 371 00:43:26.962 --> 00:43:29.599 -In the house? -All the time. 372 00:43:31.943 --> 00:43:33.438 What are you talking about, Débora? 373 00:43:33.661 --> 00:43:35.552 They are trapped and don't know it. 374 00:43:36.638 --> 00:43:39.342 You're stressed for what you saw yesterday, right? 375 00:43:42.411 --> 00:43:44.271 Look, if you want, this afternoon 376 00:43:44.372 --> 00:43:46.526 we'll go to the police station and file a complaint. 377 00:43:49.621 --> 00:43:51.223 I want to get into the basement. 378 00:44:06.684 --> 00:44:08.332 Are you sure you want to go down there? 379 00:44:11.801 --> 00:44:12.801 Yes. 380 00:44:14.276 --> 00:44:15.597 It all started there. 381 00:44:31.277 --> 00:44:33.387 Eduardo. Eduardo, my dear. 382 00:44:33.934 --> 00:44:35.613 Release me, please. 383 00:44:36.137 --> 00:44:38.215 Release me, I beg you. 384 00:44:39.848 --> 00:44:40.863 Look at me. 385 00:44:41.964 --> 00:44:43.909 Look how I am. 386 00:44:45.495 --> 00:44:47.205 Look how I am. 387 00:44:47.313 --> 00:44:48.938 No, Paola, no. 388 00:44:51.701 --> 00:44:54.493 Felipe was right, if I let you out you'll go and talk to the police 389 00:44:54.594 --> 00:44:56.560 and that will be very bad for my family. 390 00:44:56.661 --> 00:45:01.482 I won't talk to anyone, Eduardo. Just let me go, please. 391 00:45:01.583 --> 00:45:05.004 You'd better eat something now and you'll feel better. 392 00:45:05.504 --> 00:45:08.043 Alright. Open your mouth. 393 00:45:08.417 --> 00:45:11.629 Eat, eat. Yes, yes, yes. 394 00:45:12.756 --> 00:45:16.189 Alright, alright. I'll eat it. 395 00:45:16.990 --> 00:45:20.457 But please release me. Release me so I can eat. 396 00:45:20.558 --> 00:45:22.261 Release me. OK? 397 00:45:24.136 --> 00:45:27.370 -Yes? Please. -Alright. 398 00:45:28.214 --> 00:45:29.651 I'll untie you. 399 00:45:29.752 --> 00:45:33.151 But don't do anything or I'll have to tie you up again. 400 00:45:34.250 --> 00:45:37.389 -I promise. -Don't do anything. 401 00:45:38.358 --> 00:45:40.975 Otherwise my brother Felipe will get upset. 402 00:45:41.620 --> 00:45:42.635 Eduardo. 403 00:45:46.112 --> 00:45:49.385 Leave me alone for a while. I'll speak to her. 404 00:45:52.142 --> 00:45:53.181 Eduardo. 405 00:45:56.510 --> 00:45:57.838 Don't hurt her, please. 406 00:46:03.125 --> 00:46:04.693 Eduardo, don't go. 407 00:46:06.343 --> 00:46:07.858 Eduardo, my dear. 408 00:46:09.811 --> 00:46:11.076 Don't go. 409 00:46:26.089 --> 00:46:28.659 Do you know we've been discussing what to do with you? 410 00:46:31.953 --> 00:46:34.285 Eduardo asked us to let you go. 411 00:46:39.405 --> 00:46:45.936 Angélica, on the other hand, recommends that we kill you. 412 00:46:47.756 --> 00:46:49.405 No, Felipe. 413 00:46:49.853 --> 00:46:53.121 -And throw you in the woods. -Don't hurt me. 414 00:47:03.101 --> 00:47:06.705 I still don't know what is best. 415 00:47:09.182 --> 00:47:11.644 The thing is that I don't think that if you get out of here, 416 00:47:11.645 --> 00:47:13.884 you'll keep the secret. Will you? 417 00:47:14.533 --> 00:47:15.809 I will, I will. 418 00:47:20.743 --> 00:47:21.748 I will. 419 00:47:25.418 --> 00:47:28.605 Honor is really important to our family. 420 00:47:28.947 --> 00:47:32.907 I don't know if for your family… in that place you come from… 421 00:47:35.041 --> 00:47:38.461 Honduras? Is it Honduras? 422 00:47:38.562 --> 00:47:40.025 Yes, yes. 423 00:47:40.221 --> 00:47:42.279 Is there honor in your country, Paola? 424 00:47:44.619 --> 00:47:47.408 In my family it's very important. 425 00:47:48.814 --> 00:47:50.578 Imagine what would happen 426 00:47:50.579 --> 00:47:52.868 if someone finds out what happened, huh? 427 00:47:54.331 --> 00:47:57.730 The papers will write that the countess was a killer 428 00:47:57.731 --> 00:48:01.210 and others will say that all of us in the family are criminals 429 00:48:01.211 --> 00:48:02.743 and that's no good for anyone. 430 00:48:04.143 --> 00:48:05.975 It's definitely not good for you. 431 00:48:10.891 --> 00:48:15.055 Oh, Paola, Paola, Paola. 432 00:48:16.148 --> 00:48:17.895 What will we do with you? 433 00:48:20.576 --> 00:48:21.637 Don't you understand? 434 00:48:21.738 --> 00:48:23.170 Don't you understand that the secret 435 00:48:23.171 --> 00:48:24.358 is bigger than you and I? 436 00:48:24.359 --> 00:48:26.307 -Yes, I do! -No! 437 00:48:28.237 --> 00:48:29.271 Shit! 438 00:48:37.377 --> 00:48:38.978 Paola! 439 00:48:45.384 --> 00:48:49.157 Angélica! Eduardo! We must stop her, come on! 440 00:48:49.258 --> 00:48:50.563 What happened? 441 00:49:01.570 --> 00:49:03.174 Débora, wait for me! 442 00:49:05.130 --> 00:49:06.646 Phew, it stinks! 443 00:49:20.407 --> 00:49:23.243 Apparently this was a lab or something like that. 444 00:49:24.642 --> 00:49:26.813 -Here they are. -What? 445 00:49:27.743 --> 00:49:29.157 Many girls. 446 00:49:30.712 --> 00:49:34.910 -Can you see them? -Not all of them, but I can feel them. 447 00:49:37.744 --> 00:49:41.724 There's another girl. Her name is Carmen. 448 00:49:42.486 --> 00:49:44.580 They offered her a job as a cleaning woman. 449 00:49:49.970 --> 00:49:52.572 No wonder my mother never spoke to me about this house. 450 00:49:53.088 --> 00:49:54.932 She was surely scared of it. 451 00:50:01.497 --> 00:50:03.849 -She's here. -Who? 452 00:50:04.755 --> 00:50:05.841 Isabel. 453 00:50:11.824 --> 00:50:14.852 -There's a man with her. -What are they doing? 454 00:50:16.394 --> 00:50:17.964 He grabs the knife. 455 00:50:19.331 --> 00:50:20.331 And? 456 00:50:39.332 --> 00:50:40.487 He wants her blood. 457 00:50:40.488 --> 00:50:41.996 What for? Are they vampires? 458 00:50:42.105 --> 00:50:43.596 No, he just wants her blood. 459 00:50:56.018 --> 00:50:57.309 Débora, are you alright? 460 00:50:59.729 --> 00:51:00.870 Débora! 461 00:51:26.592 --> 00:51:27.646 Paola! 462 00:52:08.958 --> 00:52:09.989 Paola! 463 00:52:12.911 --> 00:52:14.308 Shout, Paola! 464 00:52:24.223 --> 00:52:25.402 Paola! 465 00:52:58.836 --> 00:52:59.932 Sandra. 466 00:53:19.268 --> 00:53:20.730 It's great you've woken up. 467 00:53:27.218 --> 00:53:28.296 What did she tell you? 468 00:53:30.225 --> 00:53:31.389 Who, my love? 469 00:53:31.693 --> 00:53:33.810 The woman. What did she tell you? 470 00:53:34.967 --> 00:53:39.201 -There's no one here but you and I. -She's been here all the time. 471 00:53:39.974 --> 00:53:40.974 She's mean. 472 00:53:41.958 --> 00:53:44.200 I suppose you imagined it because of the fever. 473 00:53:46.502 --> 00:53:48.700 But I'm sure you'll be better tomorrow 474 00:53:48.801 --> 00:53:50.394 and we'll be able to leave. 475 00:53:59.687 --> 00:54:02.160 I've spoken to the doctor and he told me you should take this 476 00:54:02.161 --> 00:54:03.718 so you get better. 477 00:54:04.811 --> 00:54:05.825 What did he say? 478 00:54:05.906 --> 00:54:08.026 That you should take this medicine so you get better. 479 00:54:08.027 --> 00:54:10.542 No. She. What did she tell you? 480 00:54:10.691 --> 00:54:11.722 What an obsession, babe. 481 00:54:11.723 --> 00:54:13.486 There's no one here except for you and me. 482 00:54:14.058 --> 00:54:15.141 Take it. 483 00:54:17.606 --> 00:54:18.666 Great. 484 00:54:22.871 --> 00:54:24.300 Her name is Isabel. 485 00:54:25.355 --> 00:54:28.589 She killed a lot of girls and used their blood. 486 00:54:29.781 --> 00:54:34.597 Isabel… Isabel is the character in my novel. 487 00:54:35.246 --> 00:54:37.972 I'm sure you've been projecting everything I told you. 488 00:54:39.433 --> 00:54:43.120 There are many women in this house, Sandra. 489 00:54:43.847 --> 00:54:45.286 And she stole their blood. 490 00:54:48.948 --> 00:54:49.990 It's alright. 491 00:54:51.018 --> 00:54:52.955 Look, if you want, when you feel better, 492 00:54:53.213 --> 00:54:55.585 we can go to the police station and file a complaint, 493 00:54:55.586 --> 00:54:56.902 if that will soothe you. 494 00:54:58.509 --> 00:55:01.501 But now you must rest a bit more, OK? 495 00:56:38.737 --> 00:56:39.807 How is she? 496 00:56:42.776 --> 00:56:44.166 She's calmer now. 497 00:56:47.394 --> 00:56:49.074 We can't leave her down there. 498 00:56:50.394 --> 00:56:52.089 And-- 499 00:57:02.382 --> 00:57:04.319 And Felipe? 500 00:57:06.443 --> 00:57:08.208 What am I going to tell my mom? 501 00:57:17.344 --> 00:57:19.375 There's nothing else to be done. 502 00:57:26.261 --> 00:57:28.011 What have you done, Angélica? 503 00:57:34.640 --> 00:57:38.333 No. No, no, no. 504 00:57:38.436 --> 00:57:40.221 Please, Eduardo, 505 00:57:41.856 --> 00:57:43.660 how can you cry for that girl 506 00:57:43.761 --> 00:57:46.254 after what happened to your brother? 507 00:57:49.762 --> 00:57:52.465 No one will ask for her. 508 00:57:54.332 --> 00:57:56.941 No one knows she was with us. 509 00:58:06.237 --> 00:58:09.213 What we'll tell the police 510 00:58:09.649 --> 00:58:13.500 is that Felipe had an accident in the woods, that's all. 511 00:58:14.750 --> 00:58:16.625 No one will come here. 512 00:58:19.890 --> 00:58:24.350 Now I need you to go downstairs and bury her. 513 00:58:25.390 --> 00:58:28.957 Bury her? Here? 514 00:58:29.577 --> 00:58:32.038 Where else? In the basement. 515 00:58:32.600 --> 00:58:34.358 Or would you rather throw her in the woods? 516 00:58:34.952 --> 00:58:36.389 It's your choice. 517 00:59:33.474 --> 00:59:35.075 Débora, what are you doing here? 518 00:59:35.192 --> 00:59:38.931 -Babe, you've got high fever. -She's downstairs. 519 00:59:39.067 --> 00:59:41.882 -Who is downstairs? -Paola, they killed her. 520 00:59:41.883 --> 00:59:43.536 Which Paola? What are you talking about? 521 00:59:43.537 --> 00:59:47.224 -Come. Easy. -We must tell the police, Sandra. 522 00:59:47.325 --> 00:59:48.957 -We must go. -Debo, calm down. 523 00:59:49.058 --> 00:59:51.128 First you must recover. Come. 524 01:00:05.439 --> 01:00:07.787 No. My love. My love. 525 01:00:20.437 --> 01:00:21.712 I'm sorry. 526 01:00:25.678 --> 01:00:27.013 I'm sorry. 527 01:01:24.512 --> 01:01:25.996 Where are you going, Eduardo? 528 01:01:29.902 --> 01:01:31.987 -I'm turning myself in. -No, no, no. Wait. 529 01:01:32.144 --> 01:01:33.354 Wait, Eduardo. 530 01:01:36.151 --> 01:01:39.026 We'll keep the secret, remember? 531 01:01:39.236 --> 01:01:41.150 No. No, Angélica, no. 532 01:01:41.267 --> 01:01:43.244 I let this happen to her, it's my fault. 533 01:01:43.480 --> 01:01:45.220 -No. -I'm going to talk to the police. 534 01:01:45.331 --> 01:01:46.740 -Wait. -Let go of me. 535 01:01:46.741 --> 01:01:48.175 -Wait. -Let go of me, motherfucker. 536 01:01:48.176 --> 01:01:49.176 Wait! 537 01:02:07.490 --> 01:02:11.732 I'll go find a doctor. But I need you to stay here. Still. 538 01:02:12.474 --> 01:02:15.864 So you don't have an accident, alright? Come. 539 01:02:17.199 --> 01:02:19.579 She has us all trapped in this house. 540 01:02:19.580 --> 01:02:21.361 Débora, lie down. 541 01:02:23.939 --> 01:02:24.950 Sleep. 542 01:02:49.189 --> 01:02:51.071 Emergency service, how can I help you? 543 01:03:16.036 --> 01:03:18.153 The key. Where's the key? 544 01:03:18.877 --> 01:03:20.931 -I've got it. -Give it to me. 545 01:03:21.470 --> 01:03:23.756 Give it to me Angélica, please! Give me the fucking key! 546 01:03:23.757 --> 01:03:30.522 Eduardo, please! Please. I know, Edi. I know. 547 01:03:30.858 --> 01:03:33.365 This is very hard for anyone, 548 01:03:35.028 --> 01:03:39.070 but we'll get out this together, you'll see. 549 01:03:43.074 --> 01:03:46.378 I also loved Felipe, Eduardo. 550 01:03:46.620 --> 01:03:49.542 This is very hard for me too. 551 01:03:49.882 --> 01:03:52.358 She asked me to get her out of there. 552 01:03:54.092 --> 01:03:55.513 And I left her. 553 01:03:56.240 --> 01:03:59.669 -And now she's dead, Angélica. -That doesn't matter now. 554 01:04:00.082 --> 01:04:03.390 -It does matter. -It doesn't matter. It doesn't. 555 01:06:03.826 --> 01:06:06.513 Eduardo. Come and eat. 556 01:06:07.646 --> 01:06:09.942 You know well I don't like having to go for you. 557 01:07:33.728 --> 01:07:37.009 Good morning, you sleepyheads. It's great you're up. 558 01:07:37.767 --> 01:07:39.876 The coffee is ready, in case you want some. 559 01:08:01.933 --> 01:08:04.143 I don't understand what's going on. 560 01:08:07.128 --> 01:08:09.096 At the beginning he found it a bit difficult. 561 01:08:10.198 --> 01:08:13.080 You know… the idea of… this. 562 01:08:13.830 --> 01:08:20.675 -But he's finally accepted it. -What happened? 563 01:08:33.247 --> 01:08:35.237 There's no way to get out, my dears. 564 01:08:59.142 --> 01:09:03.844 It expires in 1979. 40 years. 565 01:09:06.743 --> 01:09:09.277 40 years. 566 01:09:18.711 --> 01:09:20.438 So who are they? 567 01:09:21.719 --> 01:09:25.375 I think these were my uncles, Eduardo and Felipe. 568 01:09:25.710 --> 01:09:27.023 I never met them. 569 01:09:27.468 --> 01:09:30.443 My mother used to say they died in a car crash. 570 01:09:30.680 --> 01:09:33.343 -And they? -I don't know. 571 01:09:33.443 --> 01:09:35.310 Their girlfriends, I guess. 572 01:09:38.803 --> 01:09:43.755 This house kept a lot of secrets and I was willing to unveil them. 573 01:09:45.091 --> 01:09:47.591 Débora had a special sensitivity, 574 01:09:47.996 --> 01:09:51.317 and noticed from the beginning that we weren't alone. 575 01:09:52.356 --> 01:09:56.236 It was she who found the album, but she never opened, 576 01:09:56.337 --> 01:09:57.660 she was scared. 577 01:09:58.472 --> 01:10:03.954 But I needed answers. And there they were. 578 01:10:04.768 --> 01:10:07.518 I'd never imagined what I would find. 579 01:10:08.174 --> 01:10:11.564 Besides some ugly photos of women tied 580 01:10:11.665 --> 01:10:13.338 in the basement of this hell, 581 01:10:14.275 --> 01:10:16.329 there was a letter from my mother 582 01:10:16.485 --> 01:10:18.962 hidden between the pages of the album. 583 01:10:19.681 --> 01:10:23.702 Just like me, she wanted to unveil 584 01:10:23.704 --> 01:10:26.844 the truth and the enigmas this house hides. 585 01:10:30.634 --> 01:10:35.460 For years, Isabel convinced her butler to provide her with young girls. 586 01:10:38.126 --> 01:10:40.835 Girls from poor families from nearby towns, 587 01:10:41.288 --> 01:10:44.446 whom she cheated by offering them jobs in her mansion. 588 01:10:46.473 --> 01:10:51.270 She had a lot of money, and that gave her power. 589 01:11:02.669 --> 01:11:05.675 One night, a girl could escape 590 01:11:06.114 --> 01:11:09.192 and told the atrocities that took place in the house. 591 01:11:09.856 --> 01:11:14.114 The neighbors of the town of The Countess went to rescue 592 01:11:14.115 --> 01:11:15.639 the other girls who were held captive, 593 01:11:15.639 --> 01:11:23.231 but it was too late, some macabre blood rituals had finished them off. 594 01:11:35.281 --> 01:11:40.540 The people of the town decided to take justice in their own hands. 595 01:11:45.781 --> 01:11:51.749 First they hanged the butler, then Isabel. 596 01:11:54.218 --> 01:11:56.567 Those who witnessed the moment 597 01:11:56.568 --> 01:11:59.068 say she smiled right before being executed. 598 01:12:00.585 --> 01:12:05.577 No one ever knew why she wanted these girls' blood. 599 01:12:06.889 --> 01:12:08.636 What she did with it. 600 01:12:09.849 --> 01:12:13.419 That scandal was mysteriously buried along with Isabel, 601 01:12:14.458 --> 01:12:17.325 because no one has ever spoken of these crimes. 602 01:12:20.434 --> 01:12:23.144 The interest of my mother to know more about the mystery 603 01:12:23.145 --> 01:12:27.285 that shrouded her brothers' deaths led her to The Countess. 604 01:12:28.088 --> 01:12:32.879 There she unveiled the secrets of the family and wrote in this letter 605 01:12:33.379 --> 01:12:38.715 all the details of what she found and how Grandma Isabel's presence 606 01:12:38.816 --> 01:12:40.222 manipulated everything, 607 01:12:40.433 --> 01:12:45.191 thus managing to keep the secret hidden for generations. 608 01:12:46.487 --> 01:12:50.894 A secret that I, today, have decided to reveal. 609 01:12:52.602 --> 01:12:55.564 Oh, no, what a pity, it's got spoiled again. 610 01:12:56.031 --> 01:12:59.180 But I don't have any milk to offer you. 611 01:12:59.523 --> 01:13:00.585 Here you are. 612 01:13:02.827 --> 01:13:05.327 Hello? Hello. 613 01:13:14.816 --> 01:13:16.816 It's like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. 614 01:13:20.871 --> 01:13:22.496 You must kill Paola. 615 01:13:27.473 --> 01:13:30.129 Take the album. Take it. 616 01:13:33.192 --> 01:13:34.817 Here' there's something about this house. 617 01:13:34.918 --> 01:13:37.710 "The district of The Countess is going through a dramatic situation 618 01:13:37.811 --> 01:13:39.919 after the report of the disappearance 619 01:13:39.920 --> 01:13:42.418 of the young Norma Zambrano, daughter of the shopkeeper." 620 01:13:42.519 --> 01:13:44.983 Who knows how many murders took place in this house 621 01:13:44.984 --> 01:13:46.405 and no one's ever learned of them? 622 01:13:46.406 --> 01:13:48.112 This must be investigated. 623 01:13:48.456 --> 01:13:49.877 Kill Paola. 624 01:13:51.713 --> 01:13:55.072 I need you to go downstairs and bury her. 625 01:13:57.429 --> 01:13:59.936 Don't let Eduardo get out of the house. 626 01:14:03.905 --> 01:14:04.965 Now. 627 01:14:07.719 --> 01:14:09.618 Finish her off. 628 01:14:56.291 --> 01:14:58.237 Are we going to tell all this to the police? 629 01:15:00.057 --> 01:15:02.361 You must keep the secret. 630 01:15:02.501 --> 01:15:03.516 Tell them what? 631 01:15:03.517 --> 01:15:06.029 That we found the lost brother in the woods. 632 01:15:08.493 --> 01:15:10.368 Poison Débora. 633 01:15:13.135 --> 01:15:14.267 Take it. 634 01:15:25.264 --> 01:15:27.165 Emergency service, how can I help you? 635 01:15:28.237 --> 01:15:29.887 Hang up the phone. 636 01:16:13.391 --> 01:16:14.773 Good morning, sleepyhead. 637 01:16:15.312 --> 01:16:17.085 It's great that you're up. 638 01:16:20.320 --> 01:16:22.937 Oh, no. It's got spoilt again. 639 01:16:23.523 --> 01:16:27.299 What a pity. I'm sorry, but I have no milk to offer you. 640 01:16:28.859 --> 01:16:30.304 Here you are. 641 01:16:32.645 --> 01:16:34.481 I don't understand what's going on. 642 01:16:42.746 --> 01:16:44.012 What's up? 643 01:16:51.473 --> 01:16:53.098 What's going on? 644 01:16:55.471 --> 01:16:57.371 What happens is that we are dead. 645 01:17:00.379 --> 01:17:03.308 -Me too? -Yes. 646 01:17:03.652 --> 01:17:07.620 Let's go. Don't be scared. 647 01:17:08.299 --> 01:17:13.273 Let's go. She doesn't matter anymore. 648 01:17:13.282 --> 01:17:16.996 Débora, please, open the door! 649 01:17:17.020 --> 01:17:20.064 Débora, Débora, open the door! 650 01:17:20.173 --> 01:17:21.760 Débora! 651 01:17:23.548 --> 01:17:25.853 Open the door, Débora! 652 01:17:26.111 --> 01:17:28.016 Débora! 653 01:19:11.225 --> 01:19:13.295 Every story has an end. 654 01:19:14.574 --> 01:19:16.730 But which is our end? 655 01:19:17.754 --> 01:19:19.019 When we die? 656 01:19:20.103 --> 01:19:22.300 When no one remembers us any longer? 657 01:19:23.355 --> 01:19:25.574 Or maybe death is just the beginning 658 01:19:25.591 --> 01:19:32.889 of another story that repeats itself over and over again?