[gentle music playing on speakers]
[traffic sounds]
How much is this worth?
Well, I'm afraid I'll have to check with the goldsmith.
Better to be safe than sorry.
One second, sir.
[footsteps departing]
[metal scraping]
Hey, Lazo.
Is this fool's gold?
[mysterious music playing]
That's gold, it's real.
[chuckles]
[ominous music playing]
He's coming with me.
[metal clatters]
He's a Zaori.
Come here.
[man 1] You're coming with us.
Come on.
- [Lazo] What? - [man 1] Shut up.
- [Lazo] What will you do with me? - [man 1] Shut up!
- [Lazo] What do you want with me? - [man 1] Move!
[man 1] You're coming with us.
Come on, crazy. Let's go.
Here.
To the right, old man?
Come on. Go.
Go on. Hurry.
Go on. Move it.
Move it.
[mystical music playing]
[man 1] Come on, boss.
[Lazo] You can't.
That's a sacred place.
- [Lazo breathing heavily] - [Castro's father] Take my picture.
- [laughing] - [camera shutter clicks]
I never really thought it was true, but look!
It is!
- We're coming back with 30 more men. - [Lazo panting]
[man 1] Go. Get him!
Hold him!
[Lazo] Lazo doesn't want to!
Lazo won't do this!
Lazo doesn't want to!
Let me go!
Lazo doesn't want to!
Lazo won't do this!
[suspenseful music playing]
[in Indigenous language] I give thanks to those who came before
and blessed us with these children.
I give them the Muiraquitãs, so that, from now on,
this sacred place will be protected from interlopers.
And protected from invaders.
[mystical music playing]
[theme music playing]
INVISIBLE CITY
[birds chirping]
[owl screeches]
[screeches again]
[wings flapping]
[in Portuguese] Inês, why are we running away?
We must get you into Marangatu.
Matinta is guiding us.
We have to be quick.
We're in grave danger.
Come.
[uneasy music playing]
[uneasy music intensifies]
[panting]
[heartbeat pumping]
Run, Bento! Run, Bento!
[Bento] And leave you with him? No way.
Where did they go?
I won't tell you.
[Lazo] Don't look him in the eyes, Bento.
[uneasy music playing]
Where...
did they...
go?
They're going to Marangatu.
[Eric] How do I get there?
[Lazo panting] Marangatu...
is a sacred place,
and Lazo won't take you there.
[ominous music playing]
[Lazo grunts]
What's wrong, Inês?
[Lazo grunts]
[Inês] Your father stole Lazo's powers.
- What will he become? - I don't know, Luna.
There's no way to know.
[young Luna] Get off!
Inês, I've seen this before.
In my dreams.
Inês...
Come on.
You must go alone.
No, Inês. You're coming with me.
I knew this time would come.
I have been preparing you for it, little by little,
throughout all of these years we've spent together.
Now you're ready to be alone.
[crying softly] No, Inês.
[emotional music playing]
- I've lost everything. - You'll never lose me, all right?
And I won't lose you either.
We'll see each other soon.
[Luna breathes shakily]
[wings flapping]
[Luna sighs]
[Lazo] Lazo is the one who started all this.
He took away my powers because I wanted him to.
I wasn't thinking straight.
I couldn't see the good things that happened to me after I became a wolf.
But if I hadn't become a wolf, I wouldn't have met you.
Or Luna either.
You two accept me the way I am.
[Lazo] The boy Bento is special,
with or without a wolf inside of him.
[Danilo sighs]
They tricked me and left me behind.
We stopped to-- [grunts]
You idiot!
You're worthless.
Get in the car!
[foreboding music playing]
[engine turns over]
[engine revs]
[pensive music playing]
[birds chirping]
[Daniel] This was the house where...
Do you recognize this?
[emotional music playing]
[children laughing in distance]
[child laughing in distance]
[Castro's father panting]
Ah, look who I found hiding in here. [laughs]
Wanna come outside with me, huh?
Come on. I'll carry you.
Let's run. Let's run outside.
[grunts]
[laughing]
My father was here, wasn't he?
[Daniel scoffs]
- Your father's a-- - Don't.
[Telma sighs]
You were here with your mother when it all went down.
Her name was Maíra.
Maíra.
[Telma sighs]
My mom would always tell me your story.
You feel hollow, don't you?
Honorato missed you very much.
[Débora sniffles]
[voice breaking] I used to live here.
[sighs emotionally]
[chuckles softly]
[suspenseful music playing]
[Castro] Débora!
Débora!
[villagers shouting indistinctly]
[Castro] Débora!
What's going on here?
She better come here, or I'll burn this village down.
There won't be a single soul left alive to tell the tale.
[children laughing]
[gunshot fires]
[villagers screaming]
[Castro's father] Where are the children?
[in Indigenous language] Run! They can't find you two!
- [gunshot fires] - [in Portuguese] Get the twins!
[in Indigenous language] Hide this in the forest.
My child, they can't see you. Stay here.
[Castro's father, in Portuguese] Out of my way!
- [Maíra] No. - [Castro's father] Out of my way!
- [gunshots firing] - [Maíra cries out]
[Castro's father panting]
[young Débora crying]
[Castro's father laughs menacingly]
[Castro] Débora!
This land isn't yours.
- These lands don't belong to you. - [Castro] Yeah?
Well, where's the deed that proves you're the owners?
[Eric sniffing]
[Eric grunts, growls]
[heartbeat pounding]
[grunting]
[wings flapping]
[growls]
Where's Luna?
Somewhere safe. Far away from you.
It's about time you told me what it is you want from my daughter.
[Inês] I've been preparing her.
For what? For her to become one of you?
- She is who she is. - She was a just a kid!
She could have lived a normal life.
You keep saying "normal." What do you think that is anyway?
There is no "normal."
This is all much bigger than you can comprehend.
Luna is a part of it, and so are you.
[Eric] Luna is my daughter.
I should've taken her with me when I found her.
I never should've set foot on that boat.
You're not thinking straight.
You've lost sight of who you are.
[tense music playing]
You're getting tired.
[echoing] You're so tired.
You're tired.
[humming softly]
- [Eric growls] - [Inês screams]
[Inês panting, whimpers]
- [panting] This isn't you. - [Eric] You don't know me.
Take me to her.
Only Matinta can take you there.
Bring her here!
[owl screeches]
[tense music continues]
Have a nice trip.
[mystical music playing]
[flesh squelching]
[Inês exhales heavily]
- [mysterious music playing] - [creatures calling]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Honorato the Snake was taken.
Protector of the Sanctuary.
Honorato the Snake was the last.
Help me and give me the strength
to protect this place and everyone in it.
I ask for strength and wisdom to protect them,
so I can follow the best path.
[sighs]
O ancestors, give me an answer.
Show me your knowledge and give me a sign.
If this is my ancestors' response,
change me into the being of a thousand faces.
[intense music playing]
[Eric grunting]
[eerie music playing]
What do you want from my daughter?
[breathing heavily]
[Luna, distantly] Can you grant any wish?
I wish with all my heart that you'd bring my father back.
[Matinta, distantly] Once I bring your father back,
you must give me something in return.
[Luna] I'm only 13. I don't have anything.
[Matinta] What some may deem worthless,
others may deem precious.
You shall give me what I wish for.
[gasping for breath]
[Matinta] Once I bring your father back, you must give me something in return.
[man 2] What do you want?
I'm looking for a family with eight children.
[Matinta] What I want... is for you to poison the girl.
You can't ask for that.
I wanted the girl.
What good is she if she's dead?
[Matinta shrieks]
Why do you want Luna?
[in Indigenous language] I am what you don't want to see.
What was written in the past determines our future.
[indistinct chattering]
[Gabriela laughing]
[in Portuguese] Gabriela.
Gabi, it's me.
[in Indigenous language] It's just a memory. She cannot hear you.
[gentle music playing]
Gabriela was not like you. She was respectful.
[in Portuguese] I found this near the river.
I think it's yours.
I lost it a long time ago.
I searched for so long.
It was my sister's.
Maria Caninana.
Maria disappeared the day the village was attacked.
I never saw my sister again.
One day you'll give it back to her.
Not you. She will.
[Honorato] Her?
[Jaciara] The amulet brought you here.
It crossed your path for a reason.
How will I know who to give it to?
You'll know by then.
[soft chirping]
[Inês] What do you want from Luna?
[in Indigenous language] Her destiny is to return the guardian entity of Marangatu.
She will understand that the world isn't driven by what she wants.
[in Portuguese] It is a heavy burden for such a small girl to carry.
[in Indigenous language] All is at stake. The forest needs its protectors.
The forest and my people are one.
We are all responsible. Otherwise, it will all vanish.
[haunting music playing]
[Inês, in Portuguese] If he can't control this, I don't know what might happen.
[Matinta] You should stay away from him.
He could end up stealing your powers as well.
Everything
is at stake.
If he learns to control these powers, he could have a chance.
That's much too risky.
And without your powers...
a 200-year-old entity like you...
I'm not going to abandon Eric.
I believe in him.
Inês.
[hisses]
[grunts, panting]
[unsettling music playing]
[Eric] My daughter...
My daughter is everything to me.
Everything I did was to protect her. I'm sure you can understand that, right?
[in Indigenous language] You don't understand.
Love cannot be selfish. We must share everything.
[in Portuguese] I'm begging you... Please, just let me get out of here!
[in Indigenous language] All of this is happening in your head.
Because you only think of yourself.
- [fire crackling] - [foreboding music playing]
[in Portuguese] No.
No, I'm-- I'm not that person.
I used to be in the Environmental Police.
I spent years of my life doing everything I could
to protect the environment.
[in Indigenous language] If that was your calling,
how did you lose sight of it?
[Eric, in Portuguese] Inês, no. No, Inês.
[breathing shakily]
Inês.
I'm sorry, Inês.
[whimpers] I'm sorry.
No, Inês.
Inês. No!
Inês.
[sighs emotionally]
[kisses]
[ethereal music playing]
Inês.
[breathing shakily]
[ethereal music continues]
No. [sniffles]
[sighs shakily]
[sighs deeply]
[tense music playing]
[Castro scoffs]
What's with the getup, Débora?
You people killed my mother.
You killed my brother.
You took me from my people.
You lied to me my whole life.
I thought it would be useful to keep you around.
But it turns out you were useless.
Get out of here, Castro.
[Castro] Or what?
You've lost your venom, right, Caninana?
If you were barely of use when you had it,
now you're just as worthless as all these people around here.
[Débora] You've always been a coward.
A weakling.
Always hiding behind others.
- I'll show you who the coward is. - [gun cocks]
[owl screeches]
- [Castro] Shit! - [Telma] Run, Maria!
[Castro] Let her go.
Without her powers, she's completely worthless.
Tell me where the girl is.
- Calm down. - You're taking me to Marangatu right now.
Lazo will take you there.
Then you better start walking, old man.
Go!
[suspenseful music playing]
[ominous notes play]
[intense music playing]
- Dad! - [Eric panting]
You killed Inês.
Luna.
It's me.
I just wanted to protect you, sweetie.
I just wanted to protect you.
By killing the one person who took care of me?
I didn't know it would kill her, Luna. I didn't know.
I didn't know it would kill her.
I didn't.
[both breathing heavily]
I can't go back now and undo what I've done.
But there's a reason why we're here.
Inês knew about it, sweetie.
I never should’ve asked that you’d live again.
I need to get to Marangatu.
I know.
It's our destiny.
Dammit!
Where is Marangatu, old man?
Fuck, are we gonna keep walking forever?
Goddammit.
[Danilo] What the fuck, old man?
Are you trying to trick me?
We've walked past this tree before.
Why aren't your eyes glowing?
- Tell me! - He can't do it anymore.
And I can't turn into a wolf.
Look, it didn't heal.
- So leave him alone, please! - [Danilo] Be quiet.
Those two are useless now.
Kill them.
[gun cocks]
[Lazo] No!
Lazo may have lost his powers,
but he still knows the way.
Leave the boy alone!
I'll take you there.
Leave the boy.
Move, old man. Go!
My dream.
This happened in my dream.
I didn't listen to Inês.
[Eric] Your mom is so proud of you.
But now we have to do the right thing.
I can't keep these powers inside me.
[kisses]
[emotional music playing]
[creatures chirping and calling softly]
[intriguing percussive music playing]
We shouldn't be here on our own.
Inês told me there are other forces protecting this place.
[suspenseful music playing]
[ghostly music playing]
Let him go.
[Telma singing distantly in Indigenous language]
[Jaciara, in Indigenous language] Let him pass.
[mystical music playing]
[mystical music continues]
[gasping for breath]
[Telma singing in Indigenous language]
- [Telma continues singing] - [triumphant music playing]
[yelps]
[music fading out]
[Lazo laughing]
[laughing continues]
What is it, old man? Tell me.
Are you trying to fool us, old man?
Since when can you see?
I can see once again.
And if I can see again, then I think...
[laughs smugly]
Where are the men, Danilo?
[Bento growls]
[Lazo laughing]
[Castro] Hurry!
Run!
Go, go!
Go!
Help me! C'mon!
[growling]
[panicked breathing]
[unsettling music playing]
[Danilo screaming]
[engine turns over]
[yells angrily]
[Luna] Lazo.
Little Luna.
Look!
[Luna] This is yours.
[emotional music playing]
[children laughing]
[laughs emotionally]
[laughs]
[in Indigenous language] It wasn't gold I was looking for.
Follow your own path, Caninana.
You hear?
- [Jaciara laughs] - [Débora] All right.
[Débora laughing]
[laughs, sighs]
This land is my land. [laughs]
[owl screeching]
[Telma, in Portuguese] People have lost their connection to nature.
Nature and humanity are not mutually exclusive.
There must be balance for them to coexist.
People must understand
that this isn't just our fight.
It isn't up to the Indigenous people alone
to protect nature.
It's up to you, Your Honor,
to use your power to do so.
With all the evidence that has been placed before you,
the Castro family must make amends
with the Indigenous people of this country.
They must receive a sentence that is proportional
to the years of destruction, pain, and suffering
that they have caused.
[Castro scoffs]
The damage they have done to nature
is irreparable.
And the lives they have cut short can't be brought back.
But justice dealt with a firm hand
will show them there is no longer a place
for the other Castros of this country.
Our faith in justice can be restored,
as well as our hope for the future.
[spectators murmuring]
[Castro clears throat]
All rise.
For the crimes of illegal mining of mineral resources,
contamination of the water supply with toxic materials,
and the formation of a criminal organization,
I find
Castro Júnior guilty.
Is this a joke?
Case closed.
- [Castro] What the hell? - [Telma] It's over.
Is this a joke, Your Honor?
- It's over. - [Castro] Stupid judge.
I'll be out in two weeks.
- [prison door closes] - [lock clicks]
[cell door slams shut]
[sighs deeply]
[intriguing music playing]
[hopeful music playing]
[Bento sniffing]
How about now? Are we close?
We are.
[hopeful music continues]
[laughing]
[theme music playing]