I'm sorry for that. It's a bitter man who puts his prejudicesbefore the welfare of his own...
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I'm sorry for that. It's a bitter man who puts his prejudices
before the welfare of his own child. - He has good reason.
- Is that so? He doesn't seem
like a man moved by reason. I'm assuming
it was Isabella who taught the boy. Martín taught himself
before the welfare of his own child. - He has good reason.
- Is that so? He doesn't seem
like a man moved by reason. I'm assuming
it was Isabella who taught the boy. Martín taught himself
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I'm sorry for that.
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It's a bitter man who puts his prejudices
before the welfare of his own child.
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- He has good reason.
- Is that so?
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He doesn't seem
like a man moved by reason.
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I'm assuming
it was Isabella who taught the boy.
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Martín taught himself.
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Movie Summary
A doctor travels to a remote plantation to care for a disturbed boy who has inexplicable abilities. She ignites a war of science versus religion with the local priest who believes the boy is possessed by the Devil.
