- [insects chirping] - [indistinct chattering]
[woman 1 singing indistinctly]
[baby crying]
[gentle music playing]
[woman 1 humming]
[night chirping]
[woman 2] Jaciara!
[tense music playing]
[woman 2] Jaciara!
[in Indigenous language] Jaciara, the children...
[Jaciara] Calm down, they will be fine.
This is a blessing.
[theme music playing]
INVISIBLE CITY
[fire crackling]
[ominous music playing]
[ominous music continues]
[heartbeat thumping]
[Eric grunts]
[grunts]
[heartbeat quickens]
[in English] Luna? Luna? Sweetie?
- Luna? - [Inês] What happened?
[Eric] She got bitten by a snake.
Her heart's racing, but she's freezing, Inês. What do I do?
Damn it.
This is no ordinary snake bite, Eric.
Right now, we need help, okay? We need to take her to the pajé.
Can't you help her yourself?
No, this is a spiritual poison.
It'll take her over completely.
Right now Jaciara is our only hope.
Come.
Let's go.
[both coughing]
The boy Bento
s-saved Lazo's life tonight.
Did you really think I'd leave you behind, Lazo?
- C'mon, we have to get out of here. - No!
Luna was bitten, she needs our help.
Her dad's already with her.
That's what worries me, though.
- [Eric breathing heavily] - [foreboding music playing]
[Matinta] You didn't ask for the girl.
You asked for a way into Marangatu.
Did you not?
[Castro] They destroyed our mansion, and they took the girl.
It's over, Débora.
It's the end of the line.
- [car door opens and closes] - [Danilo] Hey, boss.
Look who I found
hiding in your own office.
The daughter of the freaking pajé.
- She had this folder on her. - [Castro] I'll take it.
[Débora sighs]
I know where they're headed.
To the village.
We can use her to negotiate an exchange there.
We don't have Clarice to cover for us anymore.
Without her legal protection, this will backfire.
Don't worry about it.
We'll take pretty good care of her.
[Castro] Sure, do whatever you want.
But I'm not going.
I still have some business to figure out here.
But this time, I'm gonna handle things my way.
[Débora] Come on, Danilo.
[engine turns over]
[Eric breathing heavily]
[Inês] She needs to rest.
I'll go start the boat.
Sweetie.
Sweetie, I'm gonna take care of you.
You're gonna be okay. Just rest, okay?
[foreboding music playing]
What are you doing here?
Can I try talking to her?
[growling]
Yeah, sure.
Watch her for me.
[sniffs]
[Bento] Lazo and I are here with you, Luna.
It's me, Luna.
It's Bento.
- [seagulls cawing] - [boat motor whirring]
Dad?
Sweetheart.
[Bento] I ran to the mansion just like...
just like when I was a wolf, Luna.
When I got there, everyone was running...
Except for Lazo,
who was saved from the fire by the boy, Bento.
So you are the Wolf Boy.
I was.
You still are.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Telma sighs]
Mm...
[breathing heavily]
[muffled speaking]
[Danilo sighs]
[Telma grunts]
[grunts, breathing heavily]
[feet kicking chair]
[muffled speaking]
[panting]
- I need to pee. - [Danilo scoffs]
Pull over.
[Danilo] Come on.
Move it.
[door closes]
I'm not gonna do it right here.
[Danilo scoffs]
I'll go with her.
If you need me, yell.
[Débora] Psst. Hey.
Hurry up.
[Telma] I saw a Muiraquitã in your office.
[pensive music playing]
Did you steal it?
Danilo gave me that Muiraquitã.
I see.
So he's the one who killed Honorato.
You two were really close.
He used to call you Hôro.
[emotional music playing]
- [children laughing] - [ethereal music playing]
[young Honorato] Hôro!
Put her in the car.
[engine turns over]
The door's locked, Débora.
Déb-- Débora, don't do this!
Don't do this!
[suspenseful music playing]
[suspenseful music continues]
Wait, Inês.
We're not alone right now.
You're not welcome here.
[Inês] Wait.
We really need to talk to Jaciara.
It's my daughter.
She's been poisoned. She was bitten by a snake.
[in Indigenous language] She's waiting... for you.
Our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on Earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
[Castro] Are you leaving with the Mule or running from it, Father?
What's wrong?
It's like you just saw a monster.
Sure, I haven't visited the house of God in a while,
but I didn't think you'd be this unwelcoming.
[inhales deeply]
When Clarice cheated on me with you, I let it go.
That's because I'm an upstanding man.
A God-fearing one.
[Venâncio] That was so long ago, Castro.
- It was a one-time thing. - [Castro] I see.
Then you've never really actually loved each other?
You're a man of God.
See, you shouldn't covet your neighbor's wife.
[foreboding music playing]
[Castro] Let's take a walk.
Come on.
[bells tolling in distance]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Let them in.
He cannot come in here. A bad energy surrounds him.
Too many forces in a single body. His presence might ruin the ritual.
- [Indigenous man, in English] You there. - [Eric] What?
You can't stay here.
[Eric] I-I can help. I'm her father.
I'm all she's got.
Tell her that.
She knows... she knows.
[Eric] Everything's gonna be okay, sweetie.
[kiss]
[Inês] Come on, Eric.
[Bento] Oh boy.
They left the hut.
Miss Inês looks angry.
What happened in the mansion's cellar?
- I told you, Luna got bitten by-- - Stop, Eric. I saw it. I saw your eyes.
You stole Débora's powers, right?
Why would you do that?
She tried to kill my daughter!
[Inês exhales sharply]
[ominous music playing]
You are rotting from the inside out.
[Lazo] What are they saying?
I don't know, but I think it's bad.
[Lazo] He holds the snake curse inside him.
What do you mean?
Débora didn't want to keep her powers?
It was him. He took them without her permission.
It's like he can't control his urges.
When he gets angry,
everyone around him is in danger.
[metal scraping floor]
[unsettling music playing]
Father Venâncio...
I want you to read a passage from the Bible.
Deuteronomy, Chapter 32, Verse 35.
"Vengeance is mine,
and recompense...
for the time when their foot shall slip...
for the day of their doom is just around the corner."
The word of God is beautiful, isn't it, Father?
[sighs deeply]
It's a real shame that people often interpret the word of God
in a misguided manner, right?
[Castro] Yeah.
- I've done that myself. - [Castro] Mm-hmm.
[Venâncio sniffs]
"Place me as a seal upon your heart."
"Love is invincible facing danger--"
Shut up. You broke God's commandment, and you know it.
[Venâncio] "Jealousy is as cruel as the grave."
"The coals thereof are coals of fire."
- Shut your stupid mouth. -"They have a vehement flame."
-"Many waters cannot--" - Shut the fuck up!
[Venâncio grunts]
- Shut this motherfucker's mouth forever. - [Venâncio gasping for air]
[gun cocks]
[ominous music playing]
[gunshot fires]
[birds screeching]
[mysterious music playing]
[Jaciara singing in Indigenous language]
[thunder rumbling]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Wake up, young lady.
- [Luna screams] - [snakes hissing]
- [instrument rattling] - [Luna panting]
[Jaciara humming]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Face your fear and cast it away.
[grunt]
[Gabriela] Luna!
Luna!
[Jaciara] Your fear is what poisons you.
[Luna, in English] Dad!
[Luna breathing heavily]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] She won't face her fears.
The venom is reaching her heart.
She needs to calm down.
[Jaciara humming]
[in English] She won't make it, Inês. Her body's getting colder.
[Inês] Stay here.
I'll go in.
[Eric grunting]
[breathing heavily]
Jaciara.
[in Indigenous language] All in due time. She's all that matters right now.
She can hear you.
[in English] My beautiful girl.
I know your strength.
Try your best to remember exactly what has led you here.
It's okay.
It was just a bad dream.
[young Luna] No, Mom. It was real.
What happened this time?
A snake came along, and it bit my neck.
- I hate snakes. - [Gabriela chuckles]
Don't say that.
Did you happen to know that many Indigenous tribes
consider snakes to be sacred?
[young Luna] Sacred? Why?
Because snakes... they represent transformation.
As the snake's body grows, it has to change its skin
so it can wrap around its new body.
And we're the same, right?
As we live our lives, we go through times of transformation.
Are you saying that snakes aren't evil, Mom?
[Gabriela chuckles] In nature, all creatures have good and evil in them.
- [young Luna] Even me? - Even you, yeah.
Even Mommy, even Daddy.
I learned that from a wise woman.
I got to know her in a village in Pará.
- [instrument rattling] - [Jaciara humming]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Cast away your fears
so you can find your true path.
[Luna panting]
- [instrument rattling] - [Jaciara humming]
[retches]
[in English] And that wise woman told me that one day
I'd know who to pass on
this amulet to.
It will protect you when I'm not around.
One day, you'll also pass it on.
You'll know who to give it to.
You're a strong woman, Luna.
They really need you.
[Luna breathing heavily]
[Inês] Hi.
I knew you could make it.
- Inês... - [Inês] Mm-hmm?
I saw my mom.
What did she tell you?
That I'm strong.
[Inês chuckles]
You are.
That's why we're here.
[Luna breathing emotionally]
Did you know my mom?
She was in Marangatu.
I'm here because of the Muiraquitã, right?
[Jaciara] You must finish what your mother started.
You have to find its real owner.
I'll do it for my mother.
[mysterious music playing]
[Débora] Come on. Move it.
Entering the community like this won't do your plan any good.
[Débora sighs]
[Telma, in Indigenous language] Feel our land.
[Débora exhales heavily]
[Débora exhales]
- [children laughing] - [ethereal music playing]
[Telma] You know you're one of us, right?
That's why you left your henchman behind.
[gun firing]
[young Débora screaming indistinctly]
[breathing heavily]
He would've just gotten in my way when I made the exchange for the girl.
[young Honorato] Hôro.
[young Débora panting]
[emotional music playing]
[Telma singing in Indigenous language]
[young Honorato] Hôro.
- [young Débora] Is this too much? - [young Honorato, in Portuguese] Yes.
[in Indigenous language] Honorato was your brother.
You were stolen just like everything else in that home...
Maria Caninana.
We never stopped searching for you.
[emotional music continues]
[singing, indistinct chattering]
[Jaciara] She's ready. She overcame her fear and the venom.
Now she needs to go to Marangatu immediately.
[in English] To Marangatu.
So that's where we should go, then.
[in Indigenous language] Beware of her father. He's dangerous.
[Luna, in English] What did she say?
She said that we should hurry up.
Say thanks.
[ominous music playing]
[Bento] He's going inside, Lazo!
[Lazo] He can't do that!
- Inês told you not to, Mr. Eric! - [Eric] Enough!
- I'm getting my daughter out of there. - [Bento] No!
[Eric] Sweetheart?
[Matinta] I told you, you shouldn't be in here.
This hut is a place of healing.
What did you do to my daughter?
Why do you insist on trying to control her destiny?
[footsteps crunching]
[Eric growls]
[owl screeches]
[intense music playing]
[theme music playing]