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- Hello? - Hello?
- Yes, hello? - Hello.
- How are you?
Fine.
How are you doing?
Fine... How was your week?
It was okay, quiet lively.
I had a lot of things to do.
How did you cope with the unemployment documents?
Yes, I fixed this quickly.
That was quick.
Actually, I guess that...
there must be some work, they took me right away.
- You found a job? - No! But I was the only one.
People must be working, so I didn't have to wait.
And apart from that?
Well, I'm alright...
The usual.
- Are you going to leave? - I don't know.
- Or you're staying? - I don't know.
I need to think about it, I need to see...
I have to think.
The thing is, it's not the best time.
In what sense?
Well, regarding work...
The fact of being alone.
I've spent a lot of time alone.
The city is alright, very quiet, very nice...
I really enjoy being here, living here.
- Can you hear me? - Yes!
More or less.
There's some crackling on the line.
Today I will introduce
the only island in the world surrounded by land.
We already got to know it with Don Quixote: ''Barataria''.
Recently,
we've heard about it again.
Apparently this time, it was created by Francisco Hernando,
a well-digger that became a millionaire.
The neighbourhood El Quiñón, in Seseña,
is known as a ghost town.
The construction started in 2003.
The project provided for 13,500 apartments,
for 50,000 people.
Only 5,096 apartments were built,
and half of them are uninhabitable.
In 2008, banking institutions gained back
a great part of these apartments as a refund for F. Hernando's debt.
BEWARE OF SQUATTERS
The boulevards...
This is my own little schizophrenia.
Some people hear voices and I...
I dream of a utopian world.
Since I was little, I've been like ''Pepita the Great''.
I had a lot of imagination.
Especially because...
When you're little, you wish for...
...a better world, and saving the world.
This was my idea. I must have been...
10 or 11, I don't know.
This is why I love the architecture here.
These are housing modules
in a u-shape.
You would have access to certain ecological needs.
Thanks to the rainwater,
wind and solar energy.
I've also seen projects where,
while walking on the floor,
you produce electricity.
All these things would be possible.
Starting with a ''W'':
It's an animal. Very easy.
The biggest mammal in the world,
it is blue...
- The whale. - The whale!
Now starting with a ''C'':
What the kings wear on their head.
A crown.
A crown!
Go on, we're nearly up!
Where you find galaxies and planets.
The universe.
Let's try all together.
- Help each other. - The universe!
The universe, well done!
Starting with a ''W'':
the air, when it moves...
The wind.
- The wind! - Yes, the wind!
I, well...
I was married 36 years.
Then my wife stopped loving me and asked for divorce.
So I said: ''Alright, let's get divorced.''
We got divorced, and I had to move away.
My brother, who's been living here for three years,
told me how nice it was. The rent is cheap,
life is quiet, the apartments are great.
So, I came here. And since he's near, we can...
If one of us needs a hand,
he helps me, I help him. We're helping each other.
The rent is cheap. 350 euros, great.
Thus, I stayed.
But the thing is that for me,
living here is monotonous.
Every day, I get up, I have breakfast,
I watch TV. I make sure to get up late.
If I get up early, the more time I have to get bored.
In general, I get up at around 11:30.
I eat two kiwis
and have a little sandwich, a little something...
Then I watch TV,
I go out for a short walk
or else, I go to the pub and have a beer.
I come back home. I prepare lunch, I eat,
I take a nap. I lay here and take a nap.
There are some days...
Sometimes I take my grandson
to his training.
Or I pick him up at school when his mother can't.
Same thing in the morning. When his mother can't,
I take him to school.
In the afternoon, I take him to his training,
it starts at 7 pm.
At 8:30, it's over.
I drive him back to Valdemoro,
then I come back here.
This is my life, more or less.
For me, it's monotonous.
Except for the Saturdays and Sundays,
when I take him where he's playing.
If it's in another village, I drive him.
If he's playing at home, I take him there too,
and take him home afterwards.
This is why it's monotonous: If I hadn't my grandson,
I'd get bored here.
This is why I want to leave. I want to go to Alicante.
Or Benidorm.
When they all came... ''Let's go work in Spain,
''they've got money, work for all!''
- Where did you get that from? - It happened here.
It happened in this country!
During the construction!
They used to be paid 4 or 5,000 euros in the industry.
Zapatero did a million things to have them working here.
To have their votes!
- He legalized them! - For their votes?
To make sure they vote for him.
He legalized them so that they vote for him!
If you get legalized,
you work and pay contributions in the host country.
If you're illegal, you don't pay.
Look, if you're working somewhere,
you declare it
and you pay contributions.
If you're working illegally, you don't pay.
He wasn't asking for...
He did a million...
If a million people work here,
they pay this country's contributions.
- Yes, they work here! - And they don't pay?
But they keep begging!
The mafia, the razzle-dazzle...
Whose fault is it, if they don't pay? The boss's?
Or the government's?
Or the boss who hires them illicitly?
But the government legalised them.
So that they can work.
Now, if you hire someone
without declaring it, you're the outlaw.
You're the one cheating.
- Don't blame the bosses. - It's a way of seeing things.
Don't blame the bosses.
They're the one hiring!
The bosses hire.
And governments...
They make you work 10 hours a day for nothing.
Governments do what's convenient for them.
Who wrote the new Labour Law?
A low allowing dismissal from one day to the next.
What are you talking about?
Mr Felipe Gonzalez was the first
to make contracts
on a daily basis.
- That's a lie. - It's true!
It's the truth!
In which country in the world
a boss offers you
to work 40 hours for a 2,000 euros pay?
The workers have rights because they fought.
Nothing in life is free.
But the trade unions are...
Here in Spain, the unions are corrupted!
They acknowledged their wrongs under Franco.
- Everybody does as he pleases. - They went to jail for it.
How many of them, two?
Two?
I used to be union delegate too, still have my card.
We can't talk...
- For you. - He beats me.
- Same thing. - I pass.
- Me too. - Me too.
- Alright. - Very good!
- For me, too. - I pass.
- Alright.
Yes.
- I pass. - I pass.
Three.
I have two kings.
Yes.
- Not here. - Yes.
Me too.
No, no!
Okay?
Alright, go on.
- I pass. - Three.
Here, three.
I play double.
Well, you got it!
- I pass... - I'm in.
- Okay, me too.
I pass.
- I pass. - Me too.
- Come on. - Yes.
- No. - Two kings.
- I pass. - I pass.
Seventeen?
- No. - Yes.
- No.
- Four. - The same.
Twenty-five?
That's my Paquito!
I told you the other day, ammonia will ruin the world.
In fact, for me, ammonia is responsible
for the dinosaurs' extinction.
Why?
There has been a warming,
caused by a meteorite or something else...
What happened?
The global warming
brought ammonia to the surface
and it asphyxiated
all animals on Earth.
I conducted studies on this, 32 years ago.
Since then, I'm telling everybody.
To my friends and colleagues,
in conferences...
What about an aperitif, some ham and a bottle of wine?
I've got some great ham.
I can prepare a plate and some wine.
- We open the wine... - Where?
At Mr Juan's.
Ask anyone, they know the place.
Yes, for free.
Some wine and ham. What else?
Some nice ham and if you want,
Cantabrian anchovies.
Anchovies in vinegar. Everything you need.
It's a bit like in a factory!
- In Casa Juan, you can eat... - Anchovies!
- I don't know the place. - It's famous!
- Casa ''Juan'' or ''de Juan''? - La Casa de Juan.
Anyone who comes, stays there.
Once there, forever there.
It's not a local bar, is it?
No, it's my place!
- My place. - So, you're Juan?
I'm Juan. ''Juanito Banana and his Juanitas''.
WIN ON EVERY COUNT
Listen to me, dear ''Climate change''!
Your presence disgusts me, you're a real swine.
Get out of my sight, you're glass that belongs to the green trash.
To the green trash, no doubt! I am the Climate change,
and I tell you, the Filthy!
Despite your denial, I'm destroying all your jewels,
what you call here the World.
Okay, alright? What are you gonna say?
Regarding recycling, I'm by far the more savvy.
I take on emptying waste:
Blue for cardboard, green for crystal.
What did you say? You, fool!
Which one of us is going out in blue?
I trample on you, you're only card
and I'll destroy you with my rap.
Destroy me with your rap?
I look at you and only see a rat.
Thaw is coming, the great clearance:
the iceberg-cube will land in my rum and cola.
Alright! Bro, you're really boring.
Especially when training your oration.
You've got no talent,
as lame as the rotten carbon dioxide.
The carbon dioxide? Wait a minute, young man!
You'll get pulverised, you've got no culture.
I watch you recycling while you're wondering:
''My dignity, in what bin shall I throw it in?''
In none. For I have dignity and you, none.
In the mirror, it is me you saw.
You can't do it well. Deal with it, yo!
''Deal with it, yo''?
Let me tell you about an effect everybody knows.
I mean the greenhouse effect,
the one that seems to have affected you.
Yes, deal with it, yo!
Let's see how you do it, bro.
This is really no joke, but all in all,
if we leave it here, we're all gonna die.
''We're all gonna die'', thanks for the news!
Between us, there will be no reconciliation.
Because there is one thing I do well,
I'm a conscientious objector, and of conscientisation!
Damn! See how it grows?
Look at the moon!
Look, look!
Mommy, look!
It's white, and grey on the other side.
Because the other side isn't in the dark!
Yes, the sun is only on one side.
I thought it was a plane.
But why would it be so static?
- It's a plane? - No.
What is it?
- A UFO? - No way!
- It's pretty, huh? - Let's see if it gets redder.
What is it, a solar eclipse? Lunar?
- Lunar, isn't it? - Well, yes!
Or solar?
The sun is on the other side...
Have you seen enough moon, now?
I stay here until later than very late!
''Until later than very late''!
I need a change of air.
I need a new neighbourhood.
I don't want this calm anymore.
Life will choose for me.
I'm like a twig, driven by the current.
- Like a leaf in the wind. - Yeah!
Poets, we are!
Plenty of leaves carried by the wind, here.
There's not much here, but wind...
Well, I've been travelling around
and here, it's different.
I can't hear you well, sorry?
Are you busy right now?
No, I finished my paperwork.
Alright.
Something else?
Well, in fact...
I've just arrived, I'm in...
Maybe we could meet? I'm close by.
Okay, let's see if I can find you.
It's getting dark and it won't make it easy.
This row of pillars you see there,
that's what he's done.
Even if it's not the area where I ended.
We ended in another parcel,
up there: ''Phase 1''.
It's more developed than this one.
All this, I did it myself.
All the walls.
Can you see them? All the walls...
This is a car park.
What you see here, even if it may be strange,
you can't imagine it because you weren't here,
you haven't seen it.
This is the second basement.
It's the car park, like driving down...
And here, you would drive up
to the first basement.
Above, the apartments.
Imagine someone arriving on a piece of land.
He buys it and starts building his house from nothing.
He builds his house throughout the years.
It's his house, he made it.
Well, it looks like this.
It's not exactly the same, because actually, I...
I didn't do it...
...just for me, for myself.
I was a worker,
among hundreds of others,
who earned a salary each month.
In fact, I wasn't only building my house.
I was building the houses of those lucky enough to live here.
You didn't get me well.
- What do you mean? - He means giving it all.
- No plan B. - Exactly.
For example,
we mentioned it earlier with Ivan.
He said: ''I'm studying right now,
''but that's my plan B.
''My plan A is actually...''
''Each time I come back here, I think of our goodbyes.''
''I like to be the one entrusted with his keys.''
''Though I'm sad to think that he's not here.''
Oh! No, shit.
''Though I'm deeply sad to think that he's not here.''
''Neither him, nor his fears,
''nor his insecurity.''
There was a zombie penguin,
a woman had been bitten.
It was your mom but in the end, it was mine.
She wore no purple wig.
The zombie penguins had invaded the city.
I was on the rooftop of the Empire State with a bazooka.
I shot...
I stumbled,
and just as I was about to fall,
your father caught me.
Describe where you are.
Okay. Do you see towers or low-rises?
- I'd say low-rises. - White?
White, yellow or red?
Orange...
Careful, you speak of a city that doesn't exist!
Did you get the address Noah sent you?
Can you see the beach?
''These youngsters need more to appreciate the art they deserve.''
''What's your plan?
''To give them a piano and wait for the next Mozart?
''When they don't know what a quaver is?''
''No, you know it!
''You want them to recall good music,
but it means the end of the art that makes you live.
''Art is dying, and you need it.
''You, to earn money. Them, to be happy.
''We all want to keep it alive.
''Teaching music from the past isn't enough,
''we must create music to be remembered.''
Look, I wrote on this script. You keep it.
''We are taught to continue the work of others,
''but never...'' Here, a pause.
''... are we taught to finish anything.''
- This sentence is crucial! - Exactly.
''Maybe it's because
''there's so many dreamers and just a few actors.
''We're afraid of losing time and efforts
''in starting on a journey impossible to end.
''I lived on the margins, like others.
''The only important thing is
''to repeat songs everybody knows.''
''The youngsters need more
''to appreciate the art they deserve.''
''You only want them
''to recall good music.
''Art is dying, and you need it.
''Whatever it costs,
''we want to keep it alive.
''Teaching music from the past isn't enough.
''We must create music to be remembered.''
Look.
- He's right-wing. - Yes, but...
- He's a journalist? - Yes.
So, what's his job? To inform, right?
But in that information, he's looking at things in a way...
No! He's not informing,
he's giving his opinion.
That's different.
- The right-wings... - Listen to what he says!
So, for you, the right-wings give their opinions
- and the left-wings inform? - Two different kinds.
Left-wing journalists inform,
right-wing give their opinion, so they're bad.
- Hey, everyone! Sorry, I'm late. - Are you cold?
On which one?
Where will you have it, Arantxa?
Seriously, I could kill you.
You think your shirt is okay for that?
The blouse won't do it.
Put on another shirt.
- I don't have any. - Take one from Olga.
No, wait! They'll film me! Find something else.
Put at least short sleeves on!
They won't film you from the living room.
They stay here, you can change in the bedroom!
- Now, come! - I don't care,
I just want to be pretty.
I'm coming!
Hey, Paco.
So, what do you think?
It's cool.
Remember, we talked about your game ''Minnecraft''.
It's called ''Minnecraft'', no?
- To create your story. - ''Minecraft''!
To create your house.
If I knew how to do it, I'd have used it for this.
This is kind of a rush drawing,
but here you'd have plans,
much better finished.
Could you do it on Minecraft?
Here, you collect the rainwater.
The buildings have windmills, as well.
They're built inside.
There are many draughts in the upper part,
the air would go through here and create electricity.
This would be a world...
Yes! A world...
A perfect world, in a way.
There are always imperfections.
But we'd be in a constant evolution.
Humans would devote themselves to research and teaching,
to veterinary studies on rhinoceros...
To be able to care for rhinos, for example.
How is school?
When I'm going, fine.
All elementary needs would be covered.
For recycling, how would it go?
Everything would be recyclable. A 100% recycling.
We'd even go and explore
the waste mountains we've produced.
You will see this, I won't.
In Europe... You'll see this when you're older.
Your children and grandchildren will explore our waste mountains.
They'll say: ''The Ancients were crazy.
''They threw away raw materials.''
Patri, call your mom! She's making fun of me.
It sounds communist, but it isn't.
The problem with capitalism,
is that we build, we build...
Open the door, you're the watchman.
Sure, you've got a sun where I want my moon!
- Who? - Moyano's got a sun.
Right where my moon is.
I've never seen it.
I don't know how to tell you this...
Arantxa's got problems at home, she's at her grandparents'.
- She's better now. - It was my choice,
- they didn't chuck me out. - Of course, not.
Nobody said that, honey.
All this also depends
on the circumstances...
On how you feel at that moment,
if you're feeling good at home,
if you're feeling better outside or at home...
You know, what you're living is a universal thing.
I know, I'm aware of it.
Please, don't you worry,
everybody goes through this at one point.
At your age, I wanted to leave.
- It can get dramatic. - Get up.
I'll take a picture.
Olga, lend me your phone for the picture.
Sit down!
Sit up straight, please.
Stop moving!
- How cute. - You like it?
Cool!
- Seven. - Seven, right?
- And how much? - One.
Five and one...
- And seven. - Seven?
So, we write seventy-two...
...times four. So, we're here.
Four times two?
- Four times two, eight. - Eight...