Land of Women
WednesdaysLand of Women Quotes
Gala: I look like the curtains
Friend: I thought you already had a dress.
Gala: I did. I ordered a dress. This is what came. Yeah. I'm already having a midlife crisis. You think I'm gonna squeeze my ass into some pleather?
Friend: Okay, first of all, this is not a midlife crisis. Okay? Call me when you're accidentally tripping over your nipples.
Amat: American, huh?
Gala: A little bit. Can you tell?
Amat: "A little bit," yeah. Don't look like a country girl either.
Kate: He's calling you a snob.
Gala: Yeah, I understand Spanish, honey.
So, we have no car, no house, but we do have a bag full of wet money.
Kate
Okay. This isn't a girl's trip. Uh, we, uh -- we don't have any money. Your dad didn't invest very wisely, and now I can't pay for your university. I can't pay for Mom's nursing home. I'm going to lose the store. So all we have is that house and the money in this bag.
Gala
Gala: You think she's someone else, mom.
Julia: I do not. That's Catalina. She's thinner now. She must have drunk her own poison.
Montse: No, ma'am. I'm Montse.
Julia: I am so sorry, sweetie. I thought you were someone else from town. A viper with a very long tongue.
Montse: No, I know Catalina. She was my mom. She died last year.
They say the measure of a man is how he acts in crisis. Fight or flight. Clearly, my husband is a flyer, and I'm -- well, I'm just going to have to fix this myself.
Gala
Sometimes our greatest adventures begin with the most unexpected of moments. A chance encounter with a stranger. A feeling of helplessness when someone we love begins to slip away. We never ask to go on the journey, but ultimately it reveals the truth we desperately needed to confront.
Gala
Officer: Well, that's everything, miladies. Be careful not to break the law again. It stays on your record forever, okay?
Julia: Look at me. I'm shaking.
Fred: Hey, you remember when you told her you were going to transition?
Kate: Yeah, of course I remember.
Fred: Right. And that day when you told us, I just... Whoa, I just couldn't take it all in, you know? Then your mom, she made it crystal clear that if I had any objections, then they were my problems, not yours.
Kate: And did you?
Fred: To be honest, yeah. Yeah, I was afraid. I didn't want you to suffer.
Gala: Are you going to leave your sister out on the street?
Mariona: She is not my sister anymore.
Gala: Mom, tell me the truth. Julie Xatart, who is my father?
Julia: Well, I don't know! I don't know. My memories get mixed up. Plus, I was pretty busy back then. I had several suitors.
Amat: Well, I need to go back now. Where should I take you?
Gala: I don't know. We have no home. No money. Jail was better. We had a bed.
