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"A sexually repressed society
will resort to violence." Wilhelm Reich
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What are you doing here?
You were supposed to stay inside.
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I didn't know you had another job.
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I called these guys. One during
the day and another one at night.
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Let's go.
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Lie down as flat as you can.
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And if we got to stop, pull that old tarp
and cover yourself and don't move.
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I'm going to drop in the place of a friend.
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It's at night, but at least you
have something to eat.
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Why are you doing all of this?
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Because you're in trouble.
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You know you don't owe me anything.
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Don't talk like that.
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That's no help.
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Angela, this is Bill.
I told you about him.
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I'm going to go to Roberto's to find a
place for him to stay for a couple of days.
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I should be back in an hour.
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Go have a seat.
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I'll bring you something to eat.
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I don't have any money.
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That's OK.
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Most people who come here
don't have any money.
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Luis said he's trying to get you
out of here in the next truck.
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That's his idea.
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Well, if I understood correctly,
you are in some kind of trouble.
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Yeah ...
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You don't look like someone
who gets into trouble.
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That's 'cause, in a way, I probably
still look like a banker.
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I jumped bail.
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You don't like it?
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I'm not very hungry.
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Angela, can I pay tomorrow?
- No problem.
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Bye. - Adios.
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That was Luis who called.
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His friend, Roberto, has been arrested.
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He asked if you could find a place
to stay for tonight,
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and he can meet you here tomorrow.
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Sure ...
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Thanks for the food.
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Sure.
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Do you have a place to go?
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Ola.
- How are you?
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Very good. How are you?
Oh, thank you.
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You're welcome.
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What did she give you?
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A quarter.
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Why?
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I give her some food every night,
and she insists on giving me a quarter.
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Out of dignity.
She will not accept free food.
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Even if she can't feed her kids,
and she has three jobs.
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Three jobs?
- Yeah ...
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she sells flowers in the evening,
as you can see.
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She cleans offices at night and
during the day she works in a sweatshop ...
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with her oldest daughter.
-A "sweatshop"?
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Yeah... you know ...
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the kind where they work twelve hours a day
with half an hour break ...
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for less than minimum wage.
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Her husband left her.
She's all alone.
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See? Not much dignity there.
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Not much luck either.
- Do you believe in luck?
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I believe more in bad luck.
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You?
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Yeah... I believe everything in life
happens from bad luck...
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and will.
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Will? You mean like the will of God?
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No ... No.
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I mean your own will.
I stopped believing in God a long time ago.
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Really?
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Yeah. Too many people
who died in His name.
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It's here.
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Welcome to my living scrapbook.
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It's safe.
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We're on the roof,
so it's a little hot.
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That door goes out.
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And when one person needs privacy,
the other one can go outside.
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Listen... I don't have
to stay here.
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Of course you don't.
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Don't worry.
I'm used to having people here.
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The other good thing about being on the roof,
is that from up there you can see the world.
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Come out. I'll show you.
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What's that?
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That is ...
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The "L" of "Life."
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See?
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I also have the "H".
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There's no "H" in "Life".
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So, it must be the "H" of "Hell".
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I take it, you don't
believe in Hell either?
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Oh, yeah. I believe in Hell.
I believe in Hell on Earth.
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I see it every day.
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It was the old sign from the hotel.
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I dragged it in at the beginning.
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It still worked. It was my only source
of light. I got used to it.
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From up here you can hear
all the life of the city...
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and you can see all layers of society.
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on that side only poor people.
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Dealers, prostitutes ...
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below us is a transient hotel ...
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for those who don't have anything anymore
but still need to find a way to survive
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over here we have middle class people ...