The first 200 lines.
Ending the search for the crew of the Amonites.
- Copy that. - Copy that. Over and out.
Julio!
Mum!
They can't go, we have to keep looking!
Sica!
Hello, good morning.
I wanted to know how the procedure is going.
Oh, okay.
I'll wait.
I spoke to you last week.
Yes, the Amonites.
What?
I already told you that Marine Search and Rescue stopped looking.
The body didn't turn up and it won't turn up.
What else can I say?
I already brought the documents you asked me for last week.
Right...
A stamp is missing...
What stamp?
All right, I'II expect your call.
What's up, Mum?
The insurance only covers the Amonles' buII.
Nothing else.
I found it in a box.
Sica...
It's war!
That doesn't count.
Are you coming or not?
Sica, I'm not going.
-I'm not going to Fuma das Grallas. -How so?
We went every day, you couldn't hear anything.
Wake up. There's nothing there.
But we have to go.
One...
Two...
Three.
-I won. -Cheat!
Cheat!
I went to Fuma das Grallas today and I heard Dad.
Do you reaIIy think you'II hear your dad through a hole?
Everyone knows that's where seamen's souIs go to rest.
Do you think JuIio saw him fall into the sea?
The lifeboat was new, there was room for three.
Couldn't he do anything for him? Did you ask him?
That's enough.
Leave him alone.
You can't imagine What it's like to lose your colleagues
and still be alive.
I won’t ask him anything.
Then don't say he won't turn up.
Julio... please.
My mum won't tell me.
You were there that night. What happened?
Julio, lend a hand.
Help these guys here...
-It's not much, but we have to help. -Like always.
With the sea like this, there's nothing to catch.
We don't earn enough for petrol.
Weather doesn't help, the sea doesn't help...
There are fewer and fewer octopus.
All right, I'm finishing up.
You guys all look very happy. Start making some room for me.
I'll get in at midnight, so you'll be asleep.
There'll be a groundswell tomorrow
I miss you so much.
Rest, my Iittle one.
Can you all imagine our Costa da Morte,
the way it looks there on the globe,
covered in snow all year round?
Hard to imagine, right? But true.
Today we're going to learn, by means of the Maunder minimum...
Does that ring a bell with anyone?
No.
We'll find out Why that happens.
Maunder was an English astronomer Who studied solar activity.
Here we can see a lot of sunspots.
This astronomer found that these incredibly abundant spots
became exceedingly rare,
and where normally the sun shows about 40,000 spots on its surface,
Maunder found only 50 sunspots during a period of 70 years.
Can you imagine the consequences that had?
Only 50 sunspots.
Bye, Sica.
Hey, look, “Roadrunner" is here!
Sica...
Where did you buy those boots?
They're cool. How much did they cost you?
Same as yours, but yours are uglier.
-Sure you don't have...? -Leave her alone.
Come on, Leda.
See you, Sica.
That was a hell of a fall.
Nausica, right? Your dad was skipper of the Amonles.
Sica. And What's it to you?
Well, I'm not really bothered.
I just wanted to help you.
I live with my father and my grandmother, near here.
So, What do I care?
All right.
But I have some info that might interest you.
-Oh, yeah? -Yeah.
Tell me then.
There's going to be a massive tide in three days
that will return everything that doesn't belong in the sea.
Same as usual.
No, not the same as usual.
How do you know?
I learnt about it.
I'm Suso.
Nice to meet you. See you around.
Global warming causes a rise in the sea level
The rise in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
produces an increasing amount of heat
This warms up the oceans and melts the ice.
The continental ice sheet of Greenland and West Antarctica
is also decreasing at a rapid rate.
The rapidly rising sea level has devastating effects on the coast
Wow, you can really hear it.
It goes Iub-dub, Iub-dub.
When you're angry, it goes faster.
...the contamination of groundwater
and the loss of habitat for fish, plants, animals, and humans.
What if we go to Barcelona?
I can find work there.
Rising sea levels means more violent storms
in large cities.
I won’t leave here until I find Dad.
Sica...
So What are we doing here?
Come on!
Come on, move it, we've got to keep looking!
Who's this “friend" Who said they might turn up today?
He's not a “friend". And What if they turn up?
If you were smarter, you'd be thinking of other stuff.
Like wearing make-up to attract boys?
Leda, look. There's something there.
Down there.
A load of plastic.
What are you doing?
I'm off. Tell your “friend" he's crazy.
Sica, listen carefully.
It's important you listen to me and go home.
Sica, go home. Now! Go home!
It's him.
Did you love Dad?
Of course I did.
A lot.
You won't need to go back and look for him on the beach.
The sea gave him back to us.
If you loved him so much, Why don't you cry?
You're in my thoughts. Be strong, Carmen.
I'm sorry for your loss.
The sea always takes its toll.
Carmen, I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry for your loss, Sica.
I'm sorry, Sica.
It's a tragedy.
You're in my thoughts.
Anton was the best skipper of all.
We're nothing compared to the sea.
It was where it shouldn't have been.
What were they doing?
They must have been up to something.
Just as well he turned up.
Poor Carmen.
Poor Carmen? What about Leda's mother?
She's the one who's left without a pension.
Daughter and sister of seamen. She's seen it all.
The more days that go by, the less chance there is.
If he doesn’t wash up in seven days, he stays in the sea.
Julio, listen to me.
We don't know anything about this, we have nothing to do with it.
Don't worry.
They're badgering me as well.
We'll talk about it.
Everything is fine.
We're off.
I saw you in town the other day.
With that guy. What's his name?
Yeah, Simon...
-I saw you with him. -Nothing to tell us?
My lips are sealed.
-Where did you go? -Around.
Playing cards, right?
Leda!
Leda!
Leda!
Leave me alone.
Sica, are you as smart as your mum?
-That isn't funny. -Isn't she a laugh?
I can lend your mum these glasses.
Maybe “La Catalana“ needs them.
Sorry?
If you have bad eyesight, you go to an eye doctor.
“La Catalana“ knows all the tricks.
That's how she knew it was her dad, “La Catalana“ must be a witch.
-Take that back. -No way.
Take it back, idiot!
What are you doing in my tree?
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