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Strangers in the Park
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CastLuis Brandoni, Eduardo Blanco, Verónica Pelaccini
Year released2026
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Would you label León a pathological liar?
León Schwartz tells Antonio Cardozo, "... How wise of nature..."
Antonio: ”... Be honest.”
León: ”... They’re morons...”
”... their health and pension plans...”
Antonio: ”... health and pension plans...”
”... start driving me crazy... I’ll knock you out...”
León: ”... Your behavior is embarrassing."
"... you have a depressing personality..."
León: ”... don’t worry..."
”Don’t worry.”
Antonio: ”... you’re as crazy as an old goat...”
León: ”... you’re an expert on mental health...”
”... my daughter Clarita... wants to put me in a home for idiots."
León: ”... this letter to my therapist... I don’t have a therapist... wants to lock me up... accusing me of being crazy...”
Antonio: ”... I’m the wise... man.”
León: ”You’re the first cowardly ghost...”
Antonio: ”What a crazy old man...”
”I have that building memorized... I got distracted... bash my head against the elevator door... banging my head like an idiot... I’d get nervous. I ‘d get nervous because...”
”... I still dream in color... looks like a dream.”
León: ”... no matter how low and cowardly you are...”
”... Don’t worry...” (0:01)
León tells Antonio, showing him a marijuana cigarette, "Here, this will calm your nerves. It’s a joint... He prescribes it..."
Antonio: ”Oh, so you’re also a junkie...”
León lights it, insufflates, and gives it to Antonio, who insufflates.
León: ”... That heightens the effect...”
”... Public health care is paying...”
She was shy, Ana...”
”... Ana sticks her head in the oven.”
”... she committed suicide...”
”... a sign of courage...”
Antonio: “No, it wasn’t courage...” curiosity (trait)
”To be honest...”
”I fell for it like a fool.”
”Like a fool...”
”Don’t you have another joint...?”
León, referring to artist Laura: ”... we’ll have her hooked.”
”Don’t worry...” (0:23)
Gonzalo Menéndez Roberts tells Antonio, ”... I’m an idiot... I’m an idiot...”
”Don’t worry.”
”... I’m an idiot...”
Antonio: ”Don’t worry about it...” (0:36)
León tells Gonzalo, "... I will ask you out of honest curiosity... I was shocked..."
”... greed...”
León tells Gonzalo, ”... Enough with the false modesty...”
León tells Gonzalo, ”... disability...”
”... persecuting the elderly, the disabled...”
Gonzalo: ”... These issues obsess me...” (0:41)
Antonio tells León, “... Tell me something, Rocky Balboa...”
León: "I knew you would worry..." (0:57)
León tells his daughter Clarita, "... Don’t worry."
Clarita: ”... I was still on good behavior.”
León: ”... to check if I’m senile...”
Clarita: ”... the psychoanalyst... of the Freudian Institute...”
León: ”That was clever.”
”At least you’re still smart...”
Clarita: ”... I’m smarter than before...”
León: ”... You’re not even smart anymore... think I’m an idiot...”
Clarita: ”... you’re... mentally incapable of managing...”
León: ”... Will I have the courage?... saved her from committing suicide...”
”... You don’t have to worry...”
Clarita: ”How can I not worry, Dad?...” (0:59)
León tells Antonio, "... to explain the reasons for my behavior..." (1:24)
A drug dealer asks Laura, "... park is full of assholes and junkies?"
”... get you any coke?
The dealer smacks Laura’s face.
The dealer hits Laura again. “... get on my nerves...” (1:25)
Antonio tells Laura, "... if you need it, sweet girl."
Laura: ”No, he’s a dealer... He sells drugs.”
Laurea tells Antonio, ”... I haven’t taken anything for three months...” (1:27)
Antonio answers León, "Stutter Mouth..."
León: ”... Why “Stutter Mouth”...? Do you have a stutter?”
Antonio: ”... I haven't touched a cigarette in 32 years. I meet you and I’m smoking...” (1:30)
León tells the dealer, referring to Laura, "... she got hooked on cocaine..."
Dealer: ”... a sign that says idiot?”
”... think I’m an idiot?...
Referring to Antonio: ”...This is a crazy old man with a knife...”
”... get on my nerves...”
Antonio: ”... you coward...” (1:36)
León tells Antonio, "... you behaved magnificently... such courage..."
Antonio, referring to Laura: ”... poor sweet girl...”
”... that idiot’s look of absolute terror...”
León: ”... made me worry...”
”... we made up for in courage...” (1:41)