:54:01
I put socialism
on the government walls.
:54:03
I've got the fascists
calling me
:54:04
the most dangerous subversive
in the country,
:54:07
and I'm the traitor
to the party?
:54:10
Soon we'll have no one left
to drink with.
:54:12
It's not funny.
:54:13
I'm not kidding.
:54:14
Tina says they'll kick you
out of the party
:54:17
for the Palace mural.
:54:18
They won't have to.
I quit.
:54:20
So you'll quit
and keep on working.
:54:22
That's all that matters
to you anyway.
:54:25
I've been offered a show
in New York.
:54:28
A solo exhibition
at the new Modern Museum.
:54:32
It would be
a wonderful entree.
:54:34
I could get commissions
out of it.
:54:43
I thought you'd be excited.
:54:45
They don't care that
you're a Communist pig?
:54:48
They can't afford to.
:54:50
All the greatest painters
are Communist pigs.
:54:58
That's wonderful, Diego.
:55:01
When do you leave?
:55:05
As soon as you decide
to come with me.
:55:10
Oh, my little monster!
:55:13
We'll take Gringolandia
by storm.
:55:18
Dear Cristi,
:55:20
the invasion
of Gringolandia has begun.
:55:25
They are never gonna know
what hit them.
:55:27
New York has Diego on fire.
:55:31
What's your impression
of New York, Mr. Rivera?
:55:33
Magnificent.
:55:35
There is no reason
why any artist born
:55:37
in our two continents should go
to Europe for inspiration.
:55:41
It is all here...
:55:42
the might, the power,
the energy.
:55:46
The sadness.
:55:47
The glory and youthfulness
of our American lands.
:55:52
I see the majesty
that Diego sees.
:55:55
But all that American comfort
is a myth.
:55:58
While the rich drink
their coctelitos,