Che Part One The Argentine

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00:03:00 Translate, boy.
00:03:06 Could you say something into
00:03:11 One, two, three...
00:04:00 MARCH 1952
00:04:45 MEXICO CITY
00:04:49 Do what you want,
00:04:54 It's pretty simple.
00:04:58 ...is organize a coup.
00:05:00 What did Batista do? He led
00:05:05 The main issue is to control power.
00:05:08 It's not about taking power,
00:05:11 That's right.
00:05:12 That coup must be based
00:05:16 Let's eat. Fidel is late.
00:05:21 Argentine!
00:05:24 It's not about making concessions
00:05:42 - Sorry I'm late.
00:05:45 Good evening.
00:05:53 This is Ernesto.
00:05:55 - The Argentine doctor.
00:05:57 - My pleasure.
00:06:01 Twenty percent of all Cubans
00:06:06 1.6 percent of the landowners
00:06:13 Half the population has no electricity.
00:06:19 Sorry, what's a "bohío"?
00:06:22 What's a hovel in Argentina?
00:06:24 A shack.
00:06:26 37 percent can't read or write.
00:06:30 Infant mortality is through the roof.
00:06:33 What's more...
00:06:35 ...while the thugs
00:06:39 ...gun down anyone
00:06:41 ...most corrupt officials...
00:06:44 ...steal hundreds of millions of
00:06:48 ...and deposit it into
00:06:51 It's the same
00:06:54 In the last few years...
00:06:56 ...the balance of payments
00:06:59 ...has been favorable to the U.S.
00:07:04 What does this mean?
00:07:06 That this poor Caribbean island...
00:07:08 ...is helping to support the economy
00:07:10 of the most developed country
00:07:13 As Martí used to say,
00:07:17 ...then we would have to
00:07:21 Do you have a boat?
00:07:26 Money?
00:07:29 Not yet.
00:07:30 Fighters?
00:07:33 We've smuggled thirty into Mexico.
00:07:43 Do you think I'm crazy?
00:07:46 A little.
00:07:49 Well...
00:07:51 ...some craziness is good.
00:08:07 Fidel had extraordinary faith...
00:08:09 that once we left for Cuba,
00:08:12 we would make it there.
00:08:13 And that once we made it to Cuba,
00:08:16 And that in fighting,
00:08:18 we would win.
00:08:20 And so it was that
00:08:23 we left Mexico...
00:08:25 ... in a leaky boat
00:08:27 with 82 men on board.
00:08:30 And of those 82,
00:08:32 only 12 would survive
00:08:39 NEW YORK
00:09:09 Murderer! Assassin!
00:09:16 Get out of Cuba, Che! Murderer!
00:10:13 MARCH 1957
00:10:32 Well, from this point forward,
00:10:36 The only way I could walk was
00:10:41 ... or by leaning on my rifle butt.
00:10:44 As if that weren't enough,
00:10:48 ... who panicked
00:10:51 made me cough.
00:11:02 Soldiers! Soldiers are coming!
00:11:05 They're going to kill us!
00:11:28 That's Epifanio's house!
00:12:01 Close the door.
00:12:26 Where's Fidel?
00:12:30 My name is Ernesto Guevara.
00:12:32 Jorge Sotús, why?
00:12:35 I have orders
00:12:39 ...and your men,
00:12:42 Where are you from?
00:12:44 Argentina.
00:12:47 I don't trust anyone. I'm the
00:12:51 Frank País said to deliver these men
00:12:58 Listen! We'll stop for five minutes.
00:13:02 Sit down, everyone.
00:13:06 Hey, what's going on?
00:13:08 - Fidel is coming!
00:13:11 - Stand up, come on!
00:13:24 Stand up.
00:13:26 Come on, up! Grab your rifle.
00:13:38 Finally!
00:13:40 Good to see you. Are you all right?
00:13:44 This is Epifanio.
00:13:46 - Raúl
00:13:50 Very good.
00:13:52 Camilo.
00:13:54 - How was your vacation?
00:14:00 Almeida.
00:14:03 Hello, Ramiro.
00:14:07 - Hi, Vilma.
00:14:11 Vilo.
00:14:13 - How are you, Che?
00:14:32 Thanks.
00:14:36 Listen.
00:14:38 Fidel wants to talk to you
00:14:44 Let him speak.
00:14:46 If you say something,
00:14:48 ...and he's not going to like that.
00:14:54 I left you in charge
00:14:58 I don't have anything
00:15:01 ...but how can you let someone
00:15:02 take charge of the troops?
00:15:07 You still have this complex about
00:15:10 You trained with us...
00:15:12 ...you came in the boat with us,
00:15:16 You are as Cuban and revolutionary
00:15:26 We are forming three columns.
00:15:30 Raúl will lead the first one.
00:15:34 Almeida will be
00:15:37 And Jorge Sotús
00:16:06 I did all my studies,
00:16:09 ...then I worked as a mechanic
00:16:13 I then delivered milk around the area.
00:16:18 And in a circus, working as
00:16:23 In a circus? How old are you?
00:16:25 Twenty.
00:16:27 - Who gave them to you?
00:16:33 He looks like John Wayne.
00:16:37 - A cowboy from the wild west.
00:16:40 That's it: "The Little Cowboy"!
00:17:06 The army keeps moving up
00:17:09 It would be pretty easy
00:17:11 - We must be patient.
00:17:14 - We could do it fast and safely.
00:17:17 If we attack one of the trucks...
00:17:20 ...then the army would say
00:17:23 But if we launch a full attack
00:17:28 ...it will be impossible
00:17:32 It will have a huge psychological
00:17:38 MAY 28, 1957
00:17:51 Sotús isn't in position...
00:17:53 ...but he can't move because
00:17:56 I don't know about the others.
00:18:11 Fuck, I missed!
00:18:29 Get down!
00:18:30 I have a saint watching over me!
00:18:49 Are you okay?
00:18:51 - It's my arm and leg.
00:19:17 Don't fall asleep.
00:19:21 In War and Peace,
00:19:22 Tolstoy remarks
00:19:26 ... that bigger armies
00:19:28 wield greater force.
00:19:30 On the other hand,
00:19:34 ... that during military combat
00:19:37 ... is also its true physical capacity
00:19:42 One unknown variable.
00:19:44 This variable is none other
00:19:49 ... measured as their greater
00:19:51 and confront danger.
00:19:53 Men with the desire to fight
00:19:56 who also understand
00:19:59 ... regardless of
00:20:02 ... whether under military geniuses
00:20:06 or those of normal intelligence...
00:20:08 ... fighting with clubs or machine
00:20:12 ... these men
00:20:14 will put themselves
00:20:18 ... and so they will win.
00:20:32 Light this up! Come on!
00:20:35 What are we going to do, now?
00:20:37 Take the barracks.
00:20:39 Come on!
00:20:43 Take this, motherfuckers!
00:20:47 From them on,
00:20:48 Batista began shutting down
00:20:52 Fidel was right.
00:20:54 It was exactly
00:20:57 ... whoever takes
00:20:59 takes Cuba.
00:21:10 On our side, six comrades are dead
00:21:12 Of the seventeen, six can't walk.
00:21:16 - How is Almeida?
00:21:20 Get the prisoners.
00:21:25 Excuse me, doctor. I have no
00:21:29 There's a man
00:21:34 Okay, guys, we got to get out of
00:21:37 Let's go, guys.
00:21:39 Leave that.
00:21:42 You're okay. Help him.
00:21:47 Che, we have to leave right now.
00:21:49 Hey, shithead. Leave that.
00:21:52 We have to go! Come on!
00:21:58 Israel Pardo's farm is not far.
00:22:00 - Ernesto can take the wounded there.
00:22:04 When they recover...
00:22:06 ...we can meet up with you later.
00:22:09 That could be very dangerous.
00:22:11 They're going to flood
00:22:15 We don't have a choice.
00:22:19 Let's think about it.
00:22:27 Anyway, give him the best weapons.
00:22:40 A real revolutionary goes
00:22:43 it may not be direct combat.
00:22:45 Sometimes it's about doing
00:22:50 ... finding food,
00:22:51 dressing wounds,
00:22:55 ... and then,
00:22:56 taking care of them until
00:22:58 This is what it means.
00:23:04 I always knew
00:23:07 But I can tell you...
00:23:09 ... that it was during
00:23:11 in June of 1957...
00:23:14 ... that I became the fighter
00:23:17 And once that happens,
00:23:24 I don't have any plans to retire.
00:23:30 It's infected.
00:23:33 We'll have to leave it uncovered.
00:23:37 I have to walk with my ass naked?
00:23:39 Fuck!
00:24:15 (Vilo smells something.)
00:24:25 Let's pick some
00:24:28 Stop there, buddy.
00:24:32 What are you two doing here?
00:24:34 - We're from here.
00:24:37 - Israel.
00:24:39 Israel Pardo.
00:24:41 - What's his name?
00:24:47 - Ernesto Guevara.
00:24:50 Guile.
00:25:01 Good, man, good.
00:25:05 We have to take him to a hospital.
00:25:08 Give me a swig.
00:25:24 Can we trust anyone
00:25:28 Difficult.
00:25:30 Soldiers tell people that the rebels
00:25:38 My mother is from here
00:25:41 When he met my mother...
00:25:43 ...we moved to a farm that belonged
00:25:47 He gave us a piece
00:25:51 But we had to clear it
00:25:55 And we had to give
00:26:00 And one day Juanito
00:26:06 When my father knew
00:26:09 ...he stood in front
00:26:14 "I'll leave if you want,
00:26:17 ...you have to pay me for
00:26:24 Do you know
00:26:25 what Juanito Echevarría
00:26:28 One hundred pesos.
00:26:30 My old man got
00:26:43 Be careful.
00:26:49 Okay.
00:26:52 This is the bullet
00:26:55 You're a champ.
00:26:56 - I'm going to get better now.
00:27:38 Maybe a little powder.
00:28:12 ... and from that comes...
00:28:23 If I don't work, I don't eat.
00:28:28 Go back to work in Cuba.
00:29:10 What's the point of the U.N. if our
00:29:16 ...an organization that expelled us
00:29:22 Excuse me, Comandante.
00:29:29 Little boy, no one is so necessary,
00:29:37 Don't go thinking
00:29:41 Go, do what you need to do.
00:29:55 I am going
00:29:58 ...beginning with your ears.
00:30:00 Is that okay?
00:30:10 Too much work
00:30:14 Maria, try to eat meat
00:30:18 - Alright?
00:30:20 - Let's go, Laura.
00:30:23 Mommy, that guy's a liar.
00:30:28 - Where does it hurt?
00:30:32 I just came to see you because
00:30:38 Well, you've seen one now.
00:30:45 Excuse me.
00:30:48 Can I have your canteen,
00:30:51 Thank you, Guile.
00:30:56 Listen, Doctor.
00:30:58 I want to go with you all.
00:31:02 First you have to
00:31:05 I can learn.
00:31:07 Very good, Guile.
00:31:08 But I still can't take you because
00:31:12 But I don't care, I want to help.
00:31:15 We need your help here.
00:31:18 - Good morning.
00:31:21 - Where do you come from?
00:31:23 All of you?
00:31:27 If you are armed, you can stay.
00:31:29 If you're not,
00:31:32 Esteban, come here.
00:31:38 Man, didn't I tell you to only
00:31:44 If we're attacked, how the hell
00:31:50 Have you been drinking?
00:31:53 No.
00:31:59 Where did you get that from?
00:32:02 I found it.
00:32:15 Hey.
00:32:17 Listen, what's your name?
00:32:21 Cuervo.
00:32:24 How old are you?
00:32:28 Twenty.
00:32:31 They gave you
00:32:35 They must like you.
00:32:38 If they liked me
00:32:41 ...and not this stupid shotgun.
00:32:43 They would have
00:32:46 ...and we would be fighting by now
00:33:15 With your permission, Doctor...
00:33:18 ...we were standing guard last night
00:33:22 We stayed
00:33:24 We never found out
00:33:27 We try to follow the rules,
00:33:33 Hey, Joel!
00:33:37 Didn't you organize
00:33:40 Yes, sir. Why?
00:33:42 Omar and Carlos were on watch for
00:33:46 Those guys are stupid shitheads!
00:33:48 No, you're the only shithead here.
00:33:51 Me? Why?
00:33:53 Ernesto, they should've found out
00:33:58 - That's not my fault.
00:34:02 That was your responsibility.
00:34:08 You organized the watch! You had
00:34:13 - Fuck!
00:34:20 Tonight you'll
00:34:27 Stay focused!
00:34:34 It's ready, Che.
00:34:38 Esteban left to meet
00:34:42 - When did he leave?
00:34:47 Those bastards are gone!
00:34:53 Bandera, come here.
00:34:55 Esteban and Cuervo took off.
00:35:13 We're from Fidel's group.
00:35:16 We're looking for food and money.
00:35:19 You can put the money in this bag.
00:35:24 The Comandante here wants
00:35:49 We searched all over...
00:35:52 ...but nothing.
00:35:54 Alright.
00:36:06 Of course, defeating
00:36:10 ...if you don't recognize its source
00:36:13 In capitalist system,
00:36:19 For example, they accept
00:36:23 But they do not understand...
00:36:25 that opportunities
00:36:28 ... are determined by forces
00:37:16 This is ugly.
00:37:20 I want the vanguard a hundred yards
00:37:31 We should bury them.
00:37:33 Because yours is the kingdom,
00:37:37 Amen.
00:37:42 Locals say there's a terrible battle
00:37:46 They say Raúl is wounded and that
00:37:51 Forget about it. We're surrounded.
00:37:55 The only way out of here...
00:37:57 ...is to cut through El Turquino.
00:38:01 I'm ready to take the mountain.
00:39:33 That was a good party.
00:40:15 Vilo.
00:40:25 - He says he wants to talk to you.
00:40:28 The problem is that one of your men
00:40:33 ...is down there
00:40:37 ...and if a patrol arrives...
00:40:39 ...they're going to burn my shack,
00:40:44 And that can't happen! No way!
00:40:49 Pleased to meet you.
00:40:53 - What's your name?
00:40:57 Emilio, don't worry.
00:41:03 Vilo, tell people to get ready,
00:41:12 No, now listen to me.
00:41:13 Raúl wasn't really wounded. We were
00:41:18 And those bastards escaped.
00:41:20 Boy!
00:41:21 Come on, motherfucker.
00:41:24 How are you?
00:41:27 Here.
00:41:29 Welcome.
00:41:31 - Where did you get those peasants?
00:41:34 They're working out all right.
00:41:37 I don't speak out loud
00:41:42 We've missed you.
00:41:50 Some coffee?
00:41:55 Hey, Joel.
00:41:56 Fidel asked me why I
00:42:00 I told him because you didn't know
00:42:05 Well, I want to learn.
00:42:08 But I need someone to teach me.
00:42:12 Then get a pencil
00:42:15 ...and put them in your backpack.
00:42:18 Look, Che.
00:42:19 This is the new recruit I wanted
00:42:23 Doctor Martínez Páez.
00:42:26 Pleased to meet you.
00:42:28 I have a present here.
00:42:33 From now on...
00:42:36 ...I stop being the medic
00:42:39 What, are you giving up your job?
00:42:41 Yes, sir.
00:42:46 - Who are they?
00:42:50 They're signing an agreement.
00:42:54 What agreement?
00:42:57 A political alliance.
00:43:09 I would say that
00:43:11 was with Batista and his allies...
00:43:18 We differed in our tactics.
00:43:20 They wanted to oust Batista
00:43:23 ... and we wanted to overthrow him
00:43:27 As you can see
00:43:28 our method proved effective
00:43:32 All right, gentlemen.
00:43:34 The provisional government, first...
00:43:37 ...will free all political
00:43:41 Second, it will guarantee freedom of
00:43:47 ...and individual and political rights
00:43:53 The provisional government
00:43:54 will also establish terms
00:43:57 ...leading to
00:44:01 Have a good trip.
00:44:07 Excuse me, Fidel.
00:44:09 I can't understand how you can meet
00:44:12 ...and much less, how you can make
00:44:15 They're fighting against
00:44:19 No, you're fighting,
00:44:24 They have lots of followers, Ernesto.
00:44:27 People I can't afford to turn away.
00:44:30 Let's see how it goes.
00:44:33 But I'm sure that if we win the war...
00:44:36 ...those guys will
00:44:38 Listen, when this war is won, no
00:44:44 I'll guarantee you that.
00:44:48 Come here, I need you
00:44:52 It's a letter
00:44:56 They killed his brother in Santiago.
00:44:59 They killed his brother?
00:45:04 Sign as "Comandante."
00:45:07 Sign as "Comandante."
00:45:12 I'm forming a new column in
00:45:15 You'll have three captains...
00:45:17 ...Lalo Sardiñas...
00:45:19 ...Ramiro Valdés...
00:45:20 ...and Ciro Redondo.
00:45:22 You have to wear out
00:45:25 ...harass them constantly.
00:45:29 Don't even let them breathe!
00:45:31 You cannot give them a break.
00:45:35 I want you to establish a base
00:45:38 Got it?
00:45:42 No one can leave a wounded comrade
00:45:46 Right?
00:45:47 If any of you leave weapons behind
00:45:52 ...you'll have to go back for it, alone.
00:45:55 And if anyone falls asleep on guard
00:45:59 Is that clear?
00:46:02 Thank you, Ciro.
00:46:04 I want to say something else...
00:46:08 ...to make myself clear.
00:46:12 We respect the peasants...
00:46:17 ...so no one is allowed
00:46:20 ...or mess with them...
00:46:23 ...ortheirfamilies.
00:46:26 If anyone does...
00:46:29 ...he will be punished to the full
00:46:39 Luis!
00:46:41 Come here.
00:46:44 Here you go. Take care
00:46:47 Thank you, Comandante.
00:47:09 Do you need help, Comandante?
00:47:11 No.
00:47:35 - Gustavo.
00:47:38 Take your math notebook out
00:47:41 I'm exhausted, Comandante.
00:47:47 Okay.
00:48:04 Love.
00:48:08 Let me tell you something
00:48:12 A true revolutionary is guided
00:48:17 ... love of humanity,
00:48:18 justice
00:48:20 and truth.
00:48:21 It's impossible to conceive
00:48:25 ... without this one quality.
00:48:59 Don't move, asshole!
00:49:00 Freeze! Don't shoot!
00:49:02 I'm a doctor.
00:49:04 Che, they're shooting mortars!
00:49:07 How many men are in your troops?
00:49:09 One hundred forty.
00:49:12 Under whose command?
00:49:15 Merob Sosa.
00:49:18 - Mortars!
00:49:28 - Tell me.
00:49:29 Go back and keep shooting until
00:49:34 We'll do a second line of resistance...
00:49:37 ...up there, on the hill,
00:49:42 - See you.
00:49:59 That's Gustavo!
00:50:01 No, Roberto! Roberto!
00:50:19 Friends?
00:50:20 It would be very difficult,
00:50:23 By this I mean
00:50:25 ... because we have nothing
00:50:30 There's not even a trace of hate in
00:50:35 Comandante, there's a page missing.
00:50:38 - How is this possible?
00:50:50 Here is the page. It's torn out.
00:50:54 Excuse me, Comandante.
00:50:57 There's a small problem.
00:51:02 - What did he say?
00:51:07 They called the station
00:51:12 Hector, you go with Pedro and the
00:51:16 ...and I will go in the first car.
00:51:17 I think I should go with you.
00:51:19 I didn't ask your opinion.
00:51:23 Comandante, with all due respect...
00:51:26 ...I came here to protect you.
00:51:28 And I'd like you to give me
00:51:31 - That way we'll die together if...
00:51:36 Traitor!
00:51:42 Go away! Traitor! Murderer!
00:51:51 Not only did you desert
00:51:55 ...and terrorize the area,
00:51:58 ...in the name of the revolution...
00:52:01 ...but also,
00:52:03 ...peasants were tortured
00:52:09 Why, Esteban?
00:52:11 The punishment for treason is death.
00:52:18 And you...
00:52:20 ...boasted of your authority
00:52:25 ...and passing yourself off
00:52:30 ...you raped
00:52:35 ...a teenager...
00:52:38 ...and this also
00:53:18 Bring him here.
00:53:24 Would you like a sip of rum?
00:53:27 Roberto, give him a swig.
00:53:40 Do you have a last wish?
00:53:43 Let me confess to Father Chávez.
00:53:46 We can't bring you the priest.
00:53:50 - Something else?
00:53:54 Give him another.
00:54:05 Ready.
00:54:09 Aim.
00:54:10 Make sure everyone knows I asked
00:54:12 Fire!
00:54:24 Mr. President, fellow delegates...
00:54:28 The world has developed a great deal
00:54:29 ...but American imperialism,
00:54:32 ...has led people to believe
00:54:35 ...is the exclusive right
00:54:40 Cuba, my fellow delegates,
00:54:43 ...with no chains
00:54:46 ...without foreign investments
00:54:50 ...free from occupant military bosses
00:54:53 ...can stand tall at this assembly...
00:54:56 ...and demonstrate the correctness of
00:55:00 Free territory of America!
00:55:14 The United States
00:55:16 intervenes in Latin America
00:55:21 One day this assembly
00:55:24 ...to demand equal rights for blacks...
00:55:29 ...and Latin Americans living
00:55:31 ...as they awaken
00:55:32 brutal sleep to
00:55:35 We need to say here...
00:55:38 ...something that is a known truth.
00:55:42 And this is a truth we have always
00:55:45 Executions? Yes, we have executed.
00:55:49 We execute, and we'll continue
00:55:54 Our fight is a fight to death.
00:55:58 These are the
00:56:02 ...because of the imposition
00:56:09 Good morning.
00:56:15 - How are you, doctor?
00:56:17 - And my brother?
00:56:20 - What's your name?
00:56:25 We're from Remedios.
00:56:27 We worked
00:56:31 My brother and I, with a group...
00:56:34 ...tried to burn down the stable
00:56:37 ...but one of the soldiers
00:56:41 ...so we came here to find Fidel.
00:56:45 - What's your name?
00:56:48 - How old are you, Rogelio?
00:56:52 - And you?
00:56:55 Sixteen and fourteen.
00:56:58 I can't accept you, you're too young.
00:57:02 - What are you here for?
00:57:05 Is that so? Very good.
00:57:08 Do you know how to read and write?
00:57:11 No.
00:57:16 Raise your hands, the ones who
00:57:24 So you know how to read and write?
00:57:26 Yes, Comandante.
00:57:30 We are not here in the middle
00:57:35 A country that doesn't know
00:57:39 ...is easy to deceive.
00:57:42 Since none of you have weapons...
00:57:46 ...l'm picking only eight of you.
00:57:49 This is no piece of cake,
00:57:51 We won't eat for days. We'll sleep
00:57:56 ...we're risking our lives here.
00:57:59 Is that clear?
00:58:00 - Yes.
00:58:02 - Sure?
00:58:04 Good. You will be a teacher.
00:58:06 And the rest will learn from her.
00:58:11 Okay?
00:58:12 And you?
00:58:14 - Come on, boys, you gotta go.
00:58:17 Fuck no. You have to go.
00:58:19 If I have to go back to Remedios
00:58:22 Me, too.
00:58:24 My God...
00:58:27 - Are you listening?
00:58:29 Let's get moving.
00:58:33 Come on.
00:58:53 Wait, wait, wait!
00:58:59 You can't do that, man.
00:59:00 Stand up!
00:59:02 - Hold my gun.
00:59:10 The next letter is...
00:59:13 No, look.
00:59:15 Here. Yello...
00:59:18 Excuse me, Che.
00:59:21 What's going on?
00:59:23 Comandante, Camilo calls me a
00:59:27 - What bad word?
00:59:29 Go and get Camilo.
00:59:33 I don't want to be a bother, but I'm
00:59:36 Everyone is laughing
00:59:38 I don't really understand what
00:59:41 What's going on, Comandante?
00:59:44 Albertico.
00:59:46 What's the story?
00:59:49 Okay, friend, now tell me
00:59:52 He calls me "vanilla piss".
00:59:57 Ventriloquist, man, ventriloquist.
01:00:01 - That's not a bad word.
01:00:04 A ventriloquist is someone who talks
01:00:09 - Why are you calling me that?
01:00:12 Because he's
01:00:14 ...always popping
01:00:17 ...he reminds me of a ventriloquist
01:00:22 Albertico, it's not a bad word.
01:00:23 It's not an insult, man.
01:00:26 - He's a very good messenger.
01:00:28 No, it's true. He's doing things
01:00:32 Yes, he is.
01:00:33 You wanna play ball, Che?
01:00:35 Today is a perfect day to
01:00:41 Another chance like this
01:00:46 Let's see.
01:00:49 Anyone who'd like to leave
01:01:04 Stand up there.
01:01:06 Come on,
01:01:12 Stay there.
01:01:18 I'm not leaving because I'm scared.
01:01:20 You are a moron. Shut up.
01:01:23 - My mother is sick.
01:01:28 You'll have to give back everything
01:01:32 You're a bunch of cowards.
01:01:34 You have
01:01:37 If we find you, you're deserters.
01:01:45 Dickhead,
01:01:50 Another faggot.
01:01:54 Anyone else?
01:01:59 So, did you grow balls?
01:02:03 We can still stand a little bit more.
01:02:07 You already behaved
01:02:09 ...but you have no chance of
01:02:14 Okay, I'll make an exception.
01:02:17 I'll let you take your things
01:02:21 ...and 10 pesos to each of you.
01:02:24 Comandante.
01:02:27 I think you should
01:02:29 ...as I know you will not
01:02:34 If we joined the troops,
01:02:38 We prefer, and I speak for both...
01:02:41 ...to die on this mountain rather than
01:02:45 We'll make the maximum effort
01:02:49 This is the last straw.
01:02:51 While the strong
01:02:55 ...these snot-nosed kids
01:02:59 Is there any logic here?
01:03:10 The important ones aren't the ones
01:03:14 ...and the ones
01:03:17 Listen to me.
01:03:19 Comandantes Raúl and Almeida
01:03:22 They will open the second and
01:03:25 Camilo...
01:03:27 ...will replace Sardiñas
01:03:33 Damn.
01:03:34 Look how generous the revolution is.
01:03:59 Individualism, the isolated action
01:04:04 ... must disappear from Cuba.
01:04:10 It's very easy
01:04:13 ... the individual
01:04:15 ... or to express true human nature.
01:04:19 A child has one toy and wants two...
01:04:23 ... that child gets
01:04:26 This is human nature. Isn't it?
01:04:29 But when a whole society
01:04:33 ... or when it becomes a monopoly
01:04:37 ... is that human nature?
01:04:40 This is exactly
01:04:47 Ye, of course,
01:04:50 ... who have accepted the
01:04:53 ... to lead in the name of society
01:05:08 Long live free Cuba!
01:05:15 Will they have much time to respond?
01:05:18 Each one will have ten minutes.
01:05:22 - From the podium?
01:05:27 - And my rebuttal?
01:05:31 - Also from the floor?
01:05:37 My government has nothing to do...
01:05:39 ...with the fact that every day...
01:05:42 ...in Cuban circles, to bolster
01:05:47 ...they announce
01:05:51 ...armed with revolvers...
01:05:54 ...and small-caliber weapons
01:05:58 ...according to
01:06:02 ...has at their disposal,
01:06:45 Absolutely false are...
01:06:48 ...the accusations...
01:06:49 ...that acts of genocide are being
01:06:54 Moreover,
01:06:58 ...that a Cuban representative...
01:07:01 ...dares to make judgements
01:07:04 ...the unique and exclusive patrimony
01:07:10 ...a truly free people...
01:07:12 ...which has
01:07:15 ...with elections whose legitimacy
01:07:19 The tragedy
01:07:22 ...lies in not having known how to
01:07:27 ...into an administration
01:07:30 The greatest flaw of their leaders...
01:07:33 ...is that they suffer from excessive
01:07:38 ...and prevents them
01:07:41 ...which are typical of America...
01:07:43 ...like the Mexican revolution
01:07:48 I, who lived
01:07:54 ...and who perhaps
01:07:57 ...that there has
01:07:59 ...and pain for the Cuban people.
01:08:02 In my brief reply to your capricious
01:08:07 ...l'd like to finish
01:08:10 ..."don't defend me, compadre."
01:08:14 JANUARY 1, 1958
01:08:53 Vilo!
01:08:55 Take the sick to the shelter!
01:08:57 To the shelter!
01:08:59 Don't run. Don't run.
01:09:15 Hurry up!
01:09:17 Come on!
01:09:19 Let's go in!
01:09:46 One, two, three.
01:09:53 Polo. Take the prisoners
01:09:58 Polo. Make sure no one mistreats
01:10:02 - Understood, Roberto?
01:10:06 Come on, walk!
01:10:13 Che!
01:10:16 They killed Ciro,
01:10:21 We couldn't recover his body.
01:11:01 May I talk to you for a second, sir?
01:11:10 They were very well organized.
01:11:12 - More than we expected?
01:11:15 They have a school, hospital,
01:11:20 They must have been here months.
01:11:23 What do you want me to do
01:11:29 Torch it.
01:11:34 I need you to go to Minas del Frío...
01:11:36 ...and create a training camp.
01:11:39 What for?
01:11:43 I want you to be personally
01:11:49 What about my column?
01:11:51 Ramiro can take your place for now.
01:11:58 You know
01:12:03 - I don't understand.
01:12:08 It makes sense, teach.
01:12:10 Who can do that better than you?
01:12:15 Tell me. No one, man.
01:12:17 Look, when this is over...
01:12:20 ...Cuba and the revolution
01:12:39 Even if I had a different opinion...
01:12:44 ... even if I felt I had been demoted...
01:12:48 ... I knew Fidel had his reasons,
01:12:57 Yes, that's why
01:13:01 But he always made it really clear...
01:13:03 ... that we were the only ones
01:13:21 After the failure
01:13:23 ... there was no more doubt.
01:13:25 The 26th of July Movement was the
01:13:30 That's what a leader does. He
01:13:38 Tell her she's proved
01:13:41 ... that I'd rather face a soldier
01:13:47 They see us rebels as agitators...
01:13:49 ...people who want to gain prestige
01:13:53 But we don't see ourselves like that.
01:13:56 We see ourselves as a small army
01:13:59 Fidel has to be the Commander
01:14:05 But we have to propose it with tact.
01:14:09 Our relationship with the Communist
01:14:14 We raised funds by naming Fidel
01:14:22 Outside of Cuba, he's the only
01:14:27 No one is saying that in the plains
01:14:31 But what is clear
01:14:34 ...is that defeating Batista doesn't
01:14:38 We also have to overthrow
01:14:41 ...in order to prevent another coup.
01:14:44 Being under
01:14:46 ...isn't any better than being under
01:14:50 Latour, you're still thinking
01:14:54 Cuba won't be
01:14:58 Cuba is for the Cuban people.
01:15:01 I'll do everything I can
01:15:05 ...but I don't think
01:15:10 And we understand it, Faustino.
01:15:13 Precisely,
01:15:16 "Stalinists"?
01:15:18 From now on, the coordination
01:15:23 ...will serve the needs of
01:15:29 Fidel Castro will become Commander
01:15:35 Long live the Revolution!
01:15:39 MAY 3, 1958
01:15:50 I want to congratulate you, Fidel...
01:15:53 ...because today you entered the path
01:15:58 A path that...
01:16:01 ...will prove to the world...
01:16:04 ...it's possible to get to power
01:16:08 ...supported by the people.
01:16:13 It's not only me, Ernesto.
01:16:15 It's all of us.
01:16:17 This wouldn't be possible
01:16:25 I want you to organize a new front.
01:16:29 Once we start this offensive...
01:16:30 ...I want to take the war down from
01:16:36 You'll have to unite
01:16:39 We have to take control of Las Villas
01:16:44 Camilo's going to head in the same
01:16:51 There will be no victory in Havana...
01:16:54 ...without victory in Las Villas.
01:16:58 Getting all the groups to work
01:17:02 So, I hope you have
01:17:09 And one other thing.
01:17:11 I know you are very reckless...
01:17:13 ...but you can't always
01:17:16 You are too important to us.
01:17:19 It's an order.
01:17:30 I want to respond
01:17:32 ...even though I did not understand
01:17:37 I believe he referred to Cuba...
01:17:41 ...Argentina and somewhat
01:17:46 In any event,
01:17:48 I hope the Nicaraguan delegate
01:17:49 found no North American accent
01:17:53 because that
01:17:56 But one thing is for sure,
01:18:00 ...like the ones being committed
01:18:03 ...by the political police of
01:18:07 ...if I am not misinformed.
01:18:09 This police force has committed
01:18:12 ...executions, which is to say:
01:18:16 The Panamanian delegate...
01:18:18 ...who has been kind
01:18:21 ...as I am called
01:18:23 ...began speaking
01:18:26 While Cuba spoke
01:18:27 about the North American
01:18:30 ...the Panamanian delegation...
01:18:32 ...continued speaking in this vein,
01:18:39 ...to that American
01:18:42 ...the Panamanian government
01:18:43 broke off relations
01:18:47 On to Mr. Stevenson.
01:18:53 Mr. Stevenson again claims
01:18:57 ...that neither airplanes nor boats
01:19:02 ...that pirate attacks just happen.
01:19:07 Due to the demands of imperialism,
01:19:10 our Prime Minister
01:19:13 ...to secure peace in the Caribbean.
01:19:17 And these are...
01:19:18 First:
01:19:20 A halt to the economic blockade and
01:19:25 ...imposed by the United States all
01:19:30 Second:
01:19:31 Halt all subversive activities,
01:19:34 ...the launch and distribution
01:19:37 by air and water...
01:19:39 ...organization
01:19:42 ...infiltration of spies and saboteurs...
01:19:44 ...and all actions carried out from
01:19:49 ...or accomplice countries.
01:19:52 Third:
01:19:53 Halt all pirate attacks
01:19:57 ...in the United States
01:20:03 Fourth:
01:20:04 Halt all airspace
01:20:08 ...by U.S. aircraft and warships.
01:20:11 Fifth:
01:20:13 Withdrawal from the
01:20:15 ...and return of Cuban territory
01:20:25 This great mass of humanity has said
01:20:29 This march of giants will not stop
01:20:35 ...forwhich so many died in vain.
01:20:40 All of this, my fellow delegates...
01:20:43 ...is the new stance of
01:20:46 ...a stance captured by the cry...
01:20:49 ...that is shouted
01:20:53 ...as an expression of our
01:20:56 ...paralyzing the strikes
01:20:59 ...an outcry that counts the support
01:21:03 ...and especially the socialist camp
01:21:08 This cry is "Homeland or death!"
01:21:30 Che!
01:21:34 That's Las Villas,
01:21:43 OCTOBER 16, 1958
01:21:47 Camilo arrived a few weeks ago and
01:21:50 - Very good.
01:21:54 Yes, thanks. Of all the groups
01:21:57 ...the Communist Party was
01:22:00 I'm not surprised, Comandante.
01:22:02 Most of these groups
01:22:06 Months ago, Menoyo broke from the
01:22:11 Since then, each one has carved out
01:22:14 There's been open hostility
01:22:17 Where does the 26th of
01:22:21 Recently,
01:22:24 I think both groups...
01:22:27 ...are on the brink
01:22:30 We're ready to cooperate
01:22:33 ...in all military maneuvers.
01:22:36 We even agree with
01:22:40 ...as long as it's done reasonably...
01:22:45 ...and brings in money.
01:22:48 Landowners should be pressured...
01:22:52 ...to sell their idle land
01:22:56 But it should be sold at cost.
01:22:59 Will you be the one fixing the price?
01:23:01 How can a peasant
01:23:05 But, what do you want?
01:23:09 So they can destroy it
01:23:11 The owner of the land
01:23:15 Comandante,
01:23:17 you have permission to institute
01:23:21 ...but the Second Front will continue
01:23:25 Menoyo, the region belongs to us all.
01:23:31 The only thing
01:23:34 ...is any kind of deal
01:23:38 We'll never do business
01:23:41 We need to attack
01:23:44 But you can't attack Güinía de
01:23:48 We have more experience
01:23:52 Do you think the Americans are just
01:23:56 No, man, listen.
01:23:59 We shouldn't be
01:24:06 So, you're one of those who think
01:24:10 ...behind the backs of the Americans?
01:24:13 No, man.
01:24:17 I can do more
01:24:21 ...than you can
01:24:24 ...and all the balls
01:24:29 Look, Peña, the day I have
01:24:34 ...will be the day I stop fighting.
01:24:38 If you don't take Güinía de Miranda
01:24:44 I am Comandante Ernesto Guevara.
01:24:49 He is Comandante Ramiro Valdés.
01:24:53 And he is Captain Victor Bordón.
01:24:58 I just want to say three things.
01:25:01 First:
01:25:03 From now on, I am the only one...
01:25:08 ...in charge of
01:25:13 Second:
01:25:16 We will enforce strict discipline.
01:25:20 And third:
01:25:23 The fighting is going to intensify.
01:25:28 Whoever is not ready to sacrifice
01:25:32 ...can leave his gun on the ground...
01:25:35 ...and abandon the column...
01:25:38 ...immediately.
01:25:51 Fire.
01:26:20 Give it to me, damn it!
01:26:35 Homeland or death!
01:27:05 You're ready?
01:27:15 Thank you.
01:27:25 Tell Oltuski the money
01:27:28 Will do.
01:27:33 Excuse me.
01:27:34 The police are looking for me
01:27:38 I need to stay here.
01:27:42 Well, you can stay
01:27:45 ...because we don't
01:27:49 I want you to know that
01:27:52 ...l've been working in the
01:27:54 I've been taking weapons, bombs, and
01:27:58 I think that gives me the right
01:28:01 Okay.
01:28:02 We've started taxing...
01:28:06 ...some of the largest landowners.
01:28:08 I need someone to collect the money.
01:28:11 You can start with that
01:28:14 Thanks.
01:28:16 Ramiro.
01:28:19 The girl here will collect the taxes.
01:28:21 Okay.
01:28:32 We were finally
01:28:36 It was like a wave.
01:28:39 When we arrived in the towns,
01:28:44 And many of them even joined us.
01:28:52 True, but in reality, that battle...
01:28:55 ... had been buildingsteam...
01:28:57 ... for nearly 100 years.
01:29:00 When people hate their government,
01:29:17 One machine gun, 180 rifles...
01:29:20 ...and 9,000 rounds of ammunition.
01:29:23 Víctor, we need you to blow
01:29:26 The Cabaiguán bridge? Now?
01:29:28 Yes. Now.
01:29:32 How did it go?
01:29:34 I couldn't collect the money.
01:29:37 In Placetas, the police
01:29:39 Rogelio!
01:29:41 Take the compañeras back to camp.
01:29:43 Wait a minute.
01:29:47 ...I know these towns like the back
01:29:51 I already have a guide.
01:30:04 Don't worry.
01:30:07 Don't be like that. Calm down, girl.
01:30:12 Don't worry.
01:30:26 Do you know Cabaiguán?
01:30:37 And tell Millián
01:30:40 We'll attack the garrison.
01:30:42 Perfect.
01:30:53 Che.
01:30:54 We have to give you a tetanus shot.
01:30:58 No, it might trigger
01:31:01 Give me some aspirin.
01:31:10 Comandante, this is the Virgin
01:31:13 ...the patron saint of Cuba to help
01:31:16 I hope it helps us
01:31:19 Goodbye!
01:31:21 - How are you? Does it hurt?
01:31:28 Here, for your arm.
01:31:30 Thanks.
01:31:33 Long live the revolution!
01:31:53 Shit, Argentine.
01:31:57 What happened to you?
01:31:58 - I just spoke to Fidel.
01:32:01 Santiago has almost surrendered.
01:32:04 Santa Clara is the only thing
01:32:06 Batista's throwing everything
01:32:09 That's why...
01:32:11 ...when you take Remedios
01:32:14 ...we can then take
01:32:18 Give me a light.
01:32:26 I know what I'm going
01:32:29 I'll put you in a cage...
01:32:31 ...tourthe country
01:32:33 We'll be rich, man!
01:32:42 What made you join the Movement?
01:32:45 Well, I was in college when Fidel
01:32:50 When I read his speech defense
01:32:53 ...I knew he was the only one
01:32:56 And that he would do it fighting,
01:33:00 - Does your family support you?
01:33:03 My cousin was killed.
01:33:07 The brutality of the army
01:33:13 I think they got scared...
01:33:14 ...when they saw
01:33:23 You don't look like a Communist.
01:33:25 And what do Communists
01:33:27 Well, not like you.
01:33:29 We come in all colors.
01:33:36 Do you expect to stay in Cuba
01:33:41 My wife and my daughter
01:33:43 I have to keep them in mind.
01:33:46 Of course.
01:33:51 I'm Lieutenant Pérez Valencia.
01:33:54 The rebel army...
01:33:56 ...is not what you have imagined.
01:33:58 Hand over your weapons
01:34:02 Stay on the air, over.
01:34:05 Santa Clara
01:34:07 It's a lost cause for these people.
01:34:09 Attention, Che, attention.
01:34:11 Listen, could you resolve
01:34:15 ...the instructions, the instructions
01:34:19 ... so tell me if you understand,
01:34:22 Over, Che.
01:34:23 Camilo, I hear you perfectly...
01:34:26 ...your record is broken,
01:34:31 How long will you be in Yaguajay?
01:34:34 Three days, maybe a week.
01:34:36 The more time you stay there...
01:34:39 ...the harder it will be here, Camilo.
01:34:43 Don't dare to enter the city
01:34:48 Camilo, it's fair to
01:34:51 Sharing the glory is fine,
01:34:54 ...don't do that to me.
01:34:57 Over and out, Che.
01:35:14 It's good to have you in Santa Clara,
01:35:18 The city's forces
01:35:21 Can those forces
01:35:25 The best beans in the world, Colonel.
01:35:33 Sit down.
01:36:26 Santa Clara was all they had left.
01:36:30 ... the only thing linking Havana
01:36:34 ... though we hadn't slept for days...
01:36:36 ... and the army
01:36:39 ... at that point, safely waiting
01:36:43 more dangerous.
01:36:46 People of Santa Clara...
01:36:48 ... this is Comandante Guevara
01:36:52 The enemy wants us to live in fear...
01:36:54 ... but it is they who should be afraid.
01:36:58 The situation of the military regime
01:37:03 ... because their soldiers
01:37:09 Santa Clara...
01:37:10 ... if there has ever been
01:37:14 ... for our freedom,
01:37:19 That moment has come.
01:37:37 I want air strikes...
01:37:40 ...all around the neighborhoods.
01:37:43 Torch those bastards!
01:38:18 He's dead.
01:38:22 Cover him with that sheet.
01:38:24 I need more help.
01:38:26 - Aleida.
01:38:27 Talk to Camajuani
01:39:20 Yes?
01:39:22 Comandante, it's Rogelio
01:39:29 Speak to me, Rogelio.
01:39:31 Comandante,
01:39:35 Is it safe?
01:39:38 Good.
01:39:39 Go with 16 men to the train tracks
01:39:44 ...and wait there.
01:39:46 Alright.
01:40:45 The tank is screwing us...
01:40:47 The machine gun
01:40:48 For Guile and Ramiro.
01:40:49 - What's the highest position?
01:40:52 Then you have to take the church,
01:40:54 Of course, Comandante.
01:40:58 Go.
01:41:11 Hit it hard.
01:41:20 How many houses
01:41:22 Five.
01:41:24 Little Cowboy, it's too many.
01:41:28 Hit it hard. Fuck.
01:42:40 Get down, Little Cowboy,
01:43:04 Stay here.
01:43:49 Aleida!
01:44:08 - What the fuck are you doing?
01:44:12 They hit Little Cowboy.
01:44:16 Tamayo. What happened?
01:44:21 They got Little Cowboy,
01:44:23 What happened to him?
01:44:24 We claimed a rooftop
01:44:28 ...and then, he got shot in the head.
01:44:41 Take him to the medical station.
01:44:49 Tamayo.
01:44:51 You are now in charge
01:44:54 Keep breaking the walls
01:44:57 They need to pay for this.
01:45:09 The rebels
01:45:11 and our tanks
01:45:14 Shit.
01:45:19 Get Havana on the phone.
01:45:24 Tell them to airlift
01:45:28 We're going to secure this city
01:45:31 ...and street by street.
01:45:34 Send a battalion.
01:46:48 Where are you going?
01:46:50 I don't want to fight anymore.
01:46:55 Let me go.
01:47:03 Anyone else want to leave?
01:47:09 Cease fire!
01:47:12 Cease fire!
01:47:32 Tell your men
01:47:34 I'm not going to negotiate
01:47:38 You forgot to leave your gun.
01:47:40 - Give me that gun.
01:47:46 I said I wouldn't negotiate
01:47:49 That's okay.
01:47:53 Comandante.
01:47:55 I give you my word of honor that
01:47:58 ...we won't fire another shot.
01:48:00 I believe your word of honor.
01:48:03 But I can't let those bullets kill
01:48:07 You have 16 minutes
01:48:11 If not, you will be
01:48:22 Shit!
01:48:28 Send this box to Camilo in Yaguajay.
01:48:31 Aleida, come here.
01:49:04 Call them on the telephone.
01:49:08 We agree to a ceasefire to get
01:49:19 - I advise you to surrender.
01:49:23 What's wrong with you?
01:49:32 Your Colonel wants you
01:49:36 We don't want more Cubans to die.
01:49:41 Give up yourweapons...
01:49:43 ...and you will live.
01:49:50 Turn in your weapons!
01:49:53 Now!
01:50:11 Well.
01:50:15 The Colonel and I...
01:50:17 ...are going on a special mission
01:50:22 Keep up the resistance
01:50:26 Whatever you say, Colonel.
01:50:31 Shoot anyone who tries to leave.
01:50:46 Who is this?
01:50:48 That's Sánchez, the police captain.
01:50:51 We found torture instruments
01:51:01 You know,
01:51:05 Tell me.
01:51:07 Leave it to me.
01:52:13 Don't shoot,
01:52:17 Turn in your weapons!
01:52:29 Come on, hurry up!
01:52:47 Camilo took Yaguajay and he
01:52:52 We just heard the news
01:52:54 It looks like Batista
01:52:58 Yes, sir. Right now.
01:53:06 It's General Cantillo calling
01:53:11 Okay, leave.
01:53:14 Yes, General?
01:53:16 I'm negotiating directly with
01:53:21 I'm in command of the army now,
01:53:26 I authorize you to negotiate
01:53:30 You can't surrender
01:53:34 As you say, General.
01:53:39 Captain!
01:53:41 I need to talk to Guevara.
01:53:45 I've spoken to Fidel Castro. There's
01:53:50 This is a revolution, not a coup.
01:53:53 It's either unconditional surrender
01:53:57 ...by force.
01:53:59 And you'll be responsible
01:54:02 Be aware of the possibility that
01:54:06 ...militarily in Cuba.
01:54:08 If that happens,
01:54:12 ...as you will be supporting
01:54:16 In that case, your only
01:54:18 ...foryou to shoot yourself
01:54:22 Mr. Guevara, I need to talk
01:54:29 It's nineteen minutes past ten.
01:54:31 At eleven, I'll give the order
01:54:50 Sir, may I return home
01:54:53 No.
01:54:54 But we won the revolution already!
01:54:56 We just won the war,
01:55:05 Get all your things,
01:55:09 Aleida, you, too.
01:55:11 I'll need a guide.
01:55:13 - But I don't know Havana very well.
01:55:19 This man
01:55:21 Thanks for all
01:55:24 Not me - all of them.
01:55:30 Get ready.
01:55:44 He told me he was heading
01:55:45 in a military junta...
01:55:47 ...which was going to resolve
01:55:50 I told him murderers like him weren't
01:55:54 When I told him I was bringing
01:55:58 He begged me
01:56:01 What do you want
01:56:03 Keep him as a prisoner of war.
01:56:08 Comandante, place him under
01:56:11 Sure.
01:56:15 - Son of a bitch!
01:56:18 I can't see anything,
01:56:19 ...and I see Roberto in the jeep,
01:56:24 ...with the pin still in it.
01:56:26 You're kidding.
01:56:27 So he's looking at me, smiling,
01:56:30 But, when he came out of the jeep
01:56:33 ...he stood up,
01:56:35 ...still holding the grenade
01:56:37 ...just like this, boy.
01:56:39 He could barely walk because
01:56:42 ...and suddenly...
01:56:44 ...his eyes went up and then...
01:56:47 ...he fainted with the grenade
01:56:53 Good one!
01:57:01 Who has a light?
01:57:03 Not me.
01:57:09 Hey, this was mine!
01:57:15 - Gentlemen.
01:57:18 I'm going to the Capital.
01:57:21 - See you in Havana.
01:57:24 Ernesto.
01:57:33 Okay.
01:57:35 - Take care.
01:57:38 Don't worry, my man.
01:58:39 So then?
01:58:41 Are you coming with us?
01:58:44 Yes. Under one condition.
01:58:47 Which?
01:58:48 When we're done in Cuba...
01:58:50 ...you let me bring
01:58:54 You, too, are a little crazy.
01:59:03 It's a thing that I haven't seen
01:59:05 The rice is the most
01:59:10 Comandante,
01:59:15 Son, you're killing me!
01:59:18 Did I make you angry
01:59:22 I'm sorry,
01:59:27 No, son, you are loved,
01:59:31 - Goodnight, Comandante.
01:59:40 A symbol of what?
01:59:44 I can tell you one thing.
01:59:47 ... that we represented the hopes
01:59:52 And all eyes,
01:59:54 the oppressors...
01:59:59 ... were on us.
02:00:07 I was thirty.
02:00:15 See you in Havana!
02:00:18 It's Rogelio.
02:00:19 Tell him to stop.
02:00:21 Rogelio.
02:00:22 - What?
02:00:24 Yes, tell him to stop.
02:00:29 What are you doing with that car?
02:00:31 I'm driving it to Havana.
02:00:33 Who gave you authorization?
02:00:34 I took it. It belonged
02:00:38 Don't "man" me, Rogelio.
02:00:40 Even if it was Batista's,
02:00:45 Go back to Santa Clara
02:00:49 And then you will go to Havana
02:00:55 I'd rather walk than drive
02:00:59 JANUARY 2, 1959
02:01:21 Unbelievable.
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