MIDNIGHT FAMILY
YOU HATE THE EDUCATION OF THIS CAPITALIST SYSTEM.
YOU'D BETTER STUDY, STUPID!
MASTER'S IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE
Regina! Girl!
- What the hell? - Girl...
Dude, what the hell? The first team is almost done!
Weren't we the first team?
Yeah.
But we managed to move things around.
Team two!
Regina Mora.
Bernardo Barrientos.
- Oscar Ruiz. - Here!
- María Gabriela Tamayo. - You can do it.
And Francisco Bravo, please.
Come in from this side.
Dude, if I don't get an A, I'm screwed.
- Good luck, everyone. - You too.
- Stay focused, okay? - You'll get an A.
Tamayo, nice of you to be here.
Let's make the most of it.
The facial nerve's pathway?
After leaving the temporal bone,
it goes through the stylomastoid foramen
and through the parotid gland.
It splits into the mandibular
and cervical branches,
innervating the muscles of the face and neck.
Give me a moment.
See?
Tamayo.
List the heart valves
and describe blood circulation.
We can't wait for you all day.
In a normal heart,
blood flows through the superior and inferior vena cava
towards the right atrium.
Then it flows to the right ventricle
through the tricuspid valve.
Venous blood
flows through the pulmonary artery,
which splits into the left and right pulmonary arteries,
until it reaches the alveoli
where the gas exchange takes place.
The information is correct.
Now show us the path.
I would be able to do so if this were a normal heart.
But it has a birth defect, a deformation.
It has an anomalous pulmonary venous return.
Not bad for a student who is always late and falls asleep in class.
Very good, great. You'll get an A.
- Maybe a D? - No, she's not passing. Too many absences.
We'll give you a B. You can go.
B? Why?
I even answered questions that were not part the exam.
You were late.
For the test.
There are classes you've
only shown up twice.
You'll have to repeat this course.
Studying medicine in a university like this one
is not for those who can't take it seriously.
I don't care how brilliant you are.
Half of you won't pass this year.
If you like to party a lot, that's okay.
But you have a responsibility here.
And punctuality is a quality of a good doctor.
We'll give you a B.
Mora?
Insertion of the trapezius.
MARCUS WE ARE ON OUR WAY
I bet you're not coming tonight.
- Come on! Don't be a nerd! - I told you I'll go.
You should at least invite us to your parties.
Those seem to be much more awesome.
- Nah, you're lightweights. - Girl, calm down.
PEACE STRENGTH
Hey, I'm leaving you now.
The library is about to close, and I do study.
- Where? - To the library, girl.
You should learn from me.
Fucking Regina.
- See you later! - Bye!
Sure! Go "Study".
- Bye, girl! - Bye!
Come on, Tamayo! Join us tonight!
"Chango..."?
Yes... I'm on my way out.
But please don't make a scene here.
All right, sure.
Bye.
Hello.
I heard that you did well in the exam.
I'm happy for you.
Gossip does spread quick then!
It didn't go so well,
but thanks for keeping an eye out for me, Doctor Luna.
No need to thank me.
You're going to be an excellent doctor, it'd be such a shame to lose you.
You won't lose me if you behave well.
You're so cute.
But I'm being serious, don't let your guard down.
You're only starting the second year.
And this is quite a demanding program.
I thought you called to congratulate me.
Always.
But I'm also calling to tell you to take care of yourself.
You're overtaxing yourself by working at night
and studying during the day...
You'll burn out.
Or worse, you could put someone in danger.
- Hey, don't get mad! - I'm not mad, but I really have to go.
Tamayo!
- Tamayo! - What?
Tell me! You have a date tonight, don't you?
I don't even have a boyfriend! I have stuff to do.
Okay, okay.
Hey!
If you want to unwind a bit once you're finished,
I can pick you up. We can grab some beers,
and then go party or whatever. Sound good?
Wait, wait, wait.
I'll let you know, okay?
Hey, wait, wait.
What did you do to move us to the second group?
If you come to party with me, I'll tell you.
Cool.
Doctor María Gabriela Tamayo!
Show up at work!
Hurry up!
- What the fuck? - What?
Shut up!
We're not in the hood.
Are you embarrassed of us, doctor? Or what?
Shit.
How was your exam, honey?
It was okay, Dad. But I've told you you can't pick me up at school.
They're gonna kick me out for good.
182-Center Radio check.
Carmencita, copy.
La Claridad No 57.
I'm available. Over.
Let's go!
Hurry the fuck up! Before another one gets there.
Has life ever been cruel enough
to make you choose between two things you love?
Well... that's kind of happening to me.
The thing is, the rules of med school are quite clear...
If you're studying medicine, you can't practice as an undergraduate.
...and, as you will see... that's a problem.
Because, on one hand... I love school!
It's not a coincidence I'm the first Tamayo to go to college.
...even if it's been really hard.
...but also, there's nothing like the adrenaline rush of an ambulance.
In my family, we're all paramedics...
I've been in an ambulance for as long as I can remember.
My dad is a sort of legend in the world of bootleg ambulances.
Fuck off, geezer! Out of our way!
- Ah! Don't be an asshole! - See that?
Fuck you, man! Don't be an ass, bro!
Go back to sleep, assholes!
- You go back to sleep! - Shit, man.
For fuck's sake, Ramón!
It's not the fucking first time, man.
What is it?
They're gonna take our patient.
- Fuck! - Don't swear, for fuck's sake!
What? What are bootleg ambulances, you ask?
That's what they call us... bootleg, pirated ripoffs...
The thing is we provide a private service.
Hell, yeah! Hell, yeah! Hell, yeah!
- Step on it. He's right behind you, Ramón. - Hurry, hurry!
Hit the gas, Dad!
What the hell, man?
It's over.
I won't run over a dog to get there first.
Because you saved a dog, a person will die.
What are we going to do without the money?
Just so you know, at midnight...
you're on your own.
Hey, doctor.
Why are you so dressed up? A Tinder date?
No, bro.
A med school party for those who have a life...
"A med school party for those who have a life..."
Shut up, man.
What are you doing, Ramón?
The thing is, in this world of free competition...
The first one who gets to the accident get's the gig.
- Shit, Ramón! Hell yeah! - Hell yeah!
Game over, motherfuckers!
Hold on, hold on. Don't judge us just yet, huh?
We didn't make up the rules.
- Hell yeah! - Trust your dad, assholes.
Don't swear!
Great job, Ramón. I'm never going to doubt you again.
The pride of the family! Fuck yeah. Learn from my dad!
Let me explain...
The thing is, in Mexico City, the government has little over 100 ambulances
to care for a population of about... 10 million people.
Yeah. I know the math isn't adding up.
And that's where we come in.
May God save you and forget where he kept you, assholes.
See you around, old man! Let's see how you're going to find the patient.
AMBULANCE FIRST AID
Move on! Asshole! You're slowing!
Excuse me.
Move!
Excuse me!
- It's gonna be tough, Doc. - I know, man.
Please!
How are we going to get there? What's the address?
57-B, I think.
How the hell are we going to get through?
Move, move!
It's an emergency!
Step aside for the ambulance!
- Let's get out of here. - Let's go.
Let's go.
Be careful.
Hold it. Be careful.
And this fucking song is from Rocky to "Blondie."
Hit it, Oriental Sound.
Okay, buddy.
Hold on to your sister. Wait here.
You think you are very brave!
Do you think you are a fucker?
Don't touch my friend, motherfucker!
Are you gonna hit me too?
Are you gonna be an asshole again?
I'm the fucking!
Fucking everybody!
Move, please!
Go back to the ambulance, this doesn't look good.
Hurry the fuck up with your dad.
Come with me.
Okay, okay. Let me see, let me see.
Hi, I'm a paramedic. I'm gonna help you.
What's your name?
- Erica. - That's a nasty punch.
I need to stop your bleeding, okay?
- Press it. - Did you call for an ambulance?
- Yes. - Okay.
Tell me what happened.
- That idiot hit me! - Fuck you!
- Shut up! - Shut up!
- What are you looking at? - Take it easy, man.
We've just come to help, man.
I need you to close your eyes, Erica.
Open your eyes now.
That's right. We're doing well, Erica.
I need you to hold my hand with one of yours.
- Do you feel that? - Yes.
- Do you feel the other one? - Yes.
Did he hit you somewhere else? Did you faint?
No, I'm okay! It's just that asshole beat me!
My son hit you with his head.
But she crossed the line.
- You're fucking nosy! You old fart! - Easy, sit down.
- I love you, honey! - Easy, sit down.
I love you too, but you're a fucking ass!
Here, here.
Sorry, it's an emergency.
Move on. You're in the way.
Please, everyone. Make space for the ambulance.
Do you feel tingling anywhere on your body?
- No. - Okay.
Move your head to the left.
To the right.
- That's right. Does that hurt? - No.
Now the other one.
Doctor...
Let's go.
- You crossed the fucking line! - Calm down, son!
I didn't want to do it, but she's a bitch.
Move on. There is an emergency.
Julio!
Dad's here.
Hey, I have to take you to the hospital.
No, can you fix me here?
No, darling. We must go.
That's what you get for opening your mouth.
You must not argue with men. Time appeases them.
Right, miss?
No, no.
Come. Marcus, the first aid kit.
We'll take your friend.
Hold her from the other side.
What's up, man? Where are you taking my girl?
- Stop, don't do it! - Hey, hey, bro.
- Julito! - Coming, Dad!
Easy, bro. We've come to help.
- Let me take her. - Shut up, shithead!
Nanis's mates, Nanis's mates! Take him away to sober up!
Fucking finish him!
Finish him!
- Fuck you, Nanis! - Stop it, dear! Stop!
Enough! Enough! Calm down! I've had enough of you!
Marcus!
They're taking her away!
Easy, darling.
Look up. You've almost stopped bleeding.
Easy.
Sue that motherfucker. I can help you.
Come on. It's no big deal. It wasn't his fault.
I argued with him because he left a message for a girl with the DJ.
So he went crazy and I got crazier...
...and I started cussing at him.
No, but it's not your fault, darling. Okay?
Do you have health insurance?
No?
National insurance? Social insurance?
A private one?
No.
Okay, listen.
We're a private ambulance. Okay?
We charge you for attending to you and taking you to the hospital.
- Okay? - Is it expensive?
Don't worry about that.
I need you to give me the number of a relative
or you can call them
but someone has to pay for the transport and the hospital.
Okay?
Sister, they're calling you. It's a Barney or Bernie...
- Which hospital? - Wait.
Look, Eri. You'll be fine. I need you to give me a number.
I need a hug.
Look at her!
ALMENDROS CLINIC
- Easy, dear. the worst is now behind. - Ouch.
We're at the hospital. Easy.
Doctor, female, age 24, facial trauma.
Nose fracture, mild head trauma,
- and she needs a test... - Leave it to me, honey.
Prepare bed number four.
Prepare the IV.
Come on!
Name?
Ask Miss Tere.
The patient's name, dumbass.
Erica de la Paz.
How are you doing, Tere?
Good, and you?
I'm good. I'm glad.
Who's paying for the service?
She says her mom is on the way.
Okay.
What?
I mean...
As soon as her mom pays, we'll give you your part...
No, no, no? Shit, since when do you do that?
You sound like a newbie, Martha.
Half when they're admitted, and half when the bill is paid.
I was told something different.
That was my agreement with the boss.
Ask him, then.
And she wants me to take her to the movies.
Don't you wanna come instead?
I'm nobody's second choice, you know?
See? You're so mean.
Your pale face says everything.
As well as the scans.
Your heart's quite screwed.
It's been like that since my wife left.
Filled with pain.
Yeah.
I guess Lety is responsible for your clogged coronary arteries.
Will you charge me to tell me to stop eating junk food?
I know that already.
Listen, any doctor...
No...
Any scammer will say you need an emergency surgery.
But I'm your friend. I want to offer you a better option.
I've been doing a lot of research.
And I found a treatment that can help your heart.
Without having to cut you open!
Since when are you a cardiologist?
I've told you before.
I've been doing some research because I'm your friend.
And how much money are we talking?
It's not cheap, and you have to start now.
We are not doing so well, to be honest.
But we can make a deal.
Like an exchange. We can figure it out.
Okay.
Just don't tell my children, please.
By the way, I've got the Narcan your daughter ordered.
The only thing missing
is for you to pay the missing half.
It's all I have.
TRAUMATOLOGY AND ORTHOPEDICS
As an advance payment.
Do you think I'll recover?
You'll be fine. Easy.
Just put more medicine on it, huh?
What that guy did to you was not okay.
Do you have children?
Right. That's why it's so easy for you to say it.
Nanis is awesome to his kids.
Besides, this is the first time he does this.
I guess it would be great if it doesn't happen again.
What if it gets worse? What'll happen with your kids?
It won't get worse.
Look,
I'll leave you my number in case you need a witness or anything.
You can call me.
Come on. You can throw it away afterwards.
Give it a thought, dear.
The emergency funds are for emergencies, Ramón.
You can't use them on drugs we'll never use.
If we don't invest in drugs or equipment,
- we won't be able to offer... - We don't use them!
I agree with your sister.
But we've never needed Narcan.
Take a picture, it will last longer.
Are you going to the party like that?
What do you mean "like that"?
If you won't say I'm gorgeous, don't say anything.
So you won't say anything?
I've got a 124 at the intersection of Masaryk and Arquímedes, copy?
Copy, Carmen. We're on our way.
We'll get back what you spent.
Weren't you giving me a ride?
We won't get paid for that last ride until tomorrow
and you've spent all our money on a drug we don't use and will never use.
Fine.
I'll drop you at your party, doc. Don't worry.
That fancy neighborhood, hell yeah.
What a shame! You looked gorgeous.
Damn, they're following us, Ramón.
Officer, there's an emergency. Spare us.
Stop, ambulance. Stop.
Fuck my life.
Pull over.
- Motherfuckers. - Get in.
Don't come out.
- Good evening. - Good evening.
Officer, there's an emergency.
- We must leave now. - Yeah, give me your papers, please.
Your license and the ambulance permits.
- Officer, we really... - You'll leave soon. Give them to me.
Okay. Here are the papers.
Hey Tamayo, we're waiting for you.
And our licenses.
How's it going?
It says that your permit's renewal is in progress.
That's right, officer.
It's been like this for 15 days, right?
We go every day to see if it's ready and they say "Tomorrow."
Then you can't drive.
But...
- Officer. - We were told it was okay.
No, besides this isn't a public ambulance, right?
No, it's a private service, officer.
And your permit for that?
Please!
Officer, if you want money, we don't have any.
We're volunteers. This is a free service.
Listen, young man. Don't disrespect me.
No, no, no.
We'll have to tow your car.
Get out the ambulance.
- I'll be right back, Ramón. - Get off the ambulance!
- I'll be back. - Keep cool.
I'll be fast.
You know how many people would die if we're not there, officer?
What's your fee to save them?
How much you make from bribes?
- Don't disrespect me. - Enough, easy.
Your hands on the hood.
- Spread your legs. - Why don't you catch an actual criminal?
We're only doing our job.
- Come with us. - Okay, okay, officer.
But somebody will die.
- Well, tell me more later. - Calm down, son!
I'll get everything straightened out here with the officer.
Come on. Don't take him.
Listen, we can make an agreement, officer.
How can we pay his bail?
We're screwed. We got a visit from the new patrol officer.
Let's see how long their honesty lasts.
Yeah!
Come on. Chill.
There'll be more parties.
What do you know about it?
There aren't parties because there's no spare time or anything.
I'm so fucking done having to take care of you like I'm your mom.
Mom's not here, but you are.
I'm sorry, buddy.
Sometimes I miss her, and I can't imagine how you feel.
Sometimes I'm so tired I explode, but don't take it personally, okay?
I know how you can help me feel better.
How?
Give me a chip.
Tamayo, copy?
There's another ambulance at the emergency.
Don't bother to come, copy?
Copy, copy that. Thanks, Carmen. Copy that.
I think that's it, Dad. Let's go back home.
We should have dinner before leaving.
Aren't you hungry?
But you finished the chips!
Dad!
- We always do the same. - Dad!
- And it's like a cucumber gazpacho... - The water is cold!
- ...with tomato. - Just shower.
- That's a great source of fiber. - You'll be late.
It's healthier to drink a glass of milk with some strawberries,
- instead a piece of bread as this... - There's no heating.
Don't yell, stinky. Get in.
Cris said she'll pay for Marcus' bail.
We need to organize our finances.
I know.
See you later. Bye, kid!
Hey, take this sandwich with you.
Here.
Thanks, Dad.
Bye.
Damn, I can't go to school smelling like this.
Just shower then!
- The water is cold. - If your sister could, you can do it too.
- No gas. It's too cold! - Come on.
Cold showers help blood circulation.
- I'll get sick. - No, you won't. It's good.
It'll be something great and it'll help you get new ideas.
Mr. Tamayo's relatives.
- Go and sign downstairs. - Yeah, man.
Sorry. Forgive me, forgive me. Please, forgive me.
I won't pick up your sister's calls again.
We have like 25 bucks left after all we saved.
And you just buy bread?
What about these fucking savings. No, Crisis, listen.
Listen, listen.
Don't get mad. I'm a dumbass. But look.
We've got an audience. Now we'll have to sign autographs.
- Thanks, I mean it. - You like it, right?
They know me at the counter. Aren't you ashamed?
You'll be famous, dear.
Listen, Crisis.
My dad and sister spent all our dough on drugs they'll never use.
What can I do?
Spare me.
- Don't get mad. - Let me see that, young man.
Listen, I don't care how your dad and sister spend their money.
You know I like them, and I don't have a problem with them.
But they weren't the ones who said they'd leave to the US with me.
If you don't wanna leave with me, just tell me.
I couldn't let them take the ambulance.
You're awesome.
Let's go.
Come on.
You don't need to go to school to be a paramedic.
You need to study to be a paramedic or anything else.
Off you go!
Hurry up, please, or you're going to be late.
Come on!
Come on.
Hey, Lety.
Thanks.
You're prettier than the last time I saw you.
And you're fatter, Ramón.
My belly's growth is proportional to how much I've missed you.
- Come in. - Do you work here?
I own the place.
THE LITTLE GREEN HOUSE
What are you having?
Coffee is okay.
Perfect.
Here's some coffee. Freshly brewed.
Let's see if you like it.
This is so good.
I'd like to see the kids again.
Wonderful.
They'll be so happy.
You can also get to know our home.
Now that you mention your home,
I also want to ask you to let Julio move in with us.
Us?
Do you live with your mom?
No. I think that's the best for him.
So he can have his own room...
The best for him or the best for you?
Because you always want the best for you
and fuck everyone else, right?
Now you've come to tell me
that you want Julio to move in with God-knows-who.
You should've thought of that before abandoning him.
I wasn't okay.
It hurt to do what I did.
And I know I need to apologize. I really do.
But now I'm fine. I am fine.
I've recovered my strength.
What's happened? Are you pale!
My heart is not okay, Leticia.
How long has it been?
Two, three years?
And you say it just like that?
If you want to see your children, you can come
and see them whenever you want. If they're okay with that.
But no one's moving anywhere.
If you're ill, like you say,
I can help you. We can help each other.
Julio?
Julio!
Julio! Julio!
Julio, I'm talking to... Julio!
Don't worry, Lety. I found him.
I don't know why I didn't look for you here before?
Because you're dumb.
Where else would I be?
We used to play soccer here.
Your mom loves you.
She loves us all.
I love you very much.
Even though I can say silly shit at times.
Is it true what you said?
About your heart?
Why didn't you tell us?
Because I'm trying to sort it out.
- How? - I'm trying to figure it out.
You two were also deciding
whether I'd go I don't know where without fucking asking me.
- Don't swear. - I can swear.
Just because the moment calls for it.
Hell yeah.
I decide what do with my life.
Hey, don't be rebellious!
All of your kids are rebellious!
Promise you won't tell your siblings or anyone.
Fine.
But promise me you won't send me to my mom.
And you won't die of your heart thing or of anything.
Don't cry.
Don't cry either.
Promise?
No judging, remember?
Yeah, I know it looks like I'm sleeping with a teacher
and it makes for a great soap opera,
but first: He isn't my teacher.
We met at the hospital where he works, where we occasionally bring patients.
Second...
on top of being a great kisser, it really turns me on
that he loves medicine as much as I do.
It's great to be a nerd about something you love
with someone you like this much, isn't it?
Do you copy?
Copy, Carmen.
There's a 77-14 in Narvate area.
It's an emergency.
We're on our way, dear Carmen. Thanks.
Be careful, please. Over.
Be careful, Ramón.
Dear Carmen?
Turn on the siren.
- Go back. - Don't get all soft on me.
Don't get all soft on me.
Take her on a date.
Fuck, man.
Damn!
Shit, man.
This will be a good one.
Let's go.
Where do you think you're going? Don't complain.
Come on! I don't want to stay here!
Marigaby! Marcus! Wait!
Hey, Bro!
Hey, "compadre." Haven't seen you in a while.
Are you okay, man?
It's a fucking tough one.
How you been?
So, so. I've been better, but I'm getting by, man.
You can tell me more at the bar, sound good?
- Hell yeah. - Okay.
See you.
Leo!
We ran out of water! Fix that, come on!
Colleague, I'm Marigaby Tamayo.
Are there people still trapped in the building?
Yeah, some.
How many?
There's still people inside!
- Come. - Let's go.
Please, move! We have a wounded! Please!
Give her to me.
Please, help my baby!
I got it. Ready?
Easy, easy.
- You'll be okay. - My name is Marcus.
- I'm a paramedic. We'll help you. - My husband.
- We must stop the bleeding. - My baby.
- Lift it up. - One, two...
Easy, come on.
They're on their way. Don't worry.
My girl!
All right.
- They're coming in. They're coming in! - Easy now. Come on.
- Where's the baby? - My baby.
Laurita, help her, please.
I'm gonna move you up, okay? Now.
- Easy, easy. - My baby.
- Laurita, my baby. - I'm gonna move you up in a bit.
Easy. One, two, three.
- Hand me the small board. - Yeah.
Aurora, I need you to press your wound. One, two, three.
- How is my dear? - Give me that.
- Is she okay? - I need you to calm down.
Because you're not okay either.
I need you to keep pressing. We must stop the bleeding.
- He'll be okay. - My husband.
What's your husband's name?
Jose Tellez. He's stuck on the third floor.
They're gonna get him. You'll see.
Please, help my child. Laurita, my baby.
She's not breathing.
What is she saying? What's wrong with my baby?
Hey, kid! What are you doing here? Get away from here! Go!
I need to control the bleeding, sis.
I'll apply a tourniquet to stop the bleeding.
Aurora, listen to me for a minute. I'm going to pull, okay? I'll count to three.
One, two...
Right, right. It's over. It's over.
Well done.
- My girl. - Well done.
Aurora keep pressing, please.
Don't worry. You'll be fine.
Now, I'll press again. This one will hurt a little bit more, okay?
One, two, three.
Done.
- My child. - Aurora, Aurora, calm down.
- Calm down. She's fine. - Please.
What's her name? Laurita?
Laurita is fine.
My baby.
Miss...
She's okay. Your baby is okay.
- She's okay. She's okay. - Sweetie, my dear.
Oh, dear, come here.
You're going to be okay.
But you'll have to be strong.
Brother!
Bring him down on the count of three. One, two, three.
Done.
Help me, please.
- Sure. - Hold the pelvis.
- Ready? - What is it, Dad?
What are you doing here?
- Let's lift him. - On the count of three.
One, two, three.
Fuck!
- Manuel! Help us! - Don't worry.
Dad, are you okay?
Help them.
- We'll lift him on the count of three. - Easy.
- Ready? - Take it easy.
- Yes, yes. - Together.
One, two, three.
Brother!
Damn, there's a new one coming.
Let's go, Doctor.
Darling, I'll have to lower your seat to make space.
- He is my husband! - That's it. Nice and easy.
Calm down, baby. Daddy's coming.
Give me the girl.
Easy. Right, that's it.
Easy.
Daddy is coming, my baby.
- Please, be careful. - Daddy is coming.
Pepe, darling, are you okay?
Where's Ramón?
Quickly! He's got the keys!
I'll go get him!
- You will be fine. - Look, your baby girl is fine, Dad.
We're okay. I know.
We'll be okay, Daddy.
I have to open it, sorry.
Dad!
Aurora?
I need a relative's number.
- Do you have medical insurance? - To which hospital?
What?
To which hospital?
The closest one. The baby needs intubation now.
What?
You thought this was a walk in the park?
The adrenaline rush, being a hero...
It's not like that.
It gets ugly.
It's not for everyone.
I...
...for example...
I'm very sensitive to this.
All the time.
There's a baby, for fuck's sake!
Raúl!
Doctor, doctor!
Raúl, over here!
It's okay! Let them in!
- Please. - Bring that stretcher here!
Raúl, she has hypoxia. She needs urgent intubation.
Hand her to me, hand her to me!
Don't worry. She'll be okay.
- Here. Here. - Thanks.
Don't worry, Marigaby.
Go with him, kid. Go.
Sorry, we can't take more patients.
We have an emergency!
Use some judgment, for crying out loud.
- She has low blood pressure. - Quick, give me the medical report!
- Okay? - The medical report.
Come back, quickly. Okay, bro?
I'll be fast. You can do it, sis.
Hey, help!
Hey! Hey!
Please! I have a patient in shock with third-degree burns.
Dad! Hey, Ramón!
Ramón! For fuck's sake, help me!
Leave me!
He has respiratory failure.
Twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight,
twenty-nine, thirty.
Go, Dad. Go.
Now. One, two, three,
- four, five, six, seven, eight, nine... - Push it harder.
- Good push, good push. - ...ten, eleven, twelve,
sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten...
Good push. Good push.
Very good.
His heart is beating. Go and bring the stretcher bearer!
Fucking hurry, Dad!
We know how to do things.
You saw the mom with that big shard of glass?
Of course, bro. It's part of the job.
There was a lot of blood.
- Were you scared? - Yeah, it was a bit scary.
Well, you should learn. You want to be a paramedic, right?
Yes.
Then you have to stop the bleeding. Be fucking quick!
What did we do?
- The number to get paid. Fuck yeah, man. - I'm so glad we saved them!
Shit, bro!
Ramón...
We saved the baby, man.
What's up?
Damn it!
Julio!
Come on!
It's the first one that died on her, right?
- Doctor! Listen to-- - Leave me alone.
Marigaby! Listen.
It's part of the job.
It happens.
- It happens. - It was my fault.
No, sis, it wasn't your fault. If you couldn't save him,
nobody would've done it.
Easy, doctor.
You are the pride of this fucking family! All right?
Listen, you are learning.
I'm your fan, sis.
Don't worry.
BASED ON THE DOCUMENTARY MIDNIGHT FAMILY