Mancora

Santiago's father leaves a message for Santiago then jumps to his death off a bridge. (0:05)

Santiago learns of his father's death. The funeral. (0:08)

Radio: "The police determined that the reason for the recent suicide of the '60s band lead singer was due to chronic depression and an economic and personal trauma." (0:10)

Santiago tells his photographer stepsister Ximena, "My father killed himself because of me."
Ximena: "Santi, he didn't kill himself because of you. That was his decision." (0:24)

Santiago asks Ximena, "Who helped me when my father decided one morning to throw himself off a... bridge?" (0:29)

Vagabond surfer Batú offers Ximena's husband Iñigo a joint.
Iñigo: "Ah... weed?"
"I do speak weed."
Batú: "That's some good weed, right?"
"But this isn't the weed talking..."
"The masters of the Ayahuasca."
Iñigo: "What the hell is Ayahuasca?"
Batú: "Ayahuasca is not a game. It's not peyote or San Pedro."
"Ayahuasca is much more than that." (0:33)

Ximena tells Santiago, referring to Iñigo, "Guy's addicted to adrenaline."
Santiago "He shoots it up, eh?" (0:39)

A cabdriver tells Iñigo, referring to shamans, "Many tourists see them for San Pedro."
Iñigo: "I'm not interested in San Pedro or peyote. I'm looking for Ayahuasca." (0:59)

On the beach La Chachi smokes a roach, then, in a swimming pool, shares a joint with Ana Maria." (1:03)

Sharing a joint at a party. (1:08)

Iñigo snorts cocaine with his nose on a mirror. (1:08)

Ximena smokes a joint. (1:10)

Santiago, referring to his father's death, asks Ximena and Iñigo, "Why keep mourning?" (1:11)

At a party Ana Maria passes an unidentified tablet to Santiago with a kiss. Ecstasy? (1:12)

Ana Maria snorts cocaine from a mirror with a straw then La Chachi does the same. (1:16)

Batú tells Santiago, "and it's not the weed talking." (1:23)

Iñigo snorts cocaine while driving.(1:24)

A shaman tells Iñigo and Santiago, "Aya means 'ancestors' in Quecha, and huasca means 'plant,' the plant of the dead."
"The ayahuasca is beautiful... consists of two plants, the ayahuasca and the chagropanga. The ayahuasca tells one the truth." (1:24)

Santiago tells the shaman, referring to Iñigo, "He took some Coke earlier." (1:29)