:28:00
but he's had
half the women here.
:28:02
I'm sorry.
Did you come with him?
:28:06
Oh, n...
we're just friends.
:28:09
I'm Frida Kahlo.
:28:11
I'm a painter.
:28:12
A painter. No wonder.
Mm-hmm.
:28:15
I'm Lupe Marí n.
:28:17
I'm his wife.
:28:19
Ah...
:28:20
I was his wife.
:28:23
Good luck to you.
:28:29
Bad-mouth him
all you want, Diego.
:28:32
But while we have been talking
about socialism
:28:35
over drinks at parties
for 10 years,
:28:37
Stalin is making it work.
:28:39
He's achieving it.
:28:41
Achieving what?
:28:42
His only big idea so far
:28:44
is to throw out all
the real thinkers in the land.
:28:47
But he...
he just threw you out.
:28:48
No. Not just me.
:28:50
No, not just you.
:28:51
Mr. Trotsky... a man
who plays the martyr
:28:54
when, in truth, he was rejected
by his own country.
:28:57
- Good riddance.
- No.
:28:58
He had to run for his life.
Stalin would have had him shot.
:29:01
That's his version
of socialism...
:29:03
kill anyone
who disagrees with you.
:29:06
Well, some people have to get
shot in a revolution, you know.
:29:09
Well, I prefer evolution.
:29:11
Educate the poor.
Mobilize the workers.
:29:15
Rise like a slow tide.
:29:16
But you...
you'll have your revolution
:29:18
and kill half the poor
to save them.
:29:20
Diego, this from a Communist
who's getting rich
:29:23
painting for the government
and wealthy patrons?
:29:26
I can't help it
if the rich have good taste.
:29:28
The rich don't have
good taste.
:29:30
They pay someone
to have good taste for them.
:29:34
And they don't hire you
because you are good.
:29:37
They hire you because you
assuage their sense of guilt.
:29:40
They use you, Diego,
:29:43
and you are too vain
to see it.
:29:46
- No!
- Diego, no!
:29:50
What are you doing?
:29:53
Basta.
:29:55
Whoever takes the biggest
swig can dance with me.