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[insects chirping]
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[percussive music, children sing in Igbo]
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♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
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♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
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♪ It learned to fly without perching ♪
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♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
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♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
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♪ It learned to fly without perching ♪
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[birds and insects chirping]
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[boy, in Igbo]
Imagine my mouth here.
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I need your imagination for this one.
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This is the face of your Chi.
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Boo!
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[traffic, horns honking]
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[soft music plays]
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SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL
2019
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[slow tense music plays]
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[slow tense music continues]
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[in English] Excuse me, sir.
I'm looking for Galeria Presidente...
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[horn honks]
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[tense music intensifies]
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[tense music continues]
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[man] Excuse me!
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Excuse me!
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I'm looking for this address.
Galeria Presidente.
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[woman, in Portuguese]
Galeria Presidente?
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[man] Amadi!
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[Amadi, in Igbo] Uncle!
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Amadi!
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[in Igbo] I see you turned out looking
like your brother.
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[Amadi laughs]
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-I hope all is well.
-I'll take you home now.
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[Amadi laughs]
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-How's everybody at home?
-All good, good.
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[Amadi's uncle] The mall is closed,
but I've waited for you.
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-[Amadi] I hope all is well.
-[Amadi's uncle] All is well.
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[traffic, horns honking]
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[intriguing music plays]
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[sighs]
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[beep]
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[woman on recording, in Igbo]
Amadi, my darling, how do I do this?
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I'm not very good with technology.
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-[Amadi, in Igbo] No problem, Mom.
-[Amadi's mother chuckles]
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[Amadi] Bring it closer to your mouth
and say what you want to say.
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[Amadi's mother] Amadi, my son,
can you please wait outside?
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I want to talk to your brother alone.
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[Amadi] Of course, Mom.
Call me if you need my help.
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I'll be waiting outside.
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[footsteps, door closing]
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[Amadi's mother] Ikenna, my love.
My first son. My heart.
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[beep]
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[melancholic music plays]
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[sighs]
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[indistinct chatter]
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[pop music playing over stereo]
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COVENANT UNIVERSITY
COMES TO SÃO PAULO
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[pop music continues]
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[knocking on glass]
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[in Portuguese] We're not open yet.
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[Amadi, in English]
I'm looking for Ikenna Igbomaeze,
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Head of Qualitative Statistics Department.
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You can't come in.
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[speaking slowly] Ikenna Igbomaeze.
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[man] No, I don't know him.
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-Ikenna--
-[man] I don't know him.
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[traffic, machinery]
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[siren wailing]
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[Amadi] Ikenna!
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[indistinct chatter]
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-Hey, you can't--
-Sorry, I have to go, I think I saw him.
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I'll be right back, it might be him!
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[man] I'm going to kill him!
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I'm coming, you bastard...
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[Amadi] Hello. [panting] Hello.
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I'm looking
for Professor Ikenna Igbomaeze,
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Department of Qualitative Statistics,
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São Paulo Covenant
Applied Mathematics University.
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[woman] You are at the wrong place.
There is no university here.
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This is a public building,
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you are at EMURB,
the city's urban planning department.
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We have no professors here.
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Maybe it moved?
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I've been working here for ten years now.
It's never been a university.
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-[traffic]
-[Amadi panting]
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[chanting in Arabic]
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[woman, in Portuguese]
Let's agree on 30%, Mr. Ogboh.
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[Ogboh, in Portuguese] No.
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[woman] If a customer likes it here,
I'll recommend it.
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[Ogboh] No, Emilia.
I won't get anything out of it.
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-[Emilia] 30%.
-[Ogboh] It's not enough.
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[Emilia] 35%.
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35%, and I'll tell them to come
and have their nails done with Anne-Marie.
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[Ogboh] Emilia...
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[Emilia] 35%, Mr. Ogboh,
and Anne-Marie will do their nails.
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Uh?
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[Ogboh] Okay. All right.
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[in English] Thank you, Mr. Ogboh.
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[in Igbo] She negotiates like an Igbo.
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-[chuckles]
-[soft pop music playing over stereo]
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[Ogboh] When you go back home
and meet your girlfriend,
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she will be wearing my Brazilian hair.
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Can you feel the money?
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You could work here with me…
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[in Igbo] Uncle, I don't think
I will stay here for long.
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[Ogboh]
The mall is down there, where we were.
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We are...
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so close...
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[water splashing]
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...but so far away.
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This could very well be London.
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[siren wailing]
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White people city.
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[Ogboh] I can't explain
what brought Ikenna to São Paulo.
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But I felt like I had to help him.
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I can't help but support him,
it's always been like this.
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[Amadi] He lied, just...
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to make us happy.
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[Ogboh] And were you people happy?
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Chima said Ikenna lost a lot of money
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on video games and horse races.
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Something called him to São Paulo.
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He was talking about building
an instrument
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that only Igbos would understand,
because of Chukwu.
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So confusing.
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Because Chukwu has
the musical score for uwa.
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[Amadi] Ikenna used to play
at my great-grandfather's house.
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There were four cannons,
he had talismans, relics.
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[Ogboh] Witchcraft…
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Did anyone tell you
about my naming ceremony?
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[slow sad music plays]
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Nobody could tell my ancestor.
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They called a priest
to throw the cowrie shells.
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First time, second time,
third time... nothing.
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Later, the priest said,
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"Ikenna is your ancestor."
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[laughs uproariously]
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[slow sad music continues]
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He said Ikenna
had been reincarnated in me.
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[Ogboh] Mmm...
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Since then,
I haven't believed in anything.
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[typing]
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[ballad playing over stereo]
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[Amadi, in English] Excuse me, please,
what is this computer here?
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Yes.
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[girl] Repair.
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[Amadi] I think it's my brother's.
Please, can I see it?
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Left long time ago. No pay. 400 reais.
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-[intriguing music plays]
-[male voice on computer] Three, two, one.
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-[scientist 1 speaking Dutch]
-[male voice] One, two. Three, four.
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Three, five...
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[scientist 1, in English]
Gravity is an emergent phenomenon that,
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-by using ideas about entropy...
-[male voice] Eight, one,
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-one, two...
-...and thermodynamics...
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[scientist 2] ...this information
is hidden from you, we call it "entropy."
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-[male voice] Five, eight, one.
-[scientists' voices overlapping]
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-[male voice] Three, two, one, three.
-[scientist 3] ...one or two atoms.
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-Temperature is not a microscopic thing.
-[male voice] Four, five.
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[scientist 3]
Gravity is somewhat like that.
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-It's like space has some atoms...
-[male voice] Nine, one, four.
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[scientist 3] Those atoms...
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You can think about it as information
that behaves quantum mechanically.
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[male voice] Three...
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[scientist 4] Every object,
in some sense, contains information
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because it contains
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a very specific arrangement
of particles.
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The entire universe
can be represented as a hologram.
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-[Amadi sighs]
-[male voice] Two, three, five, eight,
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-one, three, two.
-[intriguing music intensifies]
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[male voice] One, three, four,
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five, five, eight,
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nine, one, four, nine.
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[serene music plays]
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[indistinct chatter]
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He used to come here. I just want to know
if you have seen him--
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[in Portuguese] Go for number five.
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No, no, I'm not here to wait for...
Have you seen this guy coming here--
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The deal was to give you number five,
don't chicken out now.
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[beep]
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[tears paper]
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[alarm bell]
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[suspenseful music plays]
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[announcer speaking Portuguese
over speakers]
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[hooves clopping]
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[horses snort, neigh]
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[announcer continues speaking Portuguese
over speakers]
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[suspenseful music continues]
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[announcer continues speaking Portuguese
over speakers]
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There's a great shortcut
to Schopenhauer,
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which is a product that has run twice.
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He didn't start well the first time.
On his second time, after a good start,
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he was exhausted after finishing,
but today his trainer has
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an advantage and could perhaps
play a trick here on his opponents.
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The animals in race number four
are already going for the big start...
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[man, in Portuguese] Which one?
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-What?
-[in English] Who do you have?
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Oh...
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Schopenhauer...
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[laughs] Schopenhauer, no chance!
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Here is not a good place
for German philosophers, it doesn't work.
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You need to know the horses.
It isn't easy to win money here.
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-[alarm bell]
-[mumbles]
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It's about to start.
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[announcer] The competitors are down
for the first part of the big turn.
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Extremist... [indistinct dialogue]
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...in his place. Colonel Rubino,
on the other hand... [indistinct dialogue]
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Schopenhauer is open...
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-[man, in Portuguese] Come on!
-[yelling]
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It looks like Schopenhauer is coming to...
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Is that Schopenhauer...
coming to the front?
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-[announcer continues speaking]
-[men shout]
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[announcer] He moves like a champion.
Schopenhauer...
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He's winning!
Look, he has won, did you see it?
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[laughs] Schopenhauer! Oh, my God!
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He has won! It's amazing! [laughs]
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[announcer continues speaking]
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...the scoreboard.
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In the first place comes Schopenhauer.
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In second, Colonel Rubino,
and in third, Extremist.
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There it is, the horse doesn't pay...
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[Amadi] Are you, by any chance,
a professor of a university?
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[man, in English] What do you mean?
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I'm... really not here to win any bets.
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I'm actually looking for somebody.
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Who?
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[announcer] ...from Rio Grande do Sul
with a good entourage,
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trusting in Schopenhauer,
that came out victorious in this endeavor
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and can already run in classic races...
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He had a system.
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For winning at the tracks.
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An algorithm, he called it.
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It was based on statistics.
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It was really something,
seeing all the gears in his head turning.
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Charlie... Sorry, Ikenna...
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sometimes won against great odds.
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Like you.
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[Afro-jazz music playing]
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[Amadi] That's me. Mm-hmm.
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[man] Cool.
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[Amadi] In the keyboards.
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[man] No, it's for you.
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No.
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No, he gave it to you.
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He didn't give it to me.
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He left it here.
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[Afro-jazz music continues]
248
00:23:08,378 --> 00:23:10,449
Tell me about Charlie, Miro.
249
00:23:13,356 --> 00:23:14,423
I want to know him.
250
00:23:14,508 --> 00:23:15,467
[chuckles]
251
00:23:17,246 --> 00:23:18,118
Well...
252
00:23:19,235 --> 00:23:20,111
Charlie...
253
00:23:21,942 --> 00:23:27,359
studied Economics... at LSE...
254
00:23:29,048 --> 00:23:36,007
and... was quite...
a successful stock broker
255
00:23:36,091 --> 00:23:38,396
before he gave up on it
256
00:23:39,510 --> 00:23:43,178
and decided to move to Brazil on a whim.
257
00:23:43,745 --> 00:23:45,537
[laughing] He never went to LSE.
258
00:23:47,551 --> 00:23:50,844
He was accepted,
but my family couldn't afford it.
259
00:23:53,881 --> 00:23:56,101
He talked a lot about his father...
260
00:23:57,539 --> 00:24:00,902
who was a second-hand man to... Ojukwu?
261
00:24:00,987 --> 00:24:02,275
[laughs]
262
00:24:02,359 --> 00:24:03,901
In the civil war.
263
00:24:05,773 --> 00:24:07,344
A... proud soldier.
264
00:24:11,276 --> 00:24:13,985
My father was a drunk. [laughs]
265
00:24:15,341 --> 00:24:16,217
I see.
266
00:24:16,301 --> 00:24:18,454
[Afro-jazz music continues]
267
00:24:22,244 --> 00:24:24,286
And this... Charlie...
268
00:24:26,423 --> 00:24:27,691
He had brothers?
269
00:24:28,823 --> 00:24:29,706
[Miro] No.
270
00:24:30,693 --> 00:24:33,611
You do not exist
in this parallel universe.
271
00:24:37,029 --> 00:24:42,363
Charlie used to say he was so spoiled
because he was an only child.
272
00:24:44,092 --> 00:24:46,554
But you look so much like him.
273
00:24:53,039 --> 00:24:57,289
And you crossed the Atlantic
to look for him.
274
00:25:01,316 --> 00:25:03,097
That should count for something.
275
00:25:03,996 --> 00:25:05,212
[Amadi] I don't think so.
276
00:25:07,209 --> 00:25:09,265
I'm doing what is expected of me.
277
00:25:19,238 --> 00:25:24,076
I can't understand
why he just disappeared the way he did.
278
00:25:24,161 --> 00:25:25,160
[Afro-jazz music stops]
279
00:25:25,820 --> 00:25:32,787
[man speaking Hungarian]
280
00:25:37,786 --> 00:25:38,787
Sorry...
281
00:25:40,396 --> 00:25:42,226
What language is that?
282
00:25:43,187 --> 00:25:44,896
It's not Portuguese, is it?
283
00:25:44,980 --> 00:25:48,758
[Miro, laughing] No...
284
00:25:50,735 --> 00:25:52,141
When I was young,
285
00:25:53,065 --> 00:25:56,076
he told me he wouldn't teach me Hungarian
286
00:25:56,638 --> 00:26:00,068
because I wouldn't be
a real Brazilian then.
287
00:26:02,067 --> 00:26:03,943
Everybody would call me "gringo."
288
00:26:08,028 --> 00:26:10,487
And now that he's senile...
289
00:26:12,520 --> 00:26:17,271
he's forgotten all his Portuguese
and only speaks Hungarian.
290
00:26:20,161 --> 00:26:25,400
We live in the same house,
I give him baths, feed him.
291
00:26:26,602 --> 00:26:29,103
[sighs]
But we don't speak the same language.
292
00:26:31,263 --> 00:26:38,042
[man speaking Hungarian]
293
00:27:16,388 --> 00:27:17,301
[sighs]
294
00:27:28,114 --> 00:27:29,234
[snorts]
295
00:27:36,864 --> 00:27:37,724
[beep]
296
00:27:37,857 --> 00:27:39,857
[birds chirping]
297
00:27:44,053 --> 00:27:45,313
[presses key]
298
00:27:48,173 --> 00:27:49,146
[presses key]
299
00:27:51,338 --> 00:27:52,623
[in Portuguese] Can I eat it?
300
00:27:56,616 --> 00:27:58,186
[chuckles]
301
00:28:01,803 --> 00:28:02,721
Very good.
302
00:28:03,613 --> 00:28:04,614
[on computer] Very good.
303
00:28:07,892 --> 00:28:12,776
-[Emilia, in Portuguese] It's your turn.
-[Ikenna] No, no, no. Carry on, carry on.
304
00:28:13,110 --> 00:28:15,320
[in Igbo] Since men learned to shoot
without missing...
305
00:28:15,404 --> 00:28:19,116
[in Igbo] "Since men learned to shoot
without missing..."
306
00:28:19,690 --> 00:28:21,910
[Ikenna] It learned to fly...
307
00:28:22,402 --> 00:28:26,637
-[yells] "It learned to fly..."
-[Ikenna] It learned to fly
308
00:28:26,722 --> 00:28:29,291
-without perching.
-[laughing] "...without perching."
309
00:28:29,376 --> 00:28:35,087
-[in Portuguese] No, it's your turn now.
-[Ikenna, in Portuguese] Well done.
310
00:28:35,172 --> 00:28:36,059
[presses key]
311
00:28:37,424 --> 00:28:38,468
[presses key]
312
00:28:38,552 --> 00:28:40,604
-[Emilia] It's your turn now...
-[presses key]
313
00:28:42,595 --> 00:28:43,475
[presses key]
314
00:28:44,681 --> 00:28:45,600
[presses key]
315
00:28:45,684 --> 00:28:50,562
-[Emilia] No, it's your turn now.
-[Ikenna] Well done.
316
00:28:50,647 --> 00:28:52,734
[in Igbo] Eneke the bird... [laughs]
317
00:28:52,818 --> 00:28:54,546
[percussive music plays,
children sing in Igbo]
318
00:28:54,631 --> 00:29:00,407
-[children] ♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
-[Ikenna and Emilia speaking Igbo]
319
00:29:00,532 --> 00:29:05,037
[children] ♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
320
00:29:05,403 --> 00:29:07,764
-[Emilia] "...that..."
-[Ikenna] ...since men learned...
321
00:29:08,040 --> 00:29:13,072
[children]
♪ It learned to fly without perching ♪
322
00:29:13,156 --> 00:29:14,747
[Ikenna] ...said that,
since men learned...
323
00:29:14,831 --> 00:29:19,101
[Emilia] "...said that,
since men learned..."
324
00:29:19,186 --> 00:29:22,142
[percussive music continues]
325
00:29:22,251 --> 00:29:23,660
[thunder]
326
00:29:37,901 --> 00:29:39,903
[slow jazz music playing over stereo]
327
00:29:39,988 --> 00:29:41,156
[in Portuguese] Anne-Marie.
328
00:29:43,115 --> 00:29:46,702
Please take Amadi upstairs,
and don't charge him, okay?
329
00:29:48,453 --> 00:29:49,621
[slow jazz music continues]
330
00:29:49,705 --> 00:29:51,753
[woman, in Portuguese]
Can you believe it, Emilia?
331
00:29:51,838 --> 00:29:56,074
A woman who's not even family yet
is telling me what to wear.
332
00:30:00,939 --> 00:30:06,111
She told me that I could wear any color,
except yellow.
333
00:30:06,473 --> 00:30:07,474
[in Portuguese] Really?
334
00:30:07,641 --> 00:30:10,352
Because my son's mother-in-law
is going to wear yellow.
335
00:30:10,519 --> 00:30:11,979
[Emilia] That's tough, Mrs. Vania.
336
00:30:15,278 --> 00:30:17,238
[Amadi, in Igbo] What's your name?
337
00:30:19,393 --> 00:30:22,193
[in English]
Oh, sorry, please, what is your name?
338
00:30:23,189 --> 00:30:24,159
Anne-Marie.
339
00:30:25,473 --> 00:30:26,473
[Amadi] You're not Igbo?
340
00:30:27,240 --> 00:30:29,634
-[in English] No, from Congo.
-[Amadi] Oh...
341
00:30:31,084 --> 00:30:32,385
[chuckles] You fooled me.
342
00:30:33,421 --> 00:30:34,817
I live here a long time.
343
00:30:35,651 --> 00:30:41,552
[scissors clipping]
344
00:30:42,635 --> 00:30:44,383
[Amadi] She doesn't speak English, huh?
345
00:30:44,514 --> 00:30:45,387
[Anne-Marie] No.
346
00:30:45,472 --> 00:30:46,808
[slow jazz music continues]
347
00:30:54,002 --> 00:30:55,305
Did you know Ikenna?
348
00:30:56,434 --> 00:30:57,684
[Anne-Marie] Not my business.
349
00:31:00,257 --> 00:31:01,508
[scissors clipping]
350
00:31:11,165 --> 00:31:14,290
Do you think she knew Ikenna?
351
00:31:15,824 --> 00:31:17,283
Not my business.
352
00:31:25,082 --> 00:31:26,663
[scissors clipping]
353
00:31:32,890 --> 00:31:34,641
-What's her name?
-[Emilia] Emilia.
354
00:31:36,047 --> 00:31:37,320
My name is Emilia.
355
00:31:39,733 --> 00:31:42,444
What's the matter?
What are you looking at?
356
00:31:47,950 --> 00:31:50,731
-[machine whirring]
-They said he stopped by
357
00:31:50,816 --> 00:31:54,485
and asked very nicely
to take some pictures of the house.
358
00:31:55,798 --> 00:31:59,970
Since it was empty,
the guard didn't see a problem.
359
00:32:02,209 --> 00:32:04,628
I guess he may have paid him
something, maybe.
360
00:32:07,278 --> 00:32:08,148
When?
361
00:32:08,802 --> 00:32:10,386
A year ago? Two?
362
00:32:23,490 --> 00:32:25,030
[hammering]
363
00:32:38,595 --> 00:32:40,028
[hammering continues]
364
00:32:43,295 --> 00:32:46,712
[Miro] Do you see that... overpass?
365
00:32:48,627 --> 00:32:52,913
The last time I saw your brother,
he was walking away from my house.
366
00:32:53,520 --> 00:32:56,061
A lot of people at the passarela.
367
00:32:56,933 --> 00:32:59,269
He paused and looked back.
368
00:33:00,400 --> 00:33:01,896
I think he saw me.
369
00:33:04,354 --> 00:33:07,862
And he screamed at the top of his lungs.
370
00:33:08,246 --> 00:33:10,913
Something like this: "Uwa."
371
00:33:14,965 --> 00:33:15,835
[Amadi] The universe.
372
00:33:16,607 --> 00:33:20,812
[Miro] And then a lot of people got
in front, I couldn't see him anymore.
373
00:33:23,289 --> 00:33:25,884
The universe. The world.
374
00:33:25,968 --> 00:33:28,614
-What?
-In Igbo, uwa.
375
00:33:29,858 --> 00:33:31,523
-Uwa.
-Yes, uwa.
376
00:33:32,006 --> 00:33:33,661
-The universe?
-Yes.
377
00:33:39,968 --> 00:33:41,010
Uwa...
378
00:33:41,766 --> 00:33:43,329
[sad music plays]
379
00:33:45,041 --> 00:33:47,804
[Miro snorts]
I'd tell him not to write in the books.
380
00:33:49,265 --> 00:33:51,390
Never could get used to that.
381
00:34:01,339 --> 00:34:04,631
I tried to go there,
but Charlie never allowed me.
382
00:34:05,601 --> 00:34:06,932
Casa do Migrante.
383
00:34:08,161 --> 00:34:11,034
A hostel for immigrants downtown.
384
00:34:11,118 --> 00:34:17,195
-[man speaking Hungarian]
-Excuse me for a moment.
385
00:34:19,351 --> 00:34:26,329
[man speaking Hungarian]
386
00:34:26,414 --> 00:34:28,562
[sad music continues]
387
00:34:35,480 --> 00:34:37,937
-[Chinese music playing over stereo]
-[woman, in Chinese] Li Wei!
388
00:34:38,022 --> 00:34:40,602
Help me out here.
He speaks English, I don't understand.
389
00:34:40,687 --> 00:34:43,588
[Li Wei, in English] Want what? What want?
390
00:34:43,673 --> 00:34:45,787
Pork? Dumpling?
391
00:34:45,871 --> 00:34:49,117
No, no, no... This, this.
392
00:34:49,381 --> 00:34:52,800
I just want to know who did this.
This formula.
393
00:34:52,885 --> 00:34:54,757
What does he want? So inconvenient!
394
00:34:57,266 --> 00:34:58,718
[Amadi] Do you know what it means?
395
00:35:01,894 --> 00:35:03,686
[in Chinese] He wants to know
who scribbled this.
396
00:35:04,563 --> 00:35:06,190
How would I know who wrote that?
397
00:35:07,274 --> 00:35:11,485
Wasn't it that weird customer
who scribbles numbers on everything?
398
00:35:11,570 --> 00:35:12,446
Who?
399
00:35:12,988 --> 00:35:15,490
[Lu Wei]
It seems like his name is Fernando.
400
00:35:15,699 --> 00:35:18,118
[Chinese woman]
Fernando? I don't know who Fernando is.
401
00:35:20,037 --> 00:35:21,744
You've spoken enough English already.
402
00:35:21,828 --> 00:35:23,962
[Li Wei, in English]
Lumumbeats. Google.
403
00:35:24,047 --> 00:35:27,958
Uh... Fernando? Fernando.
404
00:35:28,043 --> 00:35:29,461
-Fernando...
-[Li Wei] Eye.
405
00:35:29,546 --> 00:35:32,549
[Chinese woman] I told you to go back.
406
00:35:32,633 --> 00:35:35,010
-[Li Wei, in Chinese] Okay.
-Do you want to lose your job?
407
00:35:35,095 --> 00:35:37,678
[Chinese music continues]
408
00:35:37,763 --> 00:35:40,557
[in Portuguese] Thank you, sir. Farewell.
409
00:35:50,664 --> 00:35:52,717
[loud electronic music playing
over speakers]
410
00:35:58,071 --> 00:36:00,369
-[Amadi] Are you Fernando?
-[in Portuguese] What?
411
00:36:00,453 --> 00:36:03,413
-[Amadi] Fernando!
-Yes, that's me.
412
00:36:04,819 --> 00:36:06,278
[Amadi] Do you speak English?
413
00:36:07,183 --> 00:36:09,584
-[Fernando, in English] Oh, man!
-[Amadi] Do you recognize this?
414
00:36:09,668 --> 00:36:11,543
Yeah, yeah, I wrote that formula.
415
00:36:11,628 --> 00:36:13,449
But I didn't write this stupid thing.
416
00:36:13,533 --> 00:36:17,117
It was that time junkie...
What's his name?
417
00:36:17,201 --> 00:36:19,677
-[Amadi] Ikenna.
-[in Portuguese] What?
418
00:36:19,761 --> 00:36:22,535
-Uh... Charlie?
-[Fernando, in English] Yeah, Charlie!
419
00:36:22,620 --> 00:36:23,969
What a nut, man.
420
00:36:24,053 --> 00:36:25,804
He was a total crackpot.
421
00:36:25,888 --> 00:36:28,388
He thought that,
just because he knew some math,
422
00:36:28,472 --> 00:36:30,400
he could have
some understanding of physics,
423
00:36:30,484 --> 00:36:32,994
that it was just
a matter of shuffling formulas.
424
00:36:33,653 --> 00:36:35,458
He must have heard of Verlinde.
425
00:36:35,696 --> 00:36:38,656
-[Amadi mumbles]
-Verlinde, that was his starting point.
426
00:36:39,072 --> 00:36:42,072
He said Verlinde must have been right,
427
00:36:42,156 --> 00:36:45,560
that there really is no gravity,
that gravity is an entropic force.
428
00:36:45,644 --> 00:36:48,642
It was like
some non-linear soul merging idea
429
00:36:48,726 --> 00:36:51,477
about how people can reincarnate
as their parent
430
00:36:51,561 --> 00:36:53,403
or some crazy thing like that, yeah?
431
00:36:54,671 --> 00:36:56,204
-I don't unders--
-Sorry, my friend.
432
00:36:56,289 --> 00:36:58,372
I can't waste more time on this, okay?
433
00:36:58,456 --> 00:37:00,586
-I have work to do, okay?
-[Amadi] Okay, but--
434
00:37:00,670 --> 00:37:02,171
[Fernando] I really got work to do here.
435
00:37:04,746 --> 00:37:07,705
Okay, man, enjoy the party, okay?
436
00:37:07,789 --> 00:37:09,789
[loud electronic music continues]
437
00:37:33,003 --> 00:37:34,173
[music turns ominous]
438
00:37:35,745 --> 00:37:37,333
[woman laughs]
439
00:37:49,071 --> 00:37:50,811
[woman laughs]
440
00:38:09,073 --> 00:38:10,838
[loud ominous music continues]
441
00:38:11,733 --> 00:38:13,183
[lighter click]
442
00:38:23,254 --> 00:38:25,104
[clanking]
443
00:38:28,600 --> 00:38:30,765
[indistinct chatter in the distance]
444
00:38:30,850 --> 00:38:32,430
[Ogboh, in Igbo] What happened to you?
445
00:38:38,451 --> 00:38:39,373
[Amadi sighs]
446
00:38:39,457 --> 00:38:40,305
[in Igbo] Nothing.
447
00:38:44,283 --> 00:38:46,201
Sorry, did I wake you up?
448
00:38:47,870 --> 00:38:48,871
[Ogboh] What happened?
449
00:38:53,176 --> 00:38:54,245
[Amadi snorts]
450
00:38:55,878 --> 00:38:59,548
Ikenna happened.
Or should I say "Charlie" happened?
451
00:39:01,580 --> 00:39:02,432
Did you find him?
452
00:39:03,306 --> 00:39:04,169
[Amadi] No.
453
00:39:04,975 --> 00:39:07,094
But I found out a lot about him.
454
00:39:07,973 --> 00:39:09,255
His name is Charlie, did you know?
455
00:39:11,226 --> 00:39:14,271
Selfish bastard.
It's all about him, it's always about him.
456
00:39:15,439 --> 00:39:19,484
Did you know he has a fiancée back home?
They've been engaged for five years!
457
00:39:19,818 --> 00:39:20,793
Five years!
458
00:39:21,695 --> 00:39:23,535
She hasn't heard from him in over a year.
459
00:39:24,573 --> 00:39:28,039
She's there, waiting for him to come home.
460
00:39:30,579 --> 00:39:33,081
The embarrassment
this has caused our mother...
461
00:39:33,165 --> 00:39:36,877
She lives in constant fear of running
into his fiancée's parents in public.
462
00:39:37,544 --> 00:39:39,379
But at least she exists for him.
463
00:39:40,339 --> 00:39:41,423
We are such fools.
464
00:39:41,507 --> 00:39:43,507
[Ogboh, in English]
Yes! What fools you are!
465
00:39:45,052 --> 00:39:46,261
[in Igbo] He's lost, Amadi.
466
00:39:47,262 --> 00:39:51,225
Too many expectations.
That can break a man.
467
00:39:53,018 --> 00:39:54,561
It could happen to any of us.
468
00:39:55,979 --> 00:39:57,481
The pressure put on the first son...
469
00:39:59,399 --> 00:40:01,276
I'm not defending him.
470
00:40:02,402 --> 00:40:04,655
But your family expected so much from him.
471
00:40:05,989 --> 00:40:08,574
Some of us manage
to take it in, absorb it.
472
00:40:08,659 --> 00:40:10,160
But for others, like Ikenna...
473
00:40:11,370 --> 00:40:12,361
it's too much.
474
00:40:13,747 --> 00:40:16,002
He didn't ask you to come here.
475
00:40:16,711 --> 00:40:19,001
That was your choice.
476
00:40:19,086 --> 00:40:21,088
-I didn't choose--
-[Ogboh] But here you are.
477
00:40:21,747 --> 00:40:22,880
What I'm telling you is this:
478
00:40:23,298 --> 00:40:27,636
Ikenna is carrying his own burden,
and you've put yours on him too!
479
00:40:29,471 --> 00:40:33,020
Even if you believed the bullshit
that he somehow was reincarnated in you,
480
00:40:33,328 --> 00:40:34,854
wouldn't you still have your free will?
481
00:40:39,614 --> 00:40:40,490
[snorts]
482
00:40:45,818 --> 00:40:48,362
[Amadi's mother, in Igbo] Amadi, my son,
can you please wait outside?
483
00:40:48,446 --> 00:40:49,835
I want to talk to your brother alone.
484
00:40:50,284 --> 00:40:53,787
[Amadi, in Igbo] Of course, Mom.
Call me if you need my help.
485
00:40:54,454 --> 00:40:55,747
I'll be waiting outside.
486
00:40:55,831 --> 00:41:01,378
[footsteps, door closing]
487
00:41:04,430 --> 00:41:08,170
[Amadi's mother]
Ikenna, my love. My first son. My heart--
488
00:41:08,255 --> 00:41:09,117
[beep]
489
00:41:13,372 --> 00:41:14,224
[beep]
490
00:41:14,308 --> 00:41:16,232
-[Amadi's mother] Ikenna, my love--
-[beep]
491
00:41:27,694 --> 00:41:28,577
[snorts]
492
00:41:33,717 --> 00:41:37,925
[people speaking multiple languages,
overlapping]
493
00:41:38,036 --> 00:41:42,573
-[children singing in Igbo] ♪ Eneke... ♪
-[male voice] One, one, two.
494
00:41:42,657 --> 00:41:46,918
-[percussive music plays]
-[male voice] Three, five, eight.
495
00:41:47,007 --> 00:41:51,748
-[Ikenna and Emilia speaking Igbo]
-[male voice] One, three, two,
496
00:41:51,833 --> 00:41:56,229
-one, three.
-[Amadi's mother] Ikenna, my love...
497
00:41:56,314 --> 00:41:57,405
[children] ♪ Eneke... ♪
498
00:42:05,729 --> 00:42:08,071
-[happy music playing over stereo]
-[indistinct chatter]
499
00:42:11,770 --> 00:42:15,736
-[Ogboh laughs]
-[cheering]
500
00:42:17,707 --> 00:42:21,582
[Amadi] So... Ikenna is your godfather.
501
00:42:21,736 --> 00:42:22,594
Yes.
502
00:42:24,063 --> 00:42:26,131
[helicopter]
503
00:42:27,256 --> 00:42:29,339
He knows things that nobody else knows.
504
00:42:29,867 --> 00:42:34,272
Lots of secrets,
things the other kids don't know.
505
00:42:35,294 --> 00:42:38,753
He told me how everything ends
and how it begins.
506
00:42:41,568 --> 00:42:43,277
He also taught me how to do this.
507
00:42:49,102 --> 00:42:50,073
[coin clinks]
508
00:42:52,072 --> 00:42:54,825
[man, in Portuguese] She's the only one
who can solve that issue.
509
00:42:54,910 --> 00:42:58,330
She's here on Wednesday
and Friday mornings.
510
00:42:58,415 --> 00:43:00,790
[Amadi, in English]
Is there somebody else I can talk to?
511
00:43:00,875 --> 00:43:04,168
'Cause I don't really understand...
512
00:43:04,253 --> 00:43:06,714
[man] That's how it is
here at Casa do Migrante.
513
00:43:07,754 --> 00:43:10,215
You can't shower in the morning.
514
00:43:10,299 --> 00:43:16,569
Showers are only in the afternoon,
never in the morning,
515
00:43:16,654 --> 00:43:19,140
because every morning you have to leave
516
00:43:19,224 --> 00:43:23,979
and look for work, do something,
maybe get yourself an ID or whatever.
517
00:43:24,605 --> 00:43:27,034
No, we can't do that.
518
00:43:27,153 --> 00:43:29,587
He got in trouble
with the administration here.
519
00:43:30,564 --> 00:43:33,944
Someone said he was charging
for a room at the Occupation.
520
00:43:34,512 --> 00:43:35,475
Making big money.
521
00:43:36,823 --> 00:43:39,440
I heard of someone who saw him there
like three days ago.
522
00:43:40,641 --> 00:43:41,975
You will see him there for sure.
523
00:43:44,400 --> 00:43:46,202
-You're his brother?
-[Amadi] Yes.
524
00:43:49,196 --> 00:43:50,337
Continue.
525
00:43:50,422 --> 00:43:52,422
[all playing rhythmic music]
526
00:44:01,220 --> 00:44:02,086
[Amadi] Yeah!
527
00:44:09,230 --> 00:44:10,197
Yeah, give me that.
528
00:44:17,491 --> 00:44:19,034
♪ Oh, yes... ♪
529
00:44:19,871 --> 00:44:21,335
[indistinct chatter]
530
00:44:21,420 --> 00:44:22,463
[Amadi] Continue, continue!
531
00:44:23,703 --> 00:44:24,831
Wait, go back to...
532
00:44:24,916 --> 00:44:28,542
♪ Oh, yes, everybody missed you ♪
533
00:44:28,627 --> 00:44:32,756
♪ But you know we're on our way
Our way to meet you ♪
534
00:44:36,301 --> 00:44:39,555
♪ Oh, yes, everybody missed you ♪
535
00:44:39,732 --> 00:44:43,736
♪ But you know we're on our way
Our way to meet you ♪
536
00:44:47,646 --> 00:44:50,774
♪ Every day and night
You know they sleep ♪
537
00:44:50,858 --> 00:44:55,112
♪ They walk up and down
To look for where you go still ♪
538
00:44:55,875 --> 00:44:57,671
[yelling]
539
00:44:58,657 --> 00:45:00,416
[men continue singing]
♪ Every day and night ♪
540
00:45:00,514 --> 00:45:01,658
♪ You know they rest ♪
541
00:45:01,743 --> 00:45:06,123
♪ Yeah, they walk up and down
To find the place where you go still... ♪
542
00:45:06,748 --> 00:45:09,835
[Ogboh, in Igbo] Human hair
has different shades: India, Brazil,
543
00:45:10,586 --> 00:45:14,715
Europe, Russia…
It's confusing, since Russia is in Europe.
544
00:45:15,043 --> 00:45:18,255
Now I'll go collect...
545
00:45:19,303 --> 00:45:20,554
Uche's money.
546
00:45:20,638 --> 00:45:21,970
[in Igbo] No problem.
547
00:45:22,055 --> 00:45:24,141
When I come back, I'll check your work.
548
00:45:24,225 --> 00:45:26,225
[ballad playing over stereo]
549
00:45:44,077 --> 00:45:47,137
Tomorrow... [indistinct dialogue]
550
00:45:47,222 --> 00:45:48,077
Okay?
551
00:45:51,333 --> 00:45:52,214
[Amadi sighs]
552
00:45:55,339 --> 00:45:56,746
[Emilia] This one here…
553
00:45:57,966 --> 00:45:59,252
It's the other way around.
554
00:46:04,406 --> 00:46:05,740
[in English] Brazilian hair...
555
00:46:06,764 --> 00:46:07,643
here.
556
00:46:08,766 --> 00:46:11,061
[in Portuguese] And this one...
[in English] Indian hair.
557
00:46:11,146 --> 00:46:12,480
[in Portuguese] Just so you know…
558
00:46:16,842 --> 00:46:18,231
-[in English] Brazil.
-[Amadi] Uh-huh.
559
00:46:18,315 --> 00:46:19,531
-Huh?
-[Amadi] Uh-huh.
560
00:46:19,615 --> 00:46:20,494
[in Portuguese] Here...
561
00:46:23,067 --> 00:46:24,150
[in English] Indian hair.
562
00:46:34,878 --> 00:46:39,713
[man speaking Hungarian]
563
00:46:39,798 --> 00:46:40,670
[Amadi snorts]
564
00:46:41,029 --> 00:46:48,025
[man continues speaking Hungarian]
565
00:46:48,110 --> 00:46:55,032
[man continues speaking Hungarian]
566
00:46:55,253 --> 00:47:02,251
[continues speaking Hungarian]
567
00:47:02,643 --> 00:47:06,948
[continues speaking Hungarian]
568
00:47:07,050 --> 00:47:07,918
[beep]
569
00:47:08,002 --> 00:47:13,516
[continues speaking Hungarian]
570
00:47:14,824 --> 00:47:19,146
-[sighs]
-[man continues speaking Hungarian]
571
00:47:20,352 --> 00:47:24,306
-[plays guitar]
-[man continues speaking Hungarian]
572
00:47:25,440 --> 00:47:28,272
[continues speaking Hungarian]
573
00:47:28,357 --> 00:47:30,691
[Amadi continues playing guitar]
574
00:47:31,223 --> 00:47:34,306
[man continues speaking Hungarian]
575
00:47:34,752 --> 00:47:39,735
[continues speaking Hungarian]
576
00:47:46,670 --> 00:47:51,154
[continues speaking Hungarian]
577
00:47:51,239 --> 00:47:56,804
-[plays the same note multiple times]
-[continues speaking Hungarian]
578
00:47:56,889 --> 00:47:58,419
[footsteps approaching]
579
00:47:58,504 --> 00:47:59,603
[Miro, in Portuguese] Dad...
580
00:48:00,356 --> 00:48:02,132
-[speaking Hungarian]
-Time for bed.
581
00:48:02,216 --> 00:48:04,212
[continues speaking Hungarian]
582
00:48:04,297 --> 00:48:08,089
Sorry, is that the time? I should go home.
583
00:48:08,173 --> 00:48:09,883
[in English] No, stay. This is for you.
584
00:48:25,262 --> 00:48:26,218
[sighs]
585
00:48:26,303 --> 00:48:30,489
[Miro's dad speaking Hungarian]
586
00:48:30,785 --> 00:48:32,486
[sad music plays]
587
00:48:37,399 --> 00:48:38,482
[exhales]
588
00:48:50,982 --> 00:48:51,839
[presses key]
589
00:48:52,505 --> 00:48:53,379
[presses key]
590
00:48:54,548 --> 00:48:56,188
[presses keys]
591
00:48:56,900 --> 00:48:58,394
[presses keys]
592
00:49:08,560 --> 00:49:10,571
[sad music continues]
593
00:49:28,880 --> 00:49:30,351
[suspenseful music plays]
594
00:49:30,436 --> 00:49:33,318
METRO - BUSES
595
00:50:03,444 --> 00:50:04,880
[thunder]
596
00:50:07,789 --> 00:50:09,409
[Amadi] Uh, hello.
597
00:50:10,762 --> 00:50:11,630
Sorry.
598
00:50:11,949 --> 00:50:13,277
[Emilia] What are you doing here?
599
00:50:14,112 --> 00:50:15,874
[Amadi] I...
600
00:50:16,350 --> 00:50:19,517
I came from... the station.
601
00:50:20,771 --> 00:50:25,006
Is everything okay with Mr. Ogboh?
602
00:50:25,567 --> 00:50:26,818
Did something happen?
603
00:50:27,653 --> 00:50:29,722
What are you doing here?
It's quite late.
604
00:50:29,821 --> 00:50:31,198
[Amadi] I'm...
605
00:50:31,294 --> 00:50:33,075
I'm looking for my brother.
606
00:50:33,736 --> 00:50:34,612
And...
607
00:50:35,160 --> 00:50:38,744
He had his phone connected to an account.
608
00:50:38,830 --> 00:50:40,832
And I tracked it to this place.
609
00:50:42,417 --> 00:50:43,818
[indistinct dialogue]
610
00:50:43,903 --> 00:50:45,542
I don't understand you.
611
00:50:47,631 --> 00:50:49,091
[in English] English no.
612
00:50:49,797 --> 00:50:51,593
[Amadi] Uh... Ikenna.
613
00:50:53,592 --> 00:50:55,828
[Emilia, in Portuguese]
Um... I don't know where he is.
614
00:50:55,913 --> 00:50:57,573
I haven't seen him in over a year.
615
00:50:58,973 --> 00:51:01,688
-I don't understand.
-[Emilia, in English] Ikenna no.
616
00:51:02,738 --> 00:51:03,598
No Ikenna.
617
00:51:04,606 --> 00:51:05,811
[in Portuguese] For a long time.
618
00:51:06,942 --> 00:51:08,984
But I'm looking for his phone.
619
00:51:09,069 --> 00:51:12,062
And... I just…
620
00:51:14,738 --> 00:51:15,697
Is that his phone?
621
00:51:17,132 --> 00:51:18,135
Is that his?
622
00:51:18,821 --> 00:51:20,613
-Please, can I just quickly...
-[Emilia] No!
623
00:51:21,665 --> 00:51:23,990
This phone is mine. He gave it to me.
624
00:51:25,119 --> 00:51:28,328
I mean… He didn't give it to me,
but he left it here.
625
00:51:29,464 --> 00:51:31,120
[thunder]
626
00:51:36,013 --> 00:51:38,446
Wait... Wait.
627
00:51:46,059 --> 00:51:46,945
[Amadi sighs]
628
00:51:57,361 --> 00:51:58,920
[thunder]
629
00:52:13,704 --> 00:52:14,600
[Amadi sighs]
630
00:52:16,584 --> 00:52:17,464
[sighs]
631
00:52:18,093 --> 00:52:21,770
[in Igbo]
Ikenna should be looking for Ikenna.
632
00:52:23,751 --> 00:52:25,836
Ikenna would have found Ikenna by now.
633
00:52:29,295 --> 00:52:30,201
[chair whirring]
634
00:52:42,201 --> 00:52:44,160
That language of yours is beautiful.
635
00:52:46,609 --> 00:52:48,522
I asked your brother
to speak it sometimes.
636
00:52:51,798 --> 00:52:53,177
It's funny how he sounded.
637
00:52:54,424 --> 00:52:56,509
He seemed to be a different person
when he spoke it.
638
00:53:01,678 --> 00:53:02,761
[thunder]
639
00:53:07,229 --> 00:53:08,609
You two look similar.
640
00:53:11,087 --> 00:53:16,838
He didn't have...
a beard like yours though.
641
00:53:28,355 --> 00:53:29,922
[Amadi, in Igbo]
When I was four years old,
642
00:53:30,510 --> 00:53:31,628
just four years old...
643
00:53:34,244 --> 00:53:35,829
I asked my mother...
644
00:53:37,450 --> 00:53:40,161
"What is this hole on my chin?"
645
00:53:45,317 --> 00:53:47,405
I saw this dimple
and I didn't know what it was.
646
00:53:51,910 --> 00:53:55,482
My mother told me... [chuckles]
647
00:53:56,157 --> 00:53:57,049
She told me...
648
00:53:59,454 --> 00:54:00,463
"When you're born...
649
00:54:02,648 --> 00:54:05,540
you get in line to see God.
650
00:54:08,899 --> 00:54:11,456
And if he likes you...
651
00:54:12,707 --> 00:54:13,596
he'll say...
652
00:54:16,066 --> 00:54:17,568
'You cute little thing.'"
653
00:54:19,211 --> 00:54:21,388
[in English] "You cute little thing."
654
00:54:22,259 --> 00:54:23,192
[chuckles]
655
00:54:24,052 --> 00:54:25,674
[in Igbo]
"And he'll give you dimples there.
656
00:54:29,251 --> 00:54:31,051
And if he doesn't like you...
657
00:54:33,899 --> 00:54:35,726
he'll say, 'Go away.'"
658
00:54:37,566 --> 00:54:40,614
[sad music plays]
659
00:54:45,994 --> 00:54:47,786
You don't understand
a word I'm saying, do you?
660
00:54:53,070 --> 00:54:55,437
[sad music continues]
661
00:55:05,110 --> 00:55:06,335
[Emilia] Was this Ikenna's?
662
00:55:07,839 --> 00:55:09,301
[Amadi, in Igbo] Yes, it was Ikenna's.
663
00:55:23,232 --> 00:55:24,839
[Emilia] Check out that guy.
664
00:55:25,489 --> 00:55:27,114
-[Amadi] Huh?
-[Emilia] That guy over there.
665
00:55:28,811 --> 00:55:29,812
Third floor.
666
00:55:32,291 --> 00:55:33,224
Over there.
667
00:55:36,403 --> 00:55:39,681
-He's always watching the same porno.
-[Amadi chuckles]
668
00:55:39,765 --> 00:55:43,310
There's nothing wrong with porn,
but he could buy a new one.
669
00:55:44,136 --> 00:55:45,209
Change it up a bit.
670
00:55:46,299 --> 00:55:47,299
[chuckles]
671
00:55:50,356 --> 00:55:51,260
[Amadi chuckles]
672
00:55:53,892 --> 00:55:54,911
[chuckles]
673
00:56:00,277 --> 00:56:05,951
[Amadi and Emilia laugh]
674
00:56:17,628 --> 00:56:20,851
[cello music plays]
675
00:56:37,893 --> 00:56:40,411
[cello music continues]
676
00:56:49,239 --> 00:56:51,537
HUMAN HAIR
FOR SALE - APPLICATION SPECIALISTS
677
00:56:51,622 --> 00:56:53,549
THREAD BY THREAD
INTERLOCKING
678
00:56:59,795 --> 00:57:01,605
[cello music continues]
679
00:57:13,395 --> 00:57:15,948
[voice 1 on cell phone]
Escondidinho is a very popular dish
680
00:57:16,033 --> 00:57:18,015
in the northeastern states of Brazil.
681
00:57:18,639 --> 00:57:20,310
Made with jabá, dried meat,
682
00:57:20,604 --> 00:57:23,704
covered with mashed potatoes
known as macaxeira.
683
00:57:23,788 --> 00:57:24,658
Dried meat.
684
00:57:25,161 --> 00:57:26,356
[Emilia] Carne seca.
685
00:57:26,777 --> 00:57:27,948
"Carne seca."
686
00:57:29,142 --> 00:57:31,434
Um... "escondidino"?
687
00:57:31,746 --> 00:57:33,819
[Emilia] Escondidinho.
688
00:57:33,906 --> 00:57:35,365
"Escondidinho."
689
00:57:36,374 --> 00:57:37,333
[cutlery clanking]
690
00:57:38,675 --> 00:57:40,436
[indistinct chatter]
691
00:57:50,304 --> 00:57:52,925
[voice 2 on cell phone, in Portuguese]
Were you and Ikenna together?
692
00:58:11,272 --> 00:58:15,510
[Emilia continues typing]
693
00:58:15,595 --> 00:58:16,489
[door opens]
694
00:58:17,811 --> 00:58:19,541
[voice 1 on cell phone]
It was nothing serious.
695
00:58:19,626 --> 00:58:20,617
[man, in Portuguese] Hi.
696
00:58:21,584 --> 00:58:22,739
Can we sit there?
697
00:58:23,760 --> 00:58:24,843
[chair whirring]
698
00:58:40,767 --> 00:58:41,708
[beep]
699
00:59:03,036 --> 00:59:05,890
[Amadi continues typing]
700
00:59:15,514 --> 00:59:18,722
[voice 2 on cell phone, in Portuguese]
What other kinds of food do you like?
701
00:59:18,807 --> 00:59:20,813
[Emilia chuckles]
702
00:59:21,228 --> 00:59:22,545
-[in Portuguese] No?
-Up.
703
00:59:22,646 --> 00:59:24,594
-Here?
-Aha. But...
704
00:59:25,222 --> 00:59:26,088
Inside here.
705
00:59:28,258 --> 00:59:29,948
[amplified guitar]
706
00:59:30,033 --> 00:59:31,133
[boy laughs]
707
00:59:31,234 --> 00:59:32,756
Let me show you. [in Portuguese] Yes?
708
00:59:36,594 --> 00:59:37,460
Here.
709
00:59:37,578 --> 00:59:38,579
-Here.
-Yes.
710
00:59:39,467 --> 00:59:40,468
Here...
711
00:59:42,078 --> 00:59:42,958
and here.
712
00:59:43,044 --> 00:59:44,724
[upbeat music playing over stereo]
713
00:59:45,802 --> 00:59:47,516
[man 1, in Portuguese]
Do you speak Portuguese?
714
00:59:47,796 --> 00:59:50,380
[in Portuguese] I'm... learning.
715
00:59:50,988 --> 00:59:52,634
-[man 1] Do you dance?
-[Amadi] No.
716
00:59:52,719 --> 00:59:54,538
-[Emilia] Dance! Just a little bit.
-[Amadi] No!
717
00:59:54,623 --> 00:59:57,368
-[man 1] Let's dance. Come on.
-[man 2, in Portuguese] Emilia! Come on.
718
00:59:57,459 --> 00:59:59,226
-[man 1] Let's dance, come on.
-[in English] No!
719
00:59:59,310 --> 01:00:00,265
[man 2 yells]
720
01:00:00,350 --> 01:00:01,288
[man 1] Come on!
721
01:00:01,373 --> 01:00:02,726
[man 2 cheers]
722
01:00:02,811 --> 01:00:04,353
Get up, Amadi!
723
01:00:04,437 --> 01:00:06,180
[upbeat music continues]
724
01:00:06,265 --> 01:00:09,596
[indistinct chatter, laughter]
725
01:00:16,643 --> 01:00:18,685
[cheering]
726
01:00:20,975 --> 01:00:23,848
[mumbling, in Portuguese]
"Moment Urban Occupation."
727
01:00:23,933 --> 01:00:25,255
[thunder]
728
01:00:26,306 --> 01:00:29,122
[mumbling] "Moment Urban Occupation."
729
01:00:39,118 --> 01:00:41,517
[Miro] Yeah.
What are you searching for?
730
01:00:41,609 --> 01:00:42,588
[in English] Nothing.
731
01:00:43,723 --> 01:00:45,514
Well, I was trying
to find information
732
01:00:45,599 --> 01:00:49,227
about an organization
Ikenna worked with sometimes.
733
01:00:49,312 --> 01:00:51,902
Someone told me about it
at the immigration house.
734
01:00:52,780 --> 01:00:55,906
[in Portuguese]
"Moment... Urban Occupation."
735
01:00:56,700 --> 01:00:57,940
[in Portuguese] "Moment"?
736
01:01:00,416 --> 01:01:01,347
[in English] Let me try.
737
01:01:10,466 --> 01:01:11,317
"Movemento..."
738
01:01:11,806 --> 01:01:14,365
[continues typing]
739
01:01:14,450 --> 01:01:17,005
[classical music playing over stereo]
740
01:01:17,090 --> 01:01:21,778
[thunder]
741
01:01:23,542 --> 01:01:24,437
Look.
742
01:01:26,209 --> 01:01:28,495
I think I've found
what you're looking for.
743
01:01:30,942 --> 01:01:33,648
[in Portuguese]
"Urban Occupation Movement."
744
01:01:33,732 --> 01:01:34,611
Oh.
745
01:01:35,261 --> 01:01:37,114
[Miro, in English]
It is quite close to here.
746
01:01:37,201 --> 01:01:39,020
[traffic, horns honking, machinery]
747
01:01:40,284 --> 01:01:41,960
[woman]
I had to fill this notebook.
748
01:01:42,784 --> 01:01:43,827
Numbers...
749
01:01:44,747 --> 01:01:45,643
with no order.
750
01:01:46,703 --> 01:01:47,624
No order.
751
01:01:49,179 --> 01:01:50,141
Charlie would say...
752
01:01:51,496 --> 01:01:52,390
"Don't think...
753
01:01:53,707 --> 01:01:54,583
just write."
754
01:01:56,243 --> 01:01:57,659
For this, he got me this room.
755
01:02:01,774 --> 01:02:03,983
I had to do it every week.
756
01:02:09,337 --> 01:02:10,219
He disappeared.
757
01:02:14,011 --> 01:02:15,507
I kept doing it.
758
01:02:18,380 --> 01:02:19,774
It's freeing my mind.
759
01:02:19,859 --> 01:02:21,885
[distant hammering]
760
01:02:21,988 --> 01:02:24,114
[intriguing music plays]
761
01:02:24,199 --> 01:02:26,574
[woman] He said he needed the number list
762
01:02:27,160 --> 01:02:28,714
to feed his instrument.
763
01:02:30,372 --> 01:02:32,622
Something to do with playing music...
764
01:02:33,913 --> 01:02:35,621
but backwards.
765
01:02:36,878 --> 01:02:37,758
After a while...
766
01:02:39,047 --> 01:02:41,094
he didn't need me anymore.
767
01:02:42,336 --> 01:02:43,519
He lives up there.
768
01:02:43,946 --> 01:02:44,853
What?
769
01:02:45,345 --> 01:02:46,221
[woman] Sorry.
770
01:02:46,866 --> 01:02:47,754
He lived.
771
01:02:48,312 --> 01:02:49,193
Lived.
772
01:02:53,357 --> 01:02:55,774
[intriguing music continues]
773
01:03:25,720 --> 01:03:28,370
[intriguing music continues]
774
01:03:48,704 --> 01:03:49,746
[man, in Portuguese] Hello.
775
01:03:49,831 --> 01:03:51,286
[intriguing music continues]
776
01:04:13,671 --> 01:04:15,548
[intriguing music continues]
777
01:04:40,339 --> 01:04:42,813
[intriguing music continues]
778
01:04:44,130 --> 01:04:45,208
[echoing] Uwa!
779
01:04:53,566 --> 01:04:55,524
[intriguing music intensifies]
780
01:05:17,077 --> 01:05:18,863
[intriguing music continues]
781
01:05:48,789 --> 01:05:50,150
[rock music playing over stereo]
782
01:05:50,235 --> 01:05:53,358
[man 1] This is a simulation.
I'm setting up an empty game.
783
01:05:53,443 --> 01:05:54,378
CHOOSE YOUR LOADOUT!
784
01:05:54,463 --> 01:05:55,724
[man 1] No one is playing here.
785
01:05:56,531 --> 01:05:58,437
Just the computer.
These are the minions.
786
01:05:58,753 --> 01:05:59,926
PREPARE FOR BATTLE!
787
01:06:00,011 --> 01:06:00,862
[man 1] Look.
788
01:06:00,947 --> 01:06:01,794
BLUE TROOPS EMERGING!
789
01:06:01,879 --> 01:06:04,081
[man 1] Almost nothing
in this game is "randomic."
790
01:06:05,059 --> 01:06:08,714
And machines can't generate
truly "randomic" numbers.
791
01:06:08,798 --> 01:06:10,954
They have to get this
from a list somewhere.
792
01:06:11,726 --> 01:06:13,032
Mensah's insight was
793
01:06:13,117 --> 01:06:16,639
to have thousands and thousands
of games like this to play out,
794
01:06:16,723 --> 01:06:18,604
and see how the minions would interact.
795
01:06:19,295 --> 01:06:20,669
Let me show you something else.
796
01:06:22,863 --> 01:06:24,479
See? All those numbers...
797
01:06:25,694 --> 01:06:28,374
It must have taken him
a lot of time to do this.
798
01:06:28,484 --> 01:06:29,401
This is a lot of work.
799
01:06:29,485 --> 01:06:31,903
[man 2] Charlie said
that, if the universe was a hologram,
800
01:06:31,988 --> 01:06:35,644
it was like a simulation,
just like League of Legends.
801
01:06:35,728 --> 01:06:37,826
He needed an instrument
and he would see through them,
802
01:06:37,911 --> 01:06:38,827
navigate time.
803
01:06:38,912 --> 01:06:41,428
He told us he would "solve the game."
804
01:06:42,241 --> 01:06:45,081
Um... he called this "entanglement,"
805
01:06:45,552 --> 01:06:47,535
and it would work like...
806
01:06:48,254 --> 01:06:51,960
uh, correlating the game's simulation
807
01:06:52,045 --> 01:06:53,248
with another simulation.
808
01:06:53,872 --> 01:06:56,877
One that he could manipulate and predict,
809
01:06:56,962 --> 01:06:58,593
and even change the game itself.
810
01:06:59,702 --> 01:07:01,172
-Correlate?
-[man 1] Yeah.
811
01:07:02,095 --> 01:07:03,237
It's hard to explain.
812
01:07:03,802 --> 01:07:05,846
He thought that all computers
813
01:07:06,349 --> 01:07:08,481
where somehow the same computer.
814
01:07:08,769 --> 01:07:10,649
All games, all simulations,
815
01:07:11,402 --> 01:07:12,449
were somehow the same.
816
01:07:12,908 --> 01:07:15,981
Like offset representations
of one another, you know?
817
01:07:17,200 --> 01:07:20,630
He needed to generate
truly "randomic" numbers.
818
01:07:21,062 --> 01:07:23,938
-Things no one could predict, you know?
-[bird caws on game]
819
01:07:24,022 --> 01:07:27,281
[man 1] Like hurricanes, horses, love...
820
01:07:27,972 --> 01:07:28,890
Things like that.
821
01:07:28,974 --> 01:07:30,974
[rock music continues]
822
01:07:48,064 --> 01:07:50,329
[Amadi's mother, in Igbo]
Amadi, my darling, how do I do this?
823
01:07:51,833 --> 01:07:54,774
I am not very good with technology.
824
01:07:54,862 --> 01:07:57,114
-[Amadi, in Igbo] No problem, Mom.
-[Amadi's mother chuckles]
825
01:07:57,198 --> 01:07:58,931
[Amadi] Bring it closer
to your mouth and...
826
01:07:59,016 --> 01:08:02,082
[Amadi's mother] Amadi, my son,
can you please wait outside?
827
01:08:02,537 --> 01:08:06,670
I want to talk to your brother alone.
828
01:08:07,923 --> 01:08:11,689
[Amadi] Of course, Mom.
Call me if you need my help.
829
01:08:12,478 --> 01:08:13,687
I'll be waiting outside.
830
01:08:13,894 --> 01:08:19,271
[footsteps, door closing]
831
01:08:22,374 --> 01:08:28,856
[Amadi's mother] Ikenna, my love.
My first son. My heart. I miss you.
832
01:08:30,107 --> 01:08:31,775
I need you home, by my side.
833
01:08:33,043 --> 01:08:35,754
Nobody can take your place.
834
01:08:36,783 --> 01:08:40,412
I've had lots of children, thank God...
835
01:08:41,413 --> 01:08:44,998
but he chose you to be the first.
836
01:08:45,705 --> 01:08:47,600
These are sad days
when we don't know where you are.
837
01:08:47,685 --> 01:08:49,626
[Amadi, in English]
Since the death of your father...
838
01:08:49,710 --> 01:08:51,482
[Amadi's mother]
Since the death of your father,
839
01:08:51,566 --> 01:08:53,448
our home is without a head.
840
01:08:55,245 --> 01:08:56,652
[Amadi] And you are the head.
841
01:08:57,497 --> 01:08:59,181
You have to come back, Ikenna!
842
01:08:59,273 --> 01:09:01,030
[Amadi's mother continues speaking
on recording]
843
01:09:01,115 --> 01:09:02,206
[Amadi] You must come back.
844
01:09:04,575 --> 01:09:06,042
Amadi cannot do it.
845
01:09:08,186 --> 01:09:09,900
He's a beautiful boy...
846
01:09:12,835 --> 01:09:13,838
but he's not you.
847
01:09:17,236 --> 01:09:18,122
Please, Ikenna.
848
01:09:33,895 --> 01:09:35,959
[train approaching]
849
01:09:36,436 --> 01:09:37,840
[Miro] Amadi, don't give up.
850
01:09:54,011 --> 01:09:57,178
[voice 1 on cell phone] Can you tell me
something very intimate in Igbo?
851
01:09:58,361 --> 01:09:59,981
[sad music plays]
852
01:10:12,572 --> 01:10:15,430
[voice 2 on cell phone, in Portuguese]
You're not going to understand a thing.
853
01:10:22,920 --> 01:10:27,045
[Amadi, in Igbo]
There's this story in my family…
854
01:10:29,976 --> 01:10:33,753
about when my great-grandmother...
855
01:10:35,218 --> 01:10:37,470
converted to Christianity.
856
01:10:41,010 --> 01:10:43,596
The family was outraged.
857
01:10:46,207 --> 01:10:48,751
How could the wife of a great king
858
01:10:49,374 --> 01:10:52,771
abandon our tradition
and follow the white man's church?
859
01:10:54,542 --> 01:10:55,460
[chuckles]
860
01:10:57,452 --> 01:10:59,268
They tolerated her, though.
861
01:10:59,797 --> 01:11:00,844
She was mostly left alone.
862
01:11:04,225 --> 01:11:09,755
Until the day she appeared
in a long white dress,
863
01:11:10,800 --> 01:11:13,342
given to her by an Anglican priest
to hide her nakedness.
864
01:11:16,000 --> 01:11:20,337
She was the first person
to wear a dress in Awka.
865
01:11:22,145 --> 01:11:23,029
[chuckles]
866
01:11:24,159 --> 01:11:31,000
People gathered and gave her
the beating of her life.
867
01:11:34,324 --> 01:11:37,917
Enraged, my great-grandfather
said he'd curse his own wife...
868
01:11:39,109 --> 01:11:42,109
and all who came out of her womb.
869
01:11:45,514 --> 01:11:46,764
But nothing happened to us.
870
01:11:51,180 --> 01:11:52,053
Hmm.
871
01:11:56,330 --> 01:11:57,299
Hmm.
872
01:11:59,257 --> 01:12:00,607
[quiet piano music plays]
873
01:12:00,691 --> 01:12:02,306
[male voice 1] One, five.
874
01:12:05,780 --> 01:12:08,161
-Five, one.
-[quiet piano music continues]
875
01:12:08,246 --> 01:12:10,539
-[male voice 2, in Igbo] Four.
-[male voice 1] Nine, one.
876
01:12:11,423 --> 01:12:13,245
-[male voice 2] Six.
-[male voice 3, in Igbo] One.
877
01:12:14,644 --> 01:12:16,953
[male voice 1] Nine, one, six, nine.
878
01:12:18,292 --> 01:12:20,595
-[male voice 2] Six.
-[male voice 4, in Portuguese] Five, five.
879
01:12:20,680 --> 01:12:22,467
[male voice 5, in Portuguese]
Nine, one, six...
880
01:12:22,552 --> 01:12:24,761
[male voice 4] Five, five, five.
881
01:12:30,475 --> 01:12:32,184
Wow!
882
01:12:33,641 --> 01:12:35,067
[Emilia] Have you seen my cell phone?
883
01:12:35,768 --> 01:12:36,648
Huh?
884
01:12:38,233 --> 01:12:39,426
My phone, have you seen it?
885
01:12:39,939 --> 01:12:40,861
[in English] No.
886
01:12:52,767 --> 01:12:53,785
I'm calling you.
887
01:13:01,716 --> 01:13:04,547
[both search through drawers]
888
01:13:04,632 --> 01:13:05,580
It's your voice mail.
889
01:13:07,475 --> 01:13:08,434
We're going to be late.
890
01:13:18,227 --> 01:13:19,942
[Miro] How do you talk to each other?
891
01:13:21,160 --> 01:13:22,472
She doesn't speak English,
892
01:13:23,149 --> 01:13:24,404
and you don't speak Portuguese.
893
01:13:26,110 --> 01:13:27,910
[in Portuguese]
You don't speak English, do you?
894
01:13:28,154 --> 01:13:29,076
[Emilia] No.
895
01:13:30,239 --> 01:13:32,196
[Miro]
I guess you don't speak Igbo either.
896
01:13:33,451 --> 01:13:34,444
[Emilia] No.
897
01:13:34,963 --> 01:13:36,869
[Miro] How do you communicate, then?
898
01:13:36,954 --> 01:13:39,524
[screeching]
899
01:13:41,839 --> 01:13:43,674
I enjoy his company.
900
01:13:46,051 --> 01:13:49,430
[screech turns into classical music]
901
01:13:54,935 --> 01:13:58,117
[classical music continues]
902
01:15:05,634 --> 01:15:07,304
[classical music continues]
903
01:15:28,593 --> 01:15:30,563
[classical music softens]
904
01:15:59,343 --> 01:16:01,727
♪ The harder they come ♪
905
01:16:01,812 --> 01:16:04,840
♪ The harder they fall, one and all ♪
906
01:16:04,924 --> 01:16:07,193
["The Harder They Come" by Jimmy Cliff
playing over speakers]
907
01:16:07,831 --> 01:16:08,771
[laughter]
908
01:16:08,856 --> 01:16:10,617
♪ The harder they come... ♪
909
01:16:10,702 --> 01:16:11,640
Ogboh.
910
01:16:11,725 --> 01:16:14,888
♪ The harder they fall, one and all... ♪
911
01:16:14,973 --> 01:16:15,944
Yeah.
912
01:16:16,069 --> 01:16:18,229
[cheers and applause]
913
01:16:18,314 --> 01:16:22,360
♪ Well, the oppressors
Are trying to keep me down ♪
914
01:16:22,445 --> 01:16:23,461
[rhythmic clapping]
915
01:16:23,546 --> 01:16:27,544
♪ Trying to drive me underground ♪
916
01:16:28,340 --> 01:16:32,017
♪ And they think
That they have got the battle won ♪
917
01:16:32,797 --> 01:16:37,277
♪ I say forgive them, Lord
They know not what they've done ♪
918
01:16:37,723 --> 01:16:41,995
♪ 'Cause, as sure as the sun will shine ♪
919
01:16:42,080 --> 01:16:47,269
♪ I'm gonna get my share now
What's mine ♪
920
01:16:47,353 --> 01:16:50,030
♪ And then the harder they come ♪
921
01:16:50,115 --> 01:16:52,775
♪ The harder they fall, one and all... ♪
922
01:16:52,860 --> 01:16:56,235
["Você me vira a cabeça
(Me tira do sério)" by Alcione playing]
923
01:16:56,320 --> 01:16:59,491
[Emilia, in Portuguese]
♪ Destroy the plans I made for myself ♪
924
01:17:01,450 --> 01:17:04,291
♪ Makes me wonder why life is like this ♪
925
01:17:06,490 --> 01:17:10,376
♪ I always go back and forth
To your arms ♪
926
01:17:11,675 --> 01:17:14,166
♪ You don't really want me ♪
927
01:17:16,627 --> 01:17:19,773
♪ Deep inside, I'm your vanity ♪
928
01:17:22,054 --> 01:17:24,987
♪ I'm always following your steps... ♪
929
01:17:25,072 --> 01:17:26,996
[in Igbo]
Maybe that's why you came to Brazil.
930
01:17:27,081 --> 01:17:28,052
[Emilia continues singing]
931
01:17:28,137 --> 01:17:31,229
-[in Igbo] I don't know...
-So, who is she singing to?
932
01:17:31,313 --> 01:17:32,694
I don't know anything about that.
933
01:17:32,779 --> 01:17:37,826
[Emilia]
♪ You just call me and I go ♪
934
01:17:38,085 --> 01:17:43,102
♪ Why don't you go away for good? ♪
935
01:17:43,187 --> 01:17:47,687
♪ Why don't you set me free
From that passion? ♪
936
01:17:50,903 --> 01:17:55,753
♪ Why don't you say
You don't want me anymore? ♪
937
01:17:55,838 --> 01:18:01,598
♪ Why don't you set my heart free? ♪
938
01:18:02,296 --> 01:18:07,805
♪ But you need to tie me up
And seduce me ♪
939
01:18:07,890 --> 01:18:12,633
♪ So I'll be crazy about you ♪
940
01:18:13,131 --> 01:18:15,411
♪ Just to have someone ♪
941
01:18:15,496 --> 01:18:19,705
♪ Who is always at your disposal
For a second of love ♪
942
01:18:22,494 --> 01:18:25,227
♪ But you need to tie me up ♪
943
01:18:25,326 --> 01:18:26,551
-[singing stops]
-[beep]
944
01:18:29,038 --> 01:18:32,442
[Ikenna, in Igbo] Do you remember
when I taught you to see your own Chi?
945
01:18:32,539 --> 01:18:34,120
[Amadi pants]
946
01:18:34,205 --> 01:18:35,400
[Ikenna] My brother.
947
01:18:37,769 --> 01:18:39,187
Is it coming back to you?
948
01:18:40,916 --> 01:18:42,751
It was a long time ago.
949
01:18:45,179 --> 01:18:46,263
[sighs]
950
01:18:46,347 --> 01:18:48,979
Right there,
I saw that our family curse lived in you.
951
01:18:49,074 --> 01:18:51,243
Remember our great-grandmother's beating?
952
01:18:52,299 --> 01:18:58,972
She cried loudly against the world,
and against you.
953
01:19:00,365 --> 01:19:02,617
The universe is against you.
954
01:19:03,368 --> 01:19:05,013
[in English] Shine your eyes...
955
01:19:06,705 --> 01:19:07,599
little brother.
956
01:19:11,467 --> 01:19:14,168
[Amadi, in Portuguese]
Ikenna was here, Emilia. Ah?
957
01:19:14,359 --> 01:19:15,964
[in Igbo]
Do you hear what I'm telling you?
958
01:19:16,049 --> 01:19:17,610
[in English] Ikenna sent me a message.
959
01:19:17,711 --> 01:19:20,836
You understand?
He was here, he has your phone.
960
01:19:21,670 --> 01:19:25,507
[in Igbo] Ikenna was here.
961
01:19:27,740 --> 01:19:29,901
-[in English] Where is the guitar?
-[Emilia] I don't know.
962
01:19:29,986 --> 01:19:32,348
-The guitar was inside here. Where's it?
-[Emilia] I don't know!
963
01:19:32,433 --> 01:19:34,943
-[in Igbo] Who took the electric guitar?
-Don't yell at me.
964
01:19:35,028 --> 01:19:39,074
-He was here, he was here again!
-Don't yell.
965
01:19:41,180 --> 01:19:42,348
Ikenna was here.
966
01:19:43,144 --> 01:19:45,430
He is in this city, in São Paulo.
967
01:19:46,192 --> 01:19:47,902
I've run up and down.
968
01:19:49,053 --> 01:19:50,510
The more I search for him...
969
01:19:50,874 --> 01:19:51,754
[chuckles]
970
01:19:52,751 --> 01:19:57,115
...the more he disappears.
971
01:19:57,610 --> 01:20:01,306
I can't do anything.
972
01:20:01,391 --> 01:20:03,518
Ikenna could do everything.
973
01:20:03,956 --> 01:20:06,764
Come out, brother, let people see you!
974
01:20:06,848 --> 01:20:08,281
Amadi! Amadi!
975
01:20:10,663 --> 01:20:12,955
[Amadi]
Ikenna was here. He is here.
976
01:20:13,040 --> 01:20:16,143
I don't know what you're trying to say.
I can't understand you.
977
01:20:16,228 --> 01:20:17,317
He was here.
978
01:20:17,402 --> 01:20:19,492
-I can't understand you.
-He was here.
979
01:20:23,285 --> 01:20:24,150
[sighs]
980
01:21:15,633 --> 01:21:16,587
[laughs]
981
01:21:16,901 --> 01:21:20,380
[on computer]
It's your turn now! Go ahead and say it...
982
01:21:25,064 --> 01:21:28,745
[intriguing music plays]
983
01:21:43,463 --> 01:21:45,815
RIO ACIMA ROAD
984
01:22:03,923 --> 01:22:05,903
[intriguing music continues]
985
01:22:06,179 --> 01:22:07,039
[beep]
986
01:22:11,181 --> 01:22:13,892
[Ikenna, in Igbo]
The priest was right. I am within you.
987
01:22:14,810 --> 01:22:17,104
I did reincarnate in you.
I am deep inside you.
988
01:22:17,563 --> 01:22:21,275
And now I understand why.
989
01:22:23,360 --> 01:22:25,287
[in English]
I know it because of the arrow of time.
990
01:22:25,899 --> 01:22:28,657
The arrow of time
always hones in the colder future.
991
01:22:29,444 --> 01:22:33,620
Time is a complex collection
of crystallized structures, of layers,
992
01:22:34,199 --> 01:22:37,743
and the arrow is always delving deeper
into them, into us.
993
01:22:37,828 --> 01:22:39,126
Forcing us forward.
994
01:22:39,674 --> 01:22:42,582
That's how I found myself inside of you.
995
01:22:42,666 --> 01:22:46,293
That's how we've found ourselves
in this story.
996
01:22:48,796 --> 01:22:53,005
In any story,
time only flows when the story is told.
997
01:22:53,129 --> 01:22:55,178
[intriguing music continues]
998
01:22:56,548 --> 01:22:58,010
[Ikenna, in Igbo]
I have you in my body.
999
01:22:59,579 --> 01:23:03,333
This marks the place
where the story ended.
1000
01:23:13,952 --> 01:23:16,069
[intriguing music continues]
1001
01:23:32,475 --> 01:23:34,267
[door bangs]
1002
01:23:37,991 --> 01:23:39,023
[pants]
1003
01:23:46,788 --> 01:23:47,669
[pants]
1004
01:23:49,682 --> 01:23:50,596
[pants]
1005
01:23:52,633 --> 01:23:54,510
[Ikenna] I've been with you all along.
1006
01:24:09,294 --> 01:24:10,425
[in English] That is my tool.
1007
01:24:10,910 --> 01:24:11,969
[machine whirring]
1008
01:24:20,920 --> 01:24:23,350
My soul with 16 cannons.
1009
01:24:32,735 --> 01:24:34,236
My staff and shield.
1010
01:24:37,572 --> 01:24:38,980
I leave it on all the time.
1011
01:24:41,702 --> 01:24:42,702
And when I sleep...
1012
01:24:45,191 --> 01:24:46,191
I dream of it.
1013
01:24:47,952 --> 01:24:48,831
And in my dreams...
1014
01:24:50,043 --> 01:24:51,323
I can read the hologram...
1015
01:24:52,698 --> 01:24:53,951
and write on to it too.
1016
01:24:55,757 --> 01:24:56,763
And it works.
1017
01:24:57,844 --> 01:24:59,844
[machine whirring continues]
1018
01:25:01,359 --> 01:25:02,727
Verlinde was right.
1019
01:25:04,469 --> 01:25:05,726
There really is no gravity.
1020
01:25:08,275 --> 01:25:09,161
Or time.
1021
01:25:20,937 --> 01:25:21,937
I knew you would bring it.
1022
01:25:23,067 --> 01:25:25,503
The same way
I knew almost everything else.
1023
01:25:26,510 --> 01:25:28,345
[in Igbo] About you and Emilia.
1024
01:25:30,716 --> 01:25:33,188
I found a way to avoid the curse,
to save you.
1025
01:25:33,984 --> 01:25:35,402
[in English] It's all there.
1026
01:25:36,006 --> 01:25:37,340
On the hologram.
1027
01:25:37,424 --> 01:25:41,008
Like a big musical score.
1028
01:25:44,516 --> 01:25:45,415
We're the score.
1029
01:25:49,748 --> 01:25:50,618
The writing.
1030
01:25:52,314 --> 01:25:53,190
The hologram.
1031
01:25:56,577 --> 01:26:01,374
[young Ikenna, in Igbo]
Imagine my mouth here.
1032
01:26:03,447 --> 01:26:05,283
[mouthing silently]
1033
01:26:08,126 --> 01:26:12,005
[young Ikenna]
I need your imagination for this one.
1034
01:26:15,346 --> 01:26:17,494
This is the face of your Chi.
1035
01:26:21,431 --> 01:26:23,957
[in English] I've broken Chukwu's house,
and I'll break it again!
1036
01:26:24,832 --> 01:26:27,499
[hysterical] I've extracted
the number list from our reality,
1037
01:26:27,584 --> 01:26:29,067
and I'm putting it to use!
1038
01:26:29,494 --> 01:26:31,028
[hesitates]
1039
01:26:32,141 --> 01:26:33,187
[footsteps]
1040
01:26:35,482 --> 01:26:36,363
[Ikenna pants]
1041
01:26:45,159 --> 01:26:47,499
We can... play along.
1042
01:26:49,519 --> 01:26:50,389
You know?
1043
01:26:53,773 --> 01:26:55,071
We can all play...
1044
01:26:57,358 --> 01:26:58,871
and add a little bit to the song.
1045
01:26:59,881 --> 01:27:01,513
If and when we want to.
1046
01:27:03,022 --> 01:27:04,637
[machine whirring continues]
1047
01:27:09,850 --> 01:27:10,850
It's not so hard.
1048
01:27:17,559 --> 01:27:18,587
It can be like this.
1049
01:27:18,672 --> 01:27:21,408
[rhythmic organ music playing]
1050
01:27:26,302 --> 01:27:27,886
[organ music accelerates]
1051
01:27:29,343 --> 01:27:31,095
[Ikenna, in Igbo]
I can also play it like this.
1052
01:27:31,183 --> 01:27:33,998
[organ music continues]
1053
01:27:34,082 --> 01:27:37,018
Or change it to this. No?
1054
01:27:37,132 --> 01:27:40,382
[organ music changes beat]
1055
01:27:44,806 --> 01:27:45,974
[Ikenna] Let's sing.
1056
01:27:47,866 --> 01:27:49,241
Like in the old times.
1057
01:27:50,426 --> 01:27:51,874
The song I taught you.
1058
01:27:53,351 --> 01:27:56,151
[in English] Let's play that one
you like so much, brother.
1059
01:27:58,539 --> 01:28:00,321
[Ikenna hums]
1060
01:28:01,034 --> 01:28:04,736
[in Igbo] ♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1061
01:28:04,821 --> 01:28:08,988
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1062
01:28:12,454 --> 01:28:17,357
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1063
01:28:17,441 --> 01:28:21,676
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1064
01:28:26,384 --> 01:28:28,016
[Ikenna hums]
1065
01:28:28,599 --> 01:28:32,308
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1066
01:28:32,393 --> 01:28:36,174
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1067
01:28:41,036 --> 01:28:42,548
[Ikenna hums]
1068
01:28:43,448 --> 01:28:47,288
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1069
01:28:47,382 --> 01:28:51,204
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1070
01:28:55,128 --> 01:28:56,515
[Ikenna hums]
1071
01:28:57,541 --> 01:29:01,083
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1072
01:29:01,168 --> 01:29:05,322
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1073
01:29:08,218 --> 01:29:09,952
-[organ music continues]
-[Ikenna hums]
1074
01:29:10,726 --> 01:29:14,051
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1075
01:29:14,136 --> 01:29:18,123
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1076
01:29:19,846 --> 01:29:26,037
[in Igbo]
♪ It learned to fly without perching ♪
1077
01:29:27,304 --> 01:29:29,299
-[organ and guitar music playing]
-[Ikenna hums]
1078
01:29:29,384 --> 01:29:32,574
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1079
01:29:32,659 --> 01:29:36,847
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1080
01:29:38,085 --> 01:29:43,608
♪ It learned to fly without perching... ♪
1081
01:29:43,693 --> 01:29:45,131
[Ikenna, in English] Yeah. [chuckles]
1082
01:29:45,657 --> 01:29:46,663
[Amadi and Ikenna hum]
1083
01:29:47,215 --> 01:29:50,556
[both sing in Igbo]
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1084
01:29:50,641 --> 01:29:55,584
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing ♪
1085
01:29:56,182 --> 01:30:03,180
-♪ It learned to fly without perching... ♪
-[Ikenna, in English] That's right.
1086
01:30:03,398 --> 01:30:04,398
It's all there.
1087
01:30:04,483 --> 01:30:05,629
[Amadi hums]
1088
01:30:05,896 --> 01:30:09,699
-♪ Eneke the bird said that... ♪
-[Ikenna] And they carry with the proof.
1089
01:30:09,784 --> 01:30:11,385
[Amadi] ♪ Since men learned to shoot... ♪
1090
01:30:11,470 --> 01:30:14,423
[Ikenna]
Now we can fly without perching.
1091
01:30:15,827 --> 01:30:21,990
♪ It learned to fly without perching ♪
1092
01:30:22,083 --> 01:30:24,049
[organ music stops,
guitar music continues]
1093
01:30:24,134 --> 01:30:25,455
[Amadi hums]
1094
01:30:25,540 --> 01:30:29,757
♪ Eneke the bird said that ♪
1095
01:30:29,841 --> 01:30:32,488
♪ Since men learned
To shoot without missing... ♪
1096
01:30:32,573 --> 01:30:34,279
I made all this happen.
1097
01:30:38,266 --> 01:30:39,801
I can make things happen.
1098
01:30:39,886 --> 01:30:43,292
[guitar music continues]
1099
01:30:43,377 --> 01:30:46,293
Now I understand how the holograms works.
1100
01:30:47,553 --> 01:30:49,241
-[off-key chords]
-[Amadi grunts]
1101
01:30:50,146 --> 01:30:51,695
What drives the simulation.
1102
01:30:52,108 --> 01:30:55,099
[guitar music resumes]
1103
01:30:55,184 --> 01:30:56,604
How to play Chukwu's game.
1104
01:31:00,913 --> 01:31:02,551
I can change things.
1105
01:31:05,128 --> 01:31:07,209
-[off-key chords]
-How else would you have known
1106
01:31:07,879 --> 01:31:09,513
which horse was going to win?
1107
01:31:11,191 --> 01:31:12,636
[guitar music resumes]
1108
01:31:12,721 --> 01:31:13,599
Find Miro?
1109
01:31:16,471 --> 01:31:17,352
My laptop?
1110
01:31:24,731 --> 01:31:26,164
You don't need to worry, brother.
1111
01:31:28,900 --> 01:31:29,776
It's all good.
1112
01:31:35,078 --> 01:31:36,504
[guitar music continues]
1113
01:31:42,789 --> 01:31:44,046
[organ music playing]
1114
01:31:50,548 --> 01:31:52,036
[Ikenna] I'll take care of everything.
1115
01:31:56,391 --> 01:31:57,379
Like old times.
1116
01:31:57,464 --> 01:31:59,898
[organ music continues]
1117
01:32:06,301 --> 01:32:08,381
[Ikenna]
You're such a beautiful boy, Amadi.
1118
01:32:08,466 --> 01:32:10,466
[machine whirring]
1119
01:32:16,589 --> 01:32:17,500
[Ikenna grunts]
1120
01:32:19,887 --> 01:32:23,635
[Amadi screams]
1121
01:32:24,969 --> 01:32:27,569
[breathes heavily]
1122
01:32:35,325 --> 01:32:36,948
[grunts]
1123
01:32:48,688 --> 01:32:50,404
[in Igbo] Did you predict this, brother?
1124
01:32:51,316 --> 01:32:52,197
Huh?
1125
01:32:52,282 --> 01:32:54,504
[machine whirring continues]
1126
01:32:54,589 --> 01:32:56,494
[Amadi, hysterical] Can you change this?
1127
01:32:57,392 --> 01:32:58,393
Answer me!
1128
01:33:01,957 --> 01:33:03,570
[in English]
Can you "un-break" the guitar?
1129
01:33:04,662 --> 01:33:05,544
Huh?
1130
01:33:09,590 --> 01:33:10,675
[in Igbo] Brother.
1131
01:33:13,260 --> 01:33:14,549
You're going home.
1132
01:33:25,482 --> 01:33:26,816
[opens door]
1133
01:33:28,628 --> 01:33:29,962
[closes door]
1134
01:33:44,993 --> 01:33:45,874
[bird chirps]
1135
01:33:48,170 --> 01:33:49,921
[birds chirping]
1136
01:33:55,802 --> 01:33:57,335
[sad music plays]
1137
01:34:07,147 --> 01:34:08,107
[Amadi, in Igbo] Mom...
1138
01:34:09,782 --> 01:34:11,447
Ikenna will be coming back to you.
1139
01:34:14,040 --> 01:34:17,073
He will not be able to take care of you.
1140
01:34:17,157 --> 01:34:19,952
He won't be the head of the family.
1141
01:34:21,850 --> 01:34:23,226
He will still be...
1142
01:34:24,408 --> 01:34:25,993
your first son.
1143
01:34:27,014 --> 01:34:28,398
He will still be your heart.
1144
01:34:30,356 --> 01:34:34,485
He will still be your beautiful boy.
1145
01:34:38,172 --> 01:34:41,582
And he will be carrying this message
that I recorded for you.
1146
01:34:43,619 --> 01:34:44,913
[sad music continues]
1147
01:34:47,953 --> 01:34:48,954
[Amadi] Mom...
1148
01:34:50,894 --> 01:34:51,775
[sighs]
1149
01:34:51,884 --> 01:34:55,972
How can I explain this to you
in a way you'll understand?
1150
01:34:58,073 --> 01:35:03,688
[speaking Hungarian]
1151
01:35:04,984 --> 01:35:09,035
[continues speaking Hungarian]
1152
01:35:09,789 --> 01:35:15,326
[continues speaking Hungarian]
1153
01:35:16,871 --> 01:35:20,998
[Amadi] It's as if
when the cowrie shells were cast
1154
01:35:21,083 --> 01:35:25,731
during my Igbo-Agu,
there was a bird, high in the sky.
1155
01:35:26,304 --> 01:35:29,057
With one eye, he was looking
at the result of the shells.
1156
01:35:29,711 --> 01:35:32,552
With his other eye,
he was looking somewhere far,
1157
01:35:33,272 --> 01:35:36,512
an invisible city
on the other side of the ocean.
1158
01:35:37,272 --> 01:35:41,627
And now, I am here...
1159
01:35:41,712 --> 01:35:46,985
[indistinct chatter]
1160
01:35:47,225 --> 01:35:53,756
[speaking Hungarian]
1161
01:35:54,260 --> 01:35:56,746
[sad music continues]
1162
01:35:57,295 --> 01:35:58,295
[chanting in Arabic]
1163
01:35:58,380 --> 01:36:04,554
-[indistinct chatter continues]
-[continues speaking Hungarian]
1164
01:36:04,640 --> 01:36:07,807
[Amadi]
...looking for the place his eye marked...
1165
01:36:07,891 --> 01:36:11,472
-[continues speaking Hungarian]
-[indistinct chatter continues]
1166
01:36:11,557 --> 01:36:16,102
...looking for something I can grasp,
1167
01:36:16,874 --> 01:36:19,945
a tiny crack I can slip through.
1168
01:36:20,030 --> 01:36:23,407
[men's voices overlapping]
1169
01:36:33,377 --> 01:36:34,753
[Amadi] Alone.
1170
01:36:36,288 --> 01:36:39,481
For the first time in my life,
truly alone.
1171
01:36:41,385 --> 01:36:42,344
It's morning.
1172
01:36:43,582 --> 01:36:45,459
And it's raining very softly.
1173
01:36:46,948 --> 01:36:47,791
Mom.
1174
01:36:48,916 --> 01:36:50,042
Wish me luck.
1175
01:36:51,465 --> 01:36:53,216
[mysterious music plays]
1176
01:37:08,748 --> 01:37:11,294
[male voice 1] Nine, one, six, nine.
1177
01:37:11,887 --> 01:37:14,366
Nine, one, six, nine.
1178
01:37:15,200 --> 01:37:20,851
-Nine, one, six, nine.
-[male voice 2] One, two, one, two. One.
1179
01:37:21,504 --> 01:37:28,500
[multiple voices overlapping]
1180
01:37:28,820 --> 01:37:35,774
[multiple voices continue overlapping]
1181
01:37:35,859 --> 01:37:42,819
-[multiple voices continue overlapping]
-[mysterious music continues]