Nina

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I've got a theory. Individuals are divided in two categories:

the ordinary and the extraordinary.

Ordinary people are correct...

those living in obedience and who like living like that.

Now, the extraordinary are those who create something new...

all those who break the old laws, the destroyers.

The first maintain the world as it is.

The others will move the world to attain to their objectives...

even if to do so, they have to commit a crime.

Daddy, don't let them, don't let them.

Look at me.

What d'you think l am?

An ordinary or an extraordinary person?

Extraordinary.

Ordinary.

Ordinary, and proud of it. That 's what l am.

-Right on. -There's gonna be a chill out...

...today at my place at four. -Tell me, is this stuff any good?

Bye!

Thanks, Ana!

What a life!

-What is that you're wearing? -Why?

You don't like it?

Stop your tormenting.

Spare me, please.

-Maverick liked it. -l hate nicknames.

His name is Tito, understand?

Tito.

Like a Tango singer, huh?

The cat is mine.

l'll call it whatever l want to.

l wanted to tell you something:

The rent is due. When are you going to pay?

l'm trying to get the money.

Before the weekend, at the most, l'll pay.

You better pay.

Or you won't be able to live here.

Don't pay, nor help.

Think this is some kind of flop joint.

So how about it, Alice? Where's the cash?

-l've almost got it, Ana. -Almost?

Then get it!

Go on, girl! Get moving!

-l'm sorry. -What 's wrong?

l can't do it with someone wearing a tattoo like that.

-Wait. l was only 16 years old. -Tough luck.

Again, Nina?

Sorry.

Can l order?

A roast beef sandwich with creamed corn and mayonnaise on the side.

A cheeseburger with bacon, fries and a chocolate milkshake.

To drink, a Diet Coke with lemon and lots of ice.

-A ham and cheese, but on rye bread. -Sorry, no rye bread.

l want a burger with everything, except lettuce.

-l didn't order this. -Where's my orange juice?

Did you hear what l said? l didn't ask for this.

For Christ 's sake, didn't l tell you, ''no mayonnaise''? Stupid.

-What 's this? -Here. Without mayonnaise...

...like you ordered. -Are you crazy? What 's this?

-What are you doing? -What 's this, Nina? You crazy?

What were you thinking?

Dona Eulália.

What is this?

Yogurt.

l'm talking about the label, Dona Eulália.

lt 'sery simple.

You don't get it?

Everything with my name is mine...

and everything with your name is yours.

Nothing has my name.

Then nothing is yours.

l can't eat anything?

You can.

Sure you can.

lf you buy it, all right?

Who is it?

Okay, okay.

How's it going, Carlão?

l brought some things here for you to see. l need some money.

Look at this CD.

lt 's techno. Real cool.

l don't like that kind of music, Nina. Sorry, babe.

So buy this T-shirt. Almost new, l hardly used it.

''Don't have an ox''.

No way, Nina.

Please, Carlão...

you gotta help me.

You wearing panties?

Yeah, why?

lf you take them off, l'll buy them.

Give me the money.

C'mon, quick!

-Not enough. -l know, Dona Eulália.

l can count. l'll be getting the rest.

You'd better be, because otherwise...

you won't be able to stay here anymore.

Don't you worry.

l'm looking for a place to take my things.

''Don't worry''?

''Don't worry''.

You don't get it, do you?

Until you pay me...

what you owe me...

all of it...

nothing of yours leaves this house...

understood?

Dona Eulália, where's my money?

What money?

The money my mother sent me in her letter, and which you... stole.

l didn't stole it.

You owed me and l took it. lt 's mine.

But, Dona Eulália, l just gave you some money.

What about the interest?

You forget the interest, huh?

l don't even have enough money to eat.

That 's not...

my problem.

Good morning.

The water's still free, isn't it?

The water still is.

But the milk...

you drank last night isn't.

But l didn't drink a thing, Dona Eulália.

Yes, you did.

Did you, or didn't you?

-Old miser! -Did you, or didn't you?

Bitchy old hag!

l don't deserve this, l just don't deserve this!

l'm gonna finish that old hag off.

Another one. The same.

l bought bread and milk, and l've made your tea.

There's no use...

trying to charm me.

Jeez, l was just trying to be nice.

Good, this tea. lt 's tasty.

Must be imported. Windsor, it says. Really good.

l almost forgot.

The telephone bill is due.

l've added up your calls and this is your part. Check it out.

Dona Eulália, l don't have this much money.

Nina! Clean that corner over there better.

Then the table.

You cleaned the top, but you forgot to clean under it.

Then the wall next to the floor. l want that real clean.

NIna!

You onIy cIeaned the top...

of the tabIe.

And I forgot,sorry, fIrst...

Iwant everythIng perfect!

NIna!

That corner nearthe waII.

You don't cIean very weII. You don't pay attentIon.

You're Iazy!

-No way, Alice, forget it. -Nina...

it 's no big deal. You got it all mixed up.

You're going to be with me.

-lt won't work. -Look...

there's a nightclub, a gay nightclub. l know the owner.

We could work as strippers, make some money, it might be good.

Are you crazy?

You think anyone's gonna pay to see me take off my clothes?

Listen, you need money. Me too.

Nina.

Nina.

Nina.

Are you listening?

-Nina, l'm talking with you. -What is it?

The cat has disappeared.

-l've looked all over for him. -Who?

-l can't find him. Tito! -Maverick?

No, not Maverick. Tito!

l haven't seen him, Dona Eulália.

Did you...

do something with the cat?

Of course not, Dona Eulália. l like Maverick.

lf l find out...

you did something to the cat.

l'll kill you!

lt 's nothing personal, Maverick. You're on your own.

Can l help you?

lf you could, thank you.

You just walk normally.

-l'll hold on to you. -Okay.