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Museo

Where were you, son?- I asked Benjamin to stay for lunch

Museo • 2018
Where were you, son?
- I asked Benjamin to stay for lunch

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- Where were you, son? - I asked Benjamin to stay for lunch.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
17
Timestamp in Movie
00:54:14
Uploaded
Jun 20, 2025
Genres
crime, drama
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In 1985, a group of criminals mock the security of the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City to extract 140 pre-Hispanic pieces from their showcases.
...as they took the ones easiest to transport and hide. - Museo 00:05
...as they took the ones easiest to transport and hide.
Pieces like the ones I've just described... - Museo 00:04
Pieces like the ones I've just described...
...probably linked to cultural trafficking rings... - Museo 00:06
...probably linked to cultural trafficking rings...
...that threaten every museum in the world. - Museo 00:04
...that threaten every museum in the world.
The National Institute of Anthropology and History... - Museo 00:05
The National Institute of Anthropology and History...
...warns Mexico of these thieves, enemies of their past and heritage. - Museo 00:08
...warns Mexico of these thieves, enemies of their past and ...
All Mexicans are called upon to rally against... - Museo 00:05
All Mexicans are called upon to rally against...
...this act of shameful, unpatriotic theft. - Museo 00:04
...this act of shameful, unpatriotic theft.
How do you steal so many pieces? Where were the guards? - Museo 00:04
How do you steal so many pieces? Where were the guards?
- Culture's budget keeps being cut. - Will you let me hear? - Museo 00:05
- Culture's budget keeps being cut. - Will you let me h...
The value of these pieces is inestimable in monetary terms. - Museo 00:08
The value of these pieces is inestimable in monetary terms.
Rather, their value is cultural and artistic. - Museo 00:06
Rather, their value is cultural and artistic.
- They didn't say their worth. - They did, they're priceless. - Museo 00:05
- They didn't say their worth. - They did, they're...
- You can't put a price on them. - They don't know how. - Museo 00:04
- You can't put a price on them. - They don't know...
How could they know? It's our history. - Museo 00:07
How could they know? It's our history.
Our heritage, our culture, that's their only value. - Museo 00:07
Our heritage, our culture, that's their only value.
Those who did it are miserable bastards with no past or future. - Museo 00:05
Those who did it are miserable bastards with no past or futu...
I hope they rot in their own curse, their own stupidity. - Museo 00:05
I hope they rot in their own curse, their own stupidity.
When they catch them, it is our solemn duty... - Museo 00:04
When they catch them, it is our solemn duty...
And drag their damned bodies until they bleed out. - Museo 00:05
And drag their damned bodies until they bleed out.