1:30:00
...but I'm sure the homage to Lorca
will be a great success.
1:30:03
I'll write to you...
1:30:04
...but it's better
you don't know anymore.
1:30:07
Oh, and tear up the letter.
1:30:09
Your Manuela."
1:30:11
TWO YEARS LATER
1:30:17
I'm coming back to Barcelona
after two years...
1:30:20
...but this time
I'm not running away.
1:30:22
I'm going to an AIDS conference
organized by Can Ruti.
1:30:26
My Esteban has neutralized
the virus in record time...
1:30:30
...and they want to study
his case.
1:30:32
I'm so happy.
1:30:36
May I?
1:30:41
Hey, she's mine too!
1:30:45
You look beautiful!
Your hair's gotten so long.
1:30:47
- And so has yours.
- No, this is a wig for the play.
1:30:50
Wait, your earring's loose.
I'll fix it.
1:30:53
Learn, you animal!
1:30:54
An animal, but who
takes care of you like I do?
1:30:57
It's great about your son!
1:30:59
So he's neutralized the virus
practically over night.
1:31:02
Yes. Esteban's case
proves the virus can disappear.
1:31:05
They're still trying to find out why,
but it's a miracle.
1:31:09
I knew it.
How I prayed for that child.
1:31:12
Why not stay with us
while you're in Barcelona?
1:31:15
Of course.
1:31:16
We're staying
with his grandparents.
1:31:18
Rosa's mother
is looking forward to it.
1:31:20
She's changed so much.
1:31:22
- Third call, five minutes.
- I have to go.
1:31:27
You've got Esteban's picture.
1:31:29
Lola gave it to me
before she died.
1:31:32
I was keeping it
until you came back.
1:31:34
Keep it.
1:31:37
Thank you.
1:31:41
And Nina?
1:31:44
I have to go.
1:31:47
Nina got married.
She's back in her home town.
1:31:49
She's got a baby too.
It's fat and horrible.
1:31:52
Really, really ugly.
1:31:58
I'll see you later.