We can screw him over if you want.
What he did is called dispossession. We can sue.
Then what?
Then you keep your house.
You can rent it, sell it, whatever.
Honestly, I think it's a bit much to start off with a lawsuit.
You do want a divorce?
Yes.
But
Ruy and I agreed we wouldn't bring in lawyers.
We wanted to remain friends, but that doesn't seem likely now.
I'll take this as far as you want me to, Julia.
All I want is to make sure you get your fair share.
He hasn't exactly been a model husband.
Divorce itself is easy.
The tricky part is agreeing on stuff like the house, your daughter…
Your sister tells me he's not quite open to dialogue, is he?
This is a process, Julia.
I'm on your side.
But let's be honest,
you need to be more assertive.
Let's do a little exercise.
Pretend I'm your husband.
I'm Ruy. What would you say to me?
Don't hold back. What are your grievances?
I don't know.
What angers you about me?
Come on, tell me.
Okay.
It angers me that you refuse to accept you're depressed.
It angers me that…
you refuse to accept your failure,
and yet you drag down everyone else with you.
It angers me that you have zero emotional intelligence!
It angers me that you tried to play me for a fool!
Your smell disgusts me!
You disgust me!
A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES
Did you see Julia?
She left while I was in the shower.
You let her in, didn't you?
Of course I did.
This is her house and she was locked out.
It's my house too.
Kiddo, it's time to go!
We'll be late!
Coming! I can't find my schoolbag!
Have a good one.
"My house."
Like you paid for it.
Dear audience, we have a roundtable coming up
here on Resonance Radio.
We'll hear from our colleagues and other experts
as they discuss the Women's March and its social implications.
You can't miss it.
Good morning, Chuy.
Hi!
Excited about the roundtable, Beca?
Is Ruy in this?
You know Laura is obsessed with multiple perspectives. More people.
We're just waiting for you, hurry up.
They're waiting to check your mic. Good luck!
I doubt it will reach us.
But the Chinese are really worried about it.
How many people die from influenza?
Though it wasn't China who sounded the alarm, it was the UN--
-The WHO said… -Hello?
Ruy Villegas?
Who is this?
This is Emiliano Velón, I'm Julia's attorney.
I'll be representing her in the divorce proceedings.
Are you still there?
Yeah, yes.
We've started the paperwork,
and I need you to hire a lawyer to handle your case.
You can represent yourself,
but I recommend hiring someone to make it easier on you.
Right.
As soon as you do, have them contact me.
We want this to be swift and not go to court.
Let's keep this amicable.
-Nice talking to you, I'll be in touch. -This is Resonance Radio…
-Okay. -96.3.
Welcome to Citizen Resonance, the voice of transformation.
Good morning, dear listeners.
Today we have a special and diverse roundtable.
We're here with Juliana Caso, criminal attorney.
Also joining us is Rebeca, colleague and collaborator.
She's a brilliant young feminist who was at the march.
And that's precisely the topic of today's discussion.
Thousands of women gathered to protest gender-based violence.
-What are your thoughts, Juliana? -Hi, Laura. Thanks for having me.
Yeah, it wasn't hundreds but thousands of women
who came together to say enough is enough.
It seems strange that among those thousands of women,
there are certain political parties, certain religious groups
that joined the march
as a means of voicing dissent against the president.
I think it's pretty obvious when these groups join the protest.
They do it to take advantage of women's voices.
That's why we need to take an active stance
against oppression. Right, Rebeca?
Yes. It's funny you should say that.
That's a big problem
with social movements.
Anyone can join a cause as a means of self-promotion.
But I don't think they're actually defending the cause.
Interesting point, Renata.
Of course, and speaking of erasure,
what do you want? What would you ask a man to do?
-Yes-- -Support them, Fabrizio, of course.
As someone with a daughter, I'm certainly an ally.
-I'll always be an ally to women. -Yeah, sure.
Well said, Ruy. That's how it should be.
True allies don't harass you.
Or touch you without your consent.
-They don't stalk you all day. -What?
You just said you were an ally, but that's not the right word.
But you're addressing me personally.
As if-- Are you talking about the party?
-I mean, seriously? -Well--
Come on, it was a party, Laura.
Besides, I got you that gig.
-Oh, right. -I mean, it's not--
-Shit. -What?
-Put on Ruy's station. -Right now?
Yeah, right now.
There.
…there's a conflict. You're looking at this all wrong.
Oh, I see. Since you got me that gig,
you're entitled to harass me all day long.
-Me and other workmates. -No.
Maybe that came out wrong. It has nothing to do with this.
I think it's necessary to clarify that I'm not a male chauvinist.
You're attacking me personally, as if there was--
At every level, in every place, there's oppression and violence.
-Let's get back to the protest. -Yeah, I mean, sure.
I know that's today's topic.
But, being a woman, don't you find it interesting
we have a colleague here, Ruy, who claims he's a feminist?
-But he-- -Yes, I am.
Yet he's the typical progressive sexist
who thinks he's an ally because he uses inclusive language.
Meanwhile, he harasses his female colleagues.
-What do you mean? -I'm not the only one you've done this to.
As a matter of fact,
I call on my female colleagues to speak up…
-You're a jackass, Ruy. -This can't keep going on.
Fucking shit!
Younger generations feel so offended.
Damn, and I was jealous of her.
Ruy, that's no way to flirt. It'll never happen.
Look, we've opened up the microphone.
Why don't we talk about the true stories of abuse? For instance--
Right here, the stories of abuse in this radio station.
This station's board of directors
has kept silent for years about past administrations.
With this government, we're not only talking
about corruption and abuse. No, not only that.
-What do you mean? -There may even be human trafficking.
Let's not throw accusations at this company, in its own microphones.
They're baseless.
-Baseless? Everyone here knows it. -I'm afraid we have to go.
We'll be back shortly.
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What if I don't sign?
We're letting you go anyway.
I'm the victim in this situation. Things got out of hand.
I'm the least problematic person in this station, and you know it.
I mean…
Not only did you violate the station's code of ethics,
but your accusations on-air could be construed as libel.
No, no way, man. That's not fair.
No, that's crazy.
Seriously, Ruy.
It's in your best interest to sign.
Fucking hell.
You know what happened today?
She filed for divorce, man.
What am I supposed to do? No work, no money.
No money, man! For fuck's sake!
And the worst part is she hired a lawyer, man.
We made a deal, for fuck's sake.
We made a deal. I swear we made a deal.
A fucking lawyer! You know what that means?
What a bitch, right?
What a low blow.
-Sorry, man. -Listen.
I can recommend you a good lawyer.
Her name is Claudia.
She's a shark.
Your severance pay should cover it.
If she represents you, you'll win.
Thank you, man. I mean it.
You're a friend.
Well.
Damn.
Could I have a tissue, please?
A…
Yeah, sure.
-That's what they're for. -Thanks.
Well, that's that.
-Let me grab another one. -Of course, help yourself.
-I don't want them to know I cried. -It's okay.
You can't tell I cried, right?
She's here.
What's up? You haven't paid me.
I'm not paying you, and I'm telling.
Teacher, Andrea wants me to pay her…
-I heard he has a daughter. -Of course…
Assholes.
Tomorrow that girl will grow up
and find out about her father, there will be consequences as a family.
THERE'S TERROR
Asshole.
It's cynical how new celebrities, if you can call them that,
they're disrespectful. I mean, they're bad.
Sir, I'm changing the destination.
Besides, what matters is the girl's well-being.
We're reading all your comments because your voice matters.
After the shameful incident we heard on this station,
we must reinforce our support
to victims of sexual harassment in the workplace
that happens in many companies in this country every day…
-Hello? -Hi, Idalia.
Listen, don't pick up Andrea, I'll pick her up from school.
Why?
Ruy's in deep trouble. I don't want her to find out.
What did he do to you now?
Not to me. Turn the radio on, you'll find out.
-He's in deep shit. -Oh, Ruy!
Also, can you get me a copy of the new keys?
Yes, I'll get you one, don't worry.
Okay, great. See you later.
See you in a while.
…another woman writes to us.
Ruy Villegas isn't the first radio host accused of harassment,
but he must be the last.
Don't let this be forgotten. #SpeakUpAboutRuyVillegas
We want to corroborate our support…
Mom, can I come over?
Yeah, I know.
No, I'm here now. I'm downstairs. Okay.
Andrea, come on.
Let's go. Hold hands.
-Ma'am, let us bring her to the car. -What's wrong, sweetie?
Why the long face?
Are you sad?
Oh, sweetie pie. Let me cheer you up.
How much love does my kid need to draw a smile on her face?
Hang on, sweetie.
Wait a sec!
I'll be right back.
One moment, damn it!
Sweetie, how about we take the day off
and go get sushi and cake?
No, sweetie, don't cry.
Tell me all about it.
I'll buy you anything you want.
A black rooster?
Well, anything but that.
This one.
Do you like it?
Okay, come, love.
-Come. -Don't you like it?
I'll buy it for you.
But do you really want this one?
According to this, I'm scum.
No, you're not.
Yeah, you screwed up, but that doesn't define you.
Admitting what you did would be a good first step.
I don't know what I did wrong.
It's an injustice. I thought she wanted me, Mom.
You can't flirt anymore.
Maybe I'm not the best
or the right person to listen to you,
but when I was younger, dating was complicated.
I often had to lie.
I'd say I was going to the bathroom
when, in fact, I wanted to leave.
I actually did leave parties and nightclubs.
What? You're talking as if-- I mean, I'm not a pervert!
All I'm saying is that women
live totally different stories than men.
I'm sure I raised you with certain chauvinistic attitudes.
I mean, no wonder, it was just you and me.
-Your dad wasn't around. -You're way off base.
-What does Julia think? -I don't want to talk about her, Mom.
All right, then, sorry.
Are you going to tell me what happened at school?
Yes.
In a while.
I found them, Mom!
Yikes! Are you sure, sweetie?
I want them all. Which one do you like best?
They're all the same.
They're not.
This one's a prince, this one's a soccer player.
This one has a miniskirt.
Yeah, but look at their faces.
Which one do you think will live happily ever after with the princess?
Darling,
that "happily ever after" stuff is a lie.
What do you mean?
Let's say this princess meets this prince,
and they have a blast.
They have a great time and amazing slumber parties.
They often have the same opinions.
But suddenly,
he kind of starts speaking in a different language.
Then the princess meets this other prince, right?
He has a really ugly jacket,
and you don't know why,
but you like him a lot.
And the slumber parties are amazing.
So, it's not fair, right?
Why can't she meet other princes
and have slumber parties
just because of the "happily ever after" curse
she accepted?
Why can't she just play with both princes?
WERTHEIN & LAINZ ATTORNEYS AT LAW
What's up?
What the hell, man?
What happened with that girl? Did you see the tweet?
Which one? They keep pouring in.
Dude, they say the station is claiming it cut ties with you.
Did they fire you, chicken?
Yeah, dude.
I can't believe this is happening.
Fuck, man! Do you want to talk about it?
Maybe later, and not on the phone.
This stuff is getting scary.
Okay. I love you.
Me too.
I love you. I'm here for you.
Great. Kisses.
Kisses.
Motherfuckers.
I don't give a fuck, assholes.
Okay, sweetie.
Let's see.
Come here.
Need a hand, blondie?
No, thanks.
Come in. Anything else?
Just the bags, thanks.
I left your new keys in your room.
Thanks.
There you go.
I lost my toys.
When, sweetie?
Doing business.
You can tell me about it tomorrow, honey.
YouTube lies.
We all lie sometimes, honey.
Let's tuck you in.
That's better.
Ruy, what are you doing?
-You can't be naked in here. Get dressed. -I can't be naked in my own home?
Not in my room.
-You're not sleeping here. -I don't want to.
Where's my mattress?
I don't know, not my problem.
Grab whatever pillow you want.
Maybe I should ask your fucking lawyer.
I guess you're feeling mighty powerful.
We agreed not to bring in any fucking lawyers.
That was before you changed the locks like a total jerk.
I apologized, give me a break.
Can I get a little sympathy here? I had a shitty day.
-I got fired over nothing. -Poor thing.
All you did was harass a colleague.
I didn't harass anyone.
For once in your fucking life, take responsibility.
I'm not bailing you out this time.
Stop being an adultescent, it's embarrassing.
Seriously?
Is this how it's going to be?
Fuck that.
I want this pillow.
Adultescent, my ass!
-Hello? -Is this Claudia Guerra?
Yes.
My name is Ruy Villegas.
Mr. Ordoñez gave me your number.
Sorry to call so late,
but do you think we could talk?
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