On Thin Ice (2003) - full transcript
Based on a true story. Patsy McCartle is a widow with two sons trying to gather all the money she has to pay for her car, bills, and her son's medication, all of which she can barely afford. Patsy then turns to dealing drugs and becomes addicted to crystal meth. Her only way of recovery rests in the hands of her children.
[ Clanging of
railway crossing bell ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Tooting of train whistle ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
It's 6:00 am.
Oh my god! You should've
been out here hours ago.
Oh my god, I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
I don't know...
♪ somewhere
thank you.
Thanks.
♪ Over the rainbow
♪ it's fair
[ ♪ ]
♪ what I've seen
♪ you may find hard to believe ♪
♪ left me feeling like
no boy had ever made me ♪
♪ now I want something
♪ unsurpassed in its pleasure ♪
♪ 'cause even the truest love ♪
♪ still can't last forever ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel like I
never felt in this life ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel
♪ like I've never
felt in this life ♪
♪ in this body of mine
♪ in this body of mine
♪ in this body of mine
hey ya, Floyd.
Mmm.
God, is it early enough for ya?
Got nothing but time.
Aren't you cold?
Hey, it keeps the
beer nice and cool.
Ah!
[ Chuckling ]
♪ I ain't got nothin'
♪ but that's enough
[ sigh ]
What?
Ah, it's freezing.
Kevin? Jason?
Okay, boys, rise and shine!
Come on.
Let's go. Oh, god.
It's so cold.
Come on.
Oh, no. Now what
is the matter here?
Oh, jeez. Come on, boys!
Let's go, we're
going to be late.
Thought there was supposed to
be some sort of a grace period
before they turn off
the power, dang it.
Jeez.
Come on, you bums.
Come on, let's,
shake the lead out right this minute.
Jason? Jason!
You know you've got
basketball practice today,
so let's go.
[ Sigh ]
All right.
[ Roaring ]
Don't pretend with me.
[ Yelling ]
I got ya.
No, that's what you get.
That's what you get for...
No, you cheated!
I didn't cheat.
Moms don't have to cheat to win.
Yeah? Get that thing off.
Get it off,
right this minute and let
me look at those ears.
Huh! Ah!
[ Gagging ]
That ear!
What's growing in that ear?
Mom, stop.
Get that off of you, this minute.
What's for breakfast?
Okay, what's going on?
Don't we have any heat?
All right, you know
what you can do?
You can just warm up
on the court, hotshot.
[ Mixed chatter ]
[ Ringing of school bell ]
All right,
let's just see if you can do that
to guys your own age.
All right?
Okay, babe, I'm going.
I'll see you later. Hey, mom?
About my paper route this afternoon...
Yeah, what?
Could you cover for me? Huh.
She's a little fancy, isn't she?
Okay, okay.
See you.
Okay, see you.
Take care.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Mixed chatter/laughter ]
I got the hat.
I got the hat.
Woman: Morning, Kevin.
Good to see you, hi!
Hey, Andy.
Hey, Isabelle.
How are you?
Sheena died, there was poison in their...
Hello, Nancy!
Patsy?
Oh. What?
I ran it through twice.
Oh, well...
Sorry, I... I thought... Mom?
I was sure I had it
covered in my account.
Mom? I'm... i'm sorry. Oh god.
[ Gasping ] Mom?
I don't know what to say.
I... I'll...
What, honey?
Help me, mom.
Oh my god.
Okay, sit down, sweetie.
Sit here, sit down.
Here we go.
Come on.
[ Puffing of inhaler ]
Wait a minute.
Damn.
Nancy?
Nancy, do you have any ventolin?
It's... it's... I...
remember I gave you that extra...
Oh, thank you very much.
Jeez, all right.
Here, okay, baby.
Don't worry.
Just relax.
Okay? Breathe.
Breathe easy.
Slow down and relax.
That's a boy.
[ Whispering ]
How you feel?
You feel better?
You feel okay?
Okay, wait a second!
You can't go without
kissing me goodbye.
Bye. Have
a good day.
Look, you know what?
I'll have that cheque for you,
I promise, in a week.
Thanks...
[ ♪ ]
How about a refill there, huh?
Refill for you, sir?
[ Beeping of cell phone ]
Joe? Half a cup.
Wife says I got to cut back.
Really? Yeah, you know her.
Order up!
Coming.
[ Ringing of service bell ]
There. The
back wall.
You got it.
Two eggs over easy,
hash browns and dry toast.
I wanted scrambled eggs, patsy.
You haven't had a scrambled
egg in two years, Fred.
I'm 72. It's time for a change.
Huh!
Man: You got two weeks, patsy.
Patsy: But... Listen, patsy,
I don't want to have a long con-
versation about this, all right?
Yeah, but I need this job.
Wally!
Wally: Look, patsy, I'm sorry.
Okay?
Patsy: But what about the lease?
Remember,
you said that you were thinking
about renewing the lease for a year.
I wanted to,
but I can't afford it.
Yeah, but what...
Hey, I've got no choice.
I've got to shut down.
Order up! You know...
[ Ringing of bell ]
Yeah, but I think...
You've got two weeks.
But I got kids to feed, Wally!
I've got kids to feed too.
Patsy: I know, I know you do.
I know you've got kids to feed.
L-Listen, you...
you'll bounce back.
Hey, you know what, Wally?
Guess what? Guess what?
P.s. I'm not a
ball, all right?
I'm a person,
and I don't want to bounce back.
I've been bouncing all my life,
and I'm just so sick of it.
I'm just so damn
sick and tired of it.
Huh?
Oh god, all right, all right.
[ ♪ ]
[ Sigh ]
[ ♪ ]
Hey, I'm sorry.
Yeah, me too.
Yeah.
All right,
can I fill it up for you?
No, I'm on my last. Nope?
It's tough.
Yeah.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Oh god.
[ Groaning ]
Patsy! Kevin, look who it is!
Look!
Kevin: Hey, look, it's Nate!
Oh my god! Patsy: Oh my god!
Hi.
Hey.
It's been too long. Look at you.
You look great!
How are you? So do you.
Nate! I can't believe he's grown so much.
I know, I know.
Hi. Give my a hug.
Oh yeah, okay. Kevin?
Oh my. He's so big too!
[ Mixed chatter ]
God, god.
Watch the cars, you guys.
Kevin: Hey, Nate!
Where've you been?
You got a lot of bottles.
Yeah, I know. I know.
I swear to god,
if I drank that much pop,
my bladder would be the
size of a basketball.
Woman: [ On speakers ] Need
a price check on cash four.
Price check on four.
Hmm. Oh,
okay, so 35.
Guys, Turkey.
[ Mixed chatter ]
Oh, dammit.
Okay, okay, there's, um...
Okay.
Gee. Uh, 35...
[ ♪ ]
I'd like to look at the
receipt for just a second here.
All right. Here. Here you go.
Hey, mom?
It's not...
It's not 35.
It's 32.
Wait, just a second, sweetie.
Woman: Sorry. Okay, 32?
Woman:
Yeah.
I'm sorry I'm sick.
Aw, sweetie.
Oh, come here.
Come here, look at me.
You want to know something?
It's okay.
It's okay.
Sugar, it's okay, okay?
Thank you.
Two dollars, I think that's it.
You're right.
Sorry. Thank you. That's okay.
That's per-fectly fine.
Let's go.
Nate: Hey,
grab some potato chips.
Oh, good choice.
Are those the, uh, spicy ones?
Good. Yeah. Okay.
Peanut butter?
Yeah, peanut butter. Right here.
Let's get the crunchy style.
No, we can't.
We gotta get this.
It's on sale, honey.
Yeah.
I'm doing it now.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Let's get out of here.
We're late. Okay.
Business, remember? Yeah.
Well, I got to finish
shopping, honey.
Just don't for-get some beer,
and hot dogs. Okay, baby.
Calm down. I'll go outside.
Five minutes.
New boyfriend?
Uh, yeah. Well, you know me,
I don't like to be alone.
I, uh, heard about the diner.
Oh.... You going to be okay?
Not really.
Carey: Hey,
let me buy Kevin a pair of shoes.
No.
Yes.
Come on, I missed his birthday.
Where are you getting the money
for all this stuff anyway?
Business thing.
Me and will got an advance.
Well, I can just imagine what
kind of business will's in.
Just the guy I wanted to see.
I got stuff for you, man.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Hey, off you go, bud.
Now listen, what about you?
What do you mean?
You don't ever get lonely?
I mean, it's been five
years since Jack died.
No, I'll never get over him.
Oh, sweetheart,
you never get over them, you move on.
Do me a favour.
Hey, don't worry.
I have the money. Where is she?
The receipts.
Hey, I gotta go.
Give me a call.
Jesus, I have it all.
Just... just
stay put.
You might want to help me, okay?
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Where's Jason? He's late.
Do you want a cookie?
Yum, yeah.
Yum.
Okay.
Where is he?
[ Ringing of bicycle bell ]
Where is
he? Okay.
I'm mad though.
Where is he?
[ ♪ ]
Where is that kid anyway?
Here you go.
Thanks!
[ ♪ ]
[ Sigh ]
Where the heck is he?
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Where've you been?
Practice, remember?
Practice was over an hour ago,
and you know something, Jason?
You don't deliver papers
at your convenience.
What the hell's the
matter with you?
Don't you dare use that
language with me, okay?
Kevin: Mom? Mom, I don't get it.
Jason? This morning
you said it was okay.
Stop!
Geez! What's the big deal?
I'll tell you what
the big deal is!
Do you know what the big deal
is, Jason?
The big deal is a job.
You've got a job.
Don't you understand that?
And we need those few bucks.
We need that money.
I just...
I just...
Don't you remember?
You said you'd cover for me.
What?
[ Wheezing ]
Oh my god, oh my god.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Help!
Help!
Okay, Kevin.
The inler's in the bag!
In the groceries.
I just bought an inhaler.
Okay, honey.
God, I can't see a damn
thing in this stupid car!
Turn the light on!
Nothing...
Works in this
car! It's...
Okay. It's
okay, sweetie.
Here!
Relax.
[ Gasping ]
What... it's
okay, honey.
I got it. I want you to...
I got it right now.
Okay, shh.
[ Puffing of inhaler ]
[ Whispering ] Come
on, it's not working.
No, shh! Mom, it's not working!
One more, breathe in, honey.
Breathe in.
Mom? We got to go
to the hospital!
Okay... okay!
All right, okay.
Oh god. Oh-h!
Just breathe.
Kevin, we're going to get
there right away. Okay.
[ Ignition of engine ] Okay, okay.
I got it. I got it.
[ Revving of engine ]
This is a piece of...
Breathe in, baby.
[ Stalling of engine ]
Oh no!
[ Revving of engine ]
[ Screaming ]
Mom!
[ Screaming ]
Oh damn this car! Mom!
[ Beeping of horn ]
[ Yelping ]
Okay, Kevin.
Stay relaxed.
Please. Come on.
Come on.
We're going over to Carey's.
Carey's is just
two blocks, okay?
[ ♪ ]
Where is it?
Right here.
Right here, right in the front.
Okay.
Here,
let me see if the door's open.
All right.
Okay.
Carey? Put
him in.
Carey?
[ ♪ ]
Carey?
What's going on?
What's she doing here?
Carey?
Carey?
Oh, Carey, please.
Carey! Kevin... What's the matter?
What happened?
The hospital.
Oh-h! Okay, okay!
Hurry!
I'm coming.
Please, help me!
[ Panting ]
[ Coughing ]
We're out of milk.
Just calm down.
Hey, you've got a delivery.
Just don't forget!
It'll take about two
minutes to get there.
Mom's going to take care of
everything, okay? Two minutes.
Now don't worry.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Kevin:
[ Gasping ]
[ Slamming of car door ]
[ Ringing of phone ]
Woman: [ On P.A.
] Dr. Brooks, please call radiology.
[ Hissing of air ]
[ Laboured breathing ]
Woman: The bronchial tubes have
lost some of their elasticity.
Huh? That's why i'm recommending
you see a specialist.
A specialist?
Well, I don't... I mean,
who has insurance
for a specialist?
It's not like...
He's the best. Okay.
How much is this going to cost?
Whatever it costs,
pats, I'll cover.
No. Could you excuse us?
It's just
I... huh?
Excuse
me. What?
The new... You gotta... [ Sigh ]
You have to do something,
don't you just...
Yeah.
Well, I'll get the money, okay?
I'll... I'll find a way!
You going to col-lect coke bottles
and coupons? Yeah, if I have to.
That's not good enough
and you know it.
Well, then I'll get another job.
There are no other jobs.
Well, then I'll waitress again.
Oh, come on, pats.
Well, what?
What is so bad about waitressing?
What do you think
is bad about it?
Hey, you know what?
It happens to be something,
and it's honest.
Yeah?
Well, it doesn't pay
the bills, does it?
I'm trying, okay?
Okay...
I'm doing the best
that I can do.
I know you are.
It is not good enough.
Well, I can't do what you do.
Listen to me.
You can't afford not to.
Listen to me! Listen!
I'm not going to do that!
Do you think I wanted
to do what I am doing?
No.
No, I did not.
I had collection
agencies on my porch.
I couldn't feed my kid. Don't...
All right?
Okay?
I didn't have a choice.
Neither do you.
Kevin's not going
to get any better.
You got to do something.
Come on, patsy.
Come on, you're like me.
You're just like me.
You will do anything
for your kids.
Anything, eh?
Patsy?
[ Sigh ]
I know, come on.
[ Sigh ]
It's okay.
Y-Y-You...
You're a good mother, and...
And you just need a little
help, that's all.
[ Idling of engine ]
[ Sigh/ clearing of throat ]
Okay?
All right.
I'm going to explain to you.
It's very simple.
You deliver; You collect off
the guy off the streets...
Wait, slow down.
Okay, no, no, no.
You read... You deliver the
product and you collect, okay?
At the end of the week,
we'll collect off you.
That's it.
That's it?
That is it. That's
all it is, okay?
Come on, head down that alley.
Right now?
Yeah, and I'm going to do the first one.
I'll show you how. Okay.
[ Clearing of throat
] Here's how it works.
You make a delivery, right?
Come on.
Carey: Okay, stop here. Stop.
Excellent.
Good.
Here we go.
Piece of cake.
Men:
Hey!
Carey:
Hey.
Say hey.
Yeah, hey.
You got it? Yeah, I got it.
I always got it.
Let's see the money first.
12, right?
Yup.
Say,
don't you work at the diner?
So, how's grits?
Hey, take a bath some-
time, deke.
Back off.
Hey, back off!
Eight times.
Eight, good.
Here, one more.
Go crazy.
Thank you very much.
Later, guys. Go. See ya.
Let's go.
Oh, oh my!
[ Beeping of car horn ]
Okay. Gee!
Oh! Whoa, take it easy.
Okay, so how much do I owe you?
Okay, two inhalers, that's $80 each.
Right.
And the chamber's
21. That's $181.
All right.
Okay.
All right, here you go.
Could I have a bag, please?
Yeah.
And $19 change.
Oh, right.
Woman: [ On P.A. ]
Aisle five...
So, how's your boy doing?
Fine. He's
seeing a specialist.
Ain't that great?
[ Ringing of school bell ]
Get your feet down. Get your feet down.
Do you know him?
What, honey? Do you know him?
[ Knocking on hood ]
Hey!
True grit!
Hey, is this your boy?
Just a sec. I'll be right back.
What's up?
[ Chiming of door signal ]
[ Slamming of car door ]
Hey, come here, will you?
Just come here.
Look,
I want to tell you something.
I want you to stay away from
this high school, all right?
You stay away from my kids,
you understand what I'm saying?
Huh? Okay? Yeah, sure.
All right.
It's okay.
Jason!
Hey.
What, hon? Mom, I don't know
how to tell you this, but...
Oh, no, no, no.
Where is that coach of yours?
I'm going to knock some sense...
Jason: Hey, no, mom. Mom, don't.
Why? 'Cause he might take me
out of the starting line up.
Hah! No, really? Yeah.
[ Screaming ]
Both:
[ Chuckling ]
Really?
Yeah.
I told you you could do
it, didn't I?
I can't help it.
This is the best!
I got some-thing for you!
He's in the start-ing line-up.
Huh, yeah!
Hey, man. Kevin: Hi, Jason.
Here... here,
here, here.
Look, look,
look! Here.
Oh, ponies!
Yeah. I got a pair too.
Yeah, get them down.
Nice! Get them down.
These are awesome. I know.
Mine are better.
So, where are you working?
Oh, um... it's
just this, um...
It's this new
company situation...
What kind of company?
Uh, how are they?
They're good.
The right size? Yeah.
So, what kind of company?
Um... well...
I don't know.
From what they said...
Who told you?
Carey.
Carey?
Yeah, Carey.
You're working with Carey?
That's right.
I'm working with Carey.
I'm working for a computer
company outside of Chicago.
Chicago, but...
[ Honking of car horn ]
Shoot. I know,
but at least I won't be
working nights, right?
I just mean Chicago's
so far away.
I know it's far away,
but they make the components
here and then they, you know,
they assemble them in Chicago,
and i'm... well, you know
what I am? I'm a courier,
so I pick up the parts
and I deliver the orders,
and I don't know. It's...
It's not much, but...
It's a beginning. Sounds great.
Mom? I'm proud of you for
getting such a good job.
Care?
Carey?
Hello?
Hey, I can't do this.
I can't run drugs
for you any more.
Carey:
[ Coughing ]
Go.
Baby, where are you going?
Out.
Mmm, oh. Mmm.
Oh my god, what's this...
What does this remind you of?
I guess...
Glen arbor.
Summer of '80...
No, I don't want to talk about Glen arbor.
Out! This is
absolutely...
So, okay, a zillion years ago.
I got, you know,
moderately out of control.
You were on the table, honey.
No, okay, all right. Yeah.
That's right, I did. Okay.
So I did that, yeah.
Okay. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, you did. In fact,
the entire restaurant
dropped what they were doing and
were captivated by your performance.
But you know what
I remember though?
No, listen to this.
You know,
I met Jack the following week
and then every-thing
was just so different.
Did you ever tell Jack
about your sordid past?
No.
Mmm.
Too bad for him.
[ Chuckling ] Yeah.
It was so sweet to
be loved like that.
Mmm. Mmm.
So nice.
Yeah, I know what that's like.
Once in a life.
He would be so disappointed
if he knew what I was doing.
Oh, please!
Don't do this.
Come on.
Come on! Guy didn't
exactly, like, set you up
and buy life insurance
or any-thing like that.
Hey, Carey, come on!
He didn't know he was
going to be killed.
Yeah, who does? God,
you are the most graceless person I know.
Come on, you got a
family to support.
I don't want to lie to my
kids, okay?
I don't like it,
it doesn't make me feel good inside.
It's not lying.
This isn't about lying.
It's about feeding your kids
and putting clothes on their
back and shoes on their feet.
Yeah, right. Okay? Yeah.
Woman: [ On radio ] It is a cold
one this morning, let me tell you.
The barometer reads...
Well, a chilly...
Patsy:
Yes.
Yes, yes, no.
I know, I know.
I'm going to do it.
I get it, yeah.
It's just, it's a
long drive, okay?
All right, bye.
Jason, can you drop off
Kevin on your way to school?
I'll pick him up.
Yeah.
Bye, honey.
Bye.
Where do you have to go
to pick up the parts?
Bye, mom.
God, can you believe it?
I have to drive all
the way to carbondale.
[ Opening of door ]
Hey, mom?
Don't forget.
The game's tonight.
Tell him I need ice.
Floyd:
♪ I ain't got nothing
♪ but time on my hands
♪ but time on my hands
Kevin? Kevin!
I'm always...
Come on, honey. Floyd!
Have you got your jacket picked up?
Hey, boys.
Okay, come on.
Patsy, I've been calling you.
Why don't you pick up the phone?
Jason: Mom, the game. Okay.
What are you doing here?
Carey: Our boss
wants to see you.
You have to deliver this.
What? To whom? To our boss, Hopkins.
He's staying at the...
At the Anderson place
by Smith creek. What?
But wait a second.
I mean, it's his first basketball game
and it's very important that I be there.
Why can't you do it?
Carey: Because he always
meets the new people.
But I promised
him, Carey. God.
Why are you screwing this up, patsy?
I'm not screw-ing it up.
You forget why you're doing this?
Ah, jeez.
Hey, he wants to meet you now.
Ah, okay, okay. Okay!
And don't mess with him.
All right.
Trust me.
Jason.
Jason:
Yeah?
Jason, honey...
Look, i'm afraid...
I have to work tonight.
Ahh. I know.
And, what about the game?
I know, but it's just that...
I'm doing this for us.
Mom, I'm gonna be late for warm-ups.
Hey. Hey-hey. I'll take you.
Get your brother.
Come on.
Okay, well that's great.
Well then, I'll...
I'll see you...
I'll see you at half-time,
I promise, I'll
be there. And...
Don't forget to really knock 'em
dead, okay, hotshot?
Play good "d".
Keep your hands up. Bye, mom.
Be aggressive out there.
I love you, okay?
Kevin: Bye. Bye-bye.
Patsy: Thank you, Carey.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Game on, guys.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Yes, chief, give me Larson.
Pete, I need you to
run a plate for me.
Charlie baker three,
William three four.
Illinois plate.
Get back to me as soon as you
can, eh?
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Stopping of engine ]
[ Opening of door ]
[ ♪ ]
Thanks for coming.
[ Clearing of throat ]
Come on in, come on in.
So, now you have a job.
Yeah, just not the job I wanted.
Ah, sit down.
Sit down on the couch. Uh...
I am sorry, all I have is red.
No, no, no.
No, no, thanks,
no. Not for me.
Thank you very much.
No, and anyway, I...
I brought you your receipts
here, oh.
And, uh, there's that guy...
Uh, your guy in the
trailer, he was ask...
He said some-thing about,
uh, he needed ice. Mmm.
So... Oh. Sit down, sit down.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Have you ever seen
meth being made? No.
Well, there's chemical reactions
when you're cookin' it up.
Gets real hot, so
you need a lot of ice.
So don't worry. He'll
get his ice. Hmm.
So, did you have any
problems finding the place?
Oh, no, no.
No, my husband used to love to hike,
and we hiked together and, uh,
this spot was a... a
favourite area of his.
Hmm. "Used to"?
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Yeah, he, um...
He worked on the
power lines and...
He got, um, killed on the job.
I am sorry.
[ Ringing of cell phone ]
Mmm.
'Scuse me.
Sure.
Yeah... yeah,
yeah, yeah,
she's here.
She's here.
Mm-mmm. Get
back to me.
[ ♪ ]
Look, you know, I gotta go.
My kid's got a basketball
game tonight, and...
No, no, I...
I think you should stay
just a little bit longer.
Yeah, well...
[ Clearing of throat ]
What... Uh, you sure you
don't want any more wine?
I mean, are you checking me out?
Is that what this is?
Wouldn't you do the same?
There are people in
California, Mexico, Yemen.
I work for them.
They check me out,
and I check out the
people who work for me.
I made pick-ups.
Deliveries.
I brought you the money and I just...
I really... I don't know...
What else I can do to prove
to you that I'm trustworthy.
Have you ever?
No, mm-mmm.
Well, Carey kilmer said you two
used to smoke a little dope.
Well, that was a lifetime ago,
that was...
That was...
[ Sighing ] It was
long before I had kids.
Mm-hmm.
Well, everybody who works
for me has to do this.
I'm not doing it.
You can always
walk out the door,
but you'll end up right
back where you started.
Think of the long term.
[ Clearing of throat
] Think of your kids.
All right, look. I really don't
care if you ever try this again.
But I have to know
if I can trust you.
Why would that
make you trust me?
Because it will.
[ ♪ ]
Sit.
[ Clearing of throat ]
All right.
It's quite simple. Uh-huh.
I'm just gonna heat
it up a little bit.
It'll start smoking, curling up.
I'm going to place it to your
mouth, you inhale,
very slightly, not too deep,
hold it for about two seconds.
I'll let you know when.
Okay, now.
Right now.
Right now.
That's it.
That's good.
[ ♪ ]
[ Stopping of engine ]
[ Splashing of water ]
Yeah, any time.
Keep your shirt on, sweetheart.
Here, got it.
It's all there.
You know that, uh...
Your production's down
four months in a row now.
Tell him to go screw himself.
Hey, I work for him, pal, okay?
Hey, production's
not down on our end.
Someone on your end's
skimming off the top.
Yeah, well, if you're accusing
me, you got it all wrong, okay?
Because I pay for what I use.
There's no excuse for that.
Yeah, yeah, hold on.
Cripes.
Okay,
let me just count it first.
Three.
Okay, thanks.
Yeah.
Oh, god.
Okay.
Oh-h, boy.
[ Sigh ]
Okay.
[ Opening/ closing of door ]
[ Whispering ]
Oh, god.
What are you doing up?
It's past your bedtime.
Where have you been?
Where do you think?
I've been at work.
Computer business,
right? Parts?
What is the problem, Jason, huh?
Mom, this is the third time
you've missed one of my games.
I mean, how many times am
I going to baby-sit Kevin?
What am I sup-posed to think?
Mmm...
Mmm, okay.
Maybe I should
just quit the team.
[ Opening/closing of door ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Whispering ]
Come out.
Let's go, let's go,
baby, let's go.
[ ♪ ]
[ Hissing of burner ]
[ ♪ ]
Okay.
O-Okay.
[ ♪ ]
Oh, baby.
Oh-h-h.
Yeah, look.
I want half my cut
in product, all right?
Hey, I got one thing
to say to you:
Stop, and breathe.
Now listen.
Hopkins: [ On phone ] Okay?
I'll give you a quarter in product.
No way...
One quarter in product, that's it.
And your math better work out.
[ Buzzing of dial tone ]
[ Snort ]
Bitch.
[ ♪ ]
It's 2,000.
Okay.
All right, great.
So you get a quarter in cut, right?
Got it?
Yeah, yeah.
That's you.
Okay.
Take it easy.
Thanks.
[ ♪ ]
Oh!
[ ♪ ]
Woman: [ On P.A. ]
Attention all visitors,
visiting hours will
be over in 30 minutes.
[ ♪ ]
Jason:
Mom.
Where is he?
He's okay, he had an attack.
This way.
Yeah.
We ran out of medication.
You didn't renew
the prescription.
Well, I thought you were
gonna renew the prescription.
It's not like I don't
give you enough money.
Mom, mom,
they're not gonna let a kid
phone in a prescription.
Put that out.
You've gotta do it.
You've gotta do it,
you gotta call
the doctor. Not me.
Hey, you know what? I've had it
with this attitude thing, okay?
I get it. I really get it.
Mrs. Mccartle?
Hi. How are you? Ms.
Mccartle... I'm good.
Your son's fine.
Patsy:
He is? Good.
Good night. Lights out.
Goodnight, mom.
Love you.
Love you too.
[ Departing footsteps ]
[ Store ♪ ]
[ Chatter on P.A. ]
[ ♪ ]
Can we get crunchy?
Put it back.
Please?
We can't afford it.
[ Chatter on television ]
Set the table.
In a minute.
Now, Kevin, not in a minute.
Now.
Leave me alone.
You can't tell me what to do.
[ Sigh ]
Junk food.
[ Opening of door ]
So's what you fix for
supper every night.
Jason:
Fold this.
Kevin: Stop it. Leave me alone.
You're not my mother.
Pick it up, asswipe.
Do that laundry.
Mom?
Jason called me a dirty word.
Jason, knock it off.
Patsy:
Okay.
Okay. Okay, okay.
Where is it?
What?
Don't play games with me.
Just where is it, all right?
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about the money
that I gave you yesterday
for the for groceries.
That's $50.
Now what the heck did
you do with my money?
You didn't give me 50 bucks yesterday.
You gave me $20
two weeks ago.
I gave you 50 bucks yesterday.
I just don't understand
where the money is...
We didn't see you yesterday.
We haven't seen you in three
days, mother.
Three days. And I don't steal.
[ Muttering ] Okay.
All right, fine.
I just don't...
I just... here's
the thing.
I don't understand
where my money is.
Because if you don't have it,
where the heck is the money?
Just where is my money anyway?
Fire!
I just need that money!
What? Kevin: Fire!
Fire!
[ Yelping ]
Right here, mom.
You gave me 20 bucks for the last 2 weeks.
Do you want some?
Okay, fine, let's go.
Let's go. Let's get in the car.
Come on.
Kevin: Where are we going?
We are going to get some
burgers, okay?
Since you're bitching
about the food so much,
we're just gonna go and we're
gonna get some-thing to eat.
Right now. Come
on, let's go.
Let's go, sweetie.
All right, what is the
matter with you anyway, huh?
What is this?
A burger's not good enough
for Mr. Three-
pointer hotshot?
Come on, let's
go. Right now. Eat!
I'm not playing
basketball any more.
I quit the team.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Kevin: I thought we were
going to get cheeseburgers.
I'm hungry.
Mmm.
Just stay in the car, all right?
Stay in the car!
[ Idling of car ]
[ ♪ ]
Lock the doors behind me.
But mom said to stay in here.
Shut up,
and just do it. Why?
[ ♪ ]
Woman 1: [ On television ]
I'll pull a few strings
and we'll get you into
the ranger academy.
Woman 2:
Oh, wow. I mean, keen-o!
Woman 1:
Take it easy.
Patsy:
Hey, Nate?
Nate? Nate?
Where's your mom? I don't know.
Carey? Carey?
[ Footsteps on stairs ]
What? What the hell
are you doing here?
I just need some.
I'll pay you, okay?
I gave you the stuff, patsy.
I gave it to you.
I know.
I just need a little bit more.
Okay, just right now, maybe?
[ ♪ ]
Will you tell her to get
the hell out of the house?
No, no. Wait a second.
Just go outside.
I got to tell you something.
What is it? What?
Go outside. Just...
What?
Listen to me, listen to me.
Oh, man, what?
What?
Will's stealing from Hopkins.
You can't come here any more.
You can't, okay?
Yeah.
We'll figure something else out.
Listen,
i'm freaking out right now,
because if Hopkins finds out...
Patsy: Actually, yeah, Carey,
I just needed a
couple more hits,
just to get me through the next few...
Are you deaf?
Did you hear what I said?
We have... We can't give you any.
Yeah, I know!
Patsy: Just...
just until next week!
Carey: Okay, baby, she's gone!
No.
Please!
I can't think straight.
I can't get anything done.
Listen to me,
I'm a mess, please.
You got to go.
Please, goddammit!
You got me into this. Out!
Hey, what?
It was your decision.
Now get the...
Off my property.
Fine!
[ Screaming ]
What a mess, that girl.
[ ♪ ]
Kevin!
Oh my... Kevin!
Jason!
Oh... Kevin!
Jason!
If you say so.
Yeah, our mom's meeting us in Chicago.
Yeah? Two tickets.
Yeah, I promise our mom
will have the money when we get there.
All right.
Thank you. Where're we going?
I'm scared.
Let's go.
Why are we out here? Shut up.
Okay, if you don't cry,
I'll tell you a story.
About dad?
Yeah, I'll tell you
a story about dad.
One time, him and me
were walking in the woods
and he was showing me where
they were cutting new lines,
and, well,
they were going to cut down
the biggest trees, so...
Patsy:
Jason!
Kevin, wait!
Wait!
[ Honking of bus horn ]
My k... please,
thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Oh my god.
My hat.
Oh, Jason.
Jason? All right,
I want you to get off the bus right now.
No.
Move your car, lady.
I've got a bus to drive.
I know. Just one second.
One second.
We're going to Chicago.
What? No, we are
not going anywhere.
You're going home right
now, okay?
I know what you've been doing.
Huh? I know what you are.
I don't know what you...
What are you talking
about, sweetie?
You're a dealer!
I am your... Mother.
Hello?
My mother would never lie.
Shut up!
[ ♪ ]
[ Sniffling ]
I looked up to you. [ Sobbing ]
All right, okay.
Okay, just tell me...
Okay, all right, what do you want?
Okay?
Just lay it out!
What do you want?
Do you want roller blades?
Is that what you want?
Or maybe you want a cell phone.
Just what is it that you want?
Just tell me what you want
because of course I'm
going to get it for you.
Just what, dammit...
We just want you, mom!
Look... Shut up!
Okay, sorry. Sorry. What?
Okay, sweetheart...
I'm really sorry. I'm
so sorry. I just...
Can you forgive me? It's okay.
We know you love us.
Don't we, Jason?
I never meant to hurt you, okay?
[ Sniffling ] I know
it was a mistake.
Please, I really was way off.
Really wrong.
Finish your personal business.
I've got a schedule to...
Okay, okay.
Okay, okay. I'm
sorry, guys. Come on.
Let's go.
Can we go home now?
Please?
Sweetie...
[ ♪ ]
I really am sorry.
Sorry about that.
[ Sighing ]
Okay, look, so...
I tried drugs. I did it...
A couple of times and...
Are you going to stop?
Oh, yeah. No,
I'm stopping.
Yeah, right now.
Right now, I'm stopping.
'Night, guys.
'Night, 'night, 'night.
Kevin:
'Night, mom.
[ ♪ ]
[ Whispering ] Come
on, come on, come on.
Come on.
Oh, gee...
Oh, gee... what?
Hey! Damn.
Please...
[ ♪ ]
[ Jingling of utensils ]
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
[ Yelp ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Clatter of dishes ]
Come on.
[ Yelping ]
Go to bed.
No.
[ ♪ ]
Okay, where...
[ Squealing in frustration ]
[ ♪ ]
Come on.
Yes, yeah!
[ Cries of frustration ]
Just get out of the way!
Okay.
[ ♪ ]
[ Moaning/sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
Here.
Aren't we having breakfast? No.
Come on,
we're going to be late for school.
Hey, you guys...
Hey, let me make you
guys some pancakes, okay?
Yeah.
Patsy:
Okay.
Hey... oh.
[ Closing of door ]
Jason?
Kevin?
Listen to me, Kevin.
We can't stay at home any more.
We just...
Can't.
Patsy:
Kevin! Kevin!
Jason! Jason!
Jason!
Uh... I don't...
I don't know how to quit.
I want to quit.
I-I will do anything.
I promise you.
I-I'll go to rehab, okay?
We don't have any money for rehab.
I just want it to be...
It's gone!
But I just want it to be
the way that it was before.
Jason: I don't believe you.
You've got to believe me.
I don't care what she does.
I just want to help her.
Please, Jason!
Patsy:
Please, please!
Please.
[ Sobbing ]
Please.
Please.
How do we know
you mean business?
I'll...
I will tell Carey...
That I quit, that it's over.
I'll do it right
this minute, okay?
And then, just...
Lock me up in the apartment
and don't let me out
until I've kicked it,
because you know
what? Please, boys.
Come here.
Come on.
I can do this.
I can do this with you.
I just can't do it by my-
self, okay?
Okay?
Please?
Just don't kid yourself.
Quitting's not that easy.
[ Sigh ]
I gotta go.
Take Nate.
It's too dangerous here.
Please my baby. Please take Nate.
Oh, honey, I can't.
I can't.
I got to shake this first.
I'm sorry.
What?
Oh... I paid Kevin's hospital
bill, don't you remember?
I helped you when you were down.
Please, help my kid.
Hey, Carey? Don't you get it?
I'm an addict, okay?
I can't even take
care of my own kids,
all right?
Sure.
Honey, look
at me. Look.
Look at me!
I will take Nate...
When I'm clean.
I promise you.
I'll take Nate when I'm clean.
Mmm.
Okay?
I promise you. All right?
Sure, whatever.
Whatever.
I love you.
Oh-h-h, god.
[ Sniffling ]
This is so...
Right? Will: Yeah, right.
Carey:
[ Sighing ]
Patsy: Kevin, close the door.
[ Yelp ]
Oh, sorry.
How did... how did
you get in here?
Ah...
Back door's open.
Jason?
Take Kevin to his
bedroom. All right?
There you go.
I was a little surprised when
Carey brought by the receipts.
Hopkins:
It worried me.
I thought maybe you'd left town.
Patsy: Look, i'm giving notice.
I quit.
No more dealing.
It's over.
I guess that explains why
you haven't been around.
You must be the
basketball player.
You know,
I used to play a little ball.
Now, I wasn't very good.
Spent most of my
time on the bench,
but, uh, you're not
like that, are you?
You're a starter, right?
A guard?
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Maybe we'll shoot some
hoops together sometime.
Two against one.
[ Chuckling ]
Ah...
[ Sniffing ]
Somebody's stealing from me.
No, no. No, no. I got
it all written down.
I got it all written
down. I've got...
Deliveries, orders,
everything. I don't steal.
I didn't say you.
I said somebody.
[ Cocking of pistol ]
[ Gasps ]
No, wait! Wait,
wait! Please!
[ Whimpering ]
You let me know if you
hear anything, right?
Oh yes, yes. Yes.
Just, please...
[ Click on empty chamber ]
[ Scream ]
Oh, no!
[ Sobbing ]
[ Loading of cartridge ]
See you at work.
No!
[ Sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
Oh god, stay right here.
[ Gasping/ yelping ]
Get out!
Get out!
[ Slamming of door ]
Oh-h...
Oh, god.
O-Kay.
Okay... okay.
[ Mumbling ]
God.
[ Grunting ]
Patsy:
Boys?
Jason?
Let me out, for god's sakes,
just, please...
[ Whimpering ]
The door open.
I want out. I want out.
Oh, okay.
Jason: Mom, this was your
idea, remember?
"Whatever you do, boys,
don't let me out."
I... yeah, I
changed my mind.
Oh, please, please.
You just know what
he's capable of doing.
What do we do?
Did you hear
me? Please!
Please, please, please.
[ Screaming ]
Please open the door!
Sugar, can you hear me?
Oh... can you hear me?
'Cause I'm so...
I'm so scared...
And I think that I need
to go to the doctor.
Kevin?
Kevin? Can
you hear me?
Kevin, honey.
Please, Kevin, I'm really...
I'm scared now.
I'm so scared.
Oh, please, Kevin, please.
Sweetie...
Mommy wants to talk to you,
just you and me, okay?
Honey...
You know what it's
like to be scared,
don't you, Kevin?
Patsy: [ Whispering ] Kevin.
Sweetie...
[ Heavy sigh ]
Open the door for me.
Open the door.
Please, Kevin.
[ ♪ ]
[ Laboured breaths ]
Do you... do
you need this?
No.
[ ♪ ]
Okay.
[ ♪ ]
Hmm.
[ Sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Gagging ]
Oh, god.
[ Groaning ]
Oh-h.
[ Unlocking of door ]
[ Opening of door ]
Mom?
Wake up.
He-ey.
Kevin: Hey, mom. Hey.
Maybe you should try
and eat something.
Oh. Okay.
Come on.
Whoa. Say, whoa,
whoa. Wait.
Where are you going? School.
No. Oh no. No
you're not.
No. No. You're not
going anywhere.
Mom...
No.
Mom, listen to me.
No, it's too Dan-
gerous out there.
Really, Jason, please.
Listen to me.
Please.
Don't go out there.
I've been out of school
since Friday.
Don't you get it?
If I stay out any longer,
the school's going
to send someone
to find out where I've been.
They'll see you and then what?
Okay.
Okay, okay,
but wait. Wait.
I'll come with you.
Just give me a second
here, okay?
Just give me a second.
God.
Patsy:
Okay...
[ Mumbling ]
You okay?
Yeah, i'm...
I'm fine.
Listen to me.
You be careful.
Okay.
Seriously, watch it,
all right?
Okay.
Just...
[ Ringing of school bell ]
Jason. Jason.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Patsy: What do you think?
Is it okay if Nate comes and
stays with us for a while?
Kevin:
Yeah.
Jason: Yeah, it's a good idea.
Kevin:
Can I go in?
No, I don't want you to come.
You stay right here.
You take care of the
car, all right?
Jason: You want me to come? No.
Keep the doors locked.
Jason:
Be careful.
[ ♪ ]
Keep the doors locked.
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Anybody home?
[ Shattering of glass ]
Carey...
Hello?
[ ♪ ]
Carey?
Carey?
Oh god.
[ Hissing of burning pan ]
Oh! Oh!
Oh god.
[ Yelps of pain ]
[ Dripping of water ]
[ ♪ ]
Carey. Carey?
Carey?
Carey... oh my god.
Carey?
[ Gasp ]
Carey.
Oh god.
[ ♪ ]
[ Yelp ]
[ ♪ ]
Nate.
Oh... Nate!
Oh.
Nate...
[ Screaming ]
[ Tooting of train whistle ]
[ Clanging of bell ]
Mom, what happened?
Aren't we going home?
Stay down.
Just stay down.
Stay down, sweetie.
Mom...
Where are we going?
I want to see.
Stay down!
Did you hear what I said?
I mean, "stay down!" Stay down.
Mom...
Where are we going?
[ Switching off of engine ]
Nowhere.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Reporter: [ On TV ]
And in leeville,
police are still
searching for clues
in the deaths of
three residents.
The bodies were discovered
after a neighbour
reported an unusual smell
coming from the house.
Police sources say the
bodies had been in the house
for two weeks or more.
Anyone with informa-
tion on this crime
is urged to contact the
local police department.
For wkhy news, i'm
Lisa best in leeville.
Policeman: I'll have some-body
by later on today, all right?
Uh-h...
I might have some
informa-tion on...
Carey kilmer.
Just talk to this man.
John moran, please.
Woman: FBI, legal division.
[ Ringing of telephone ]
Okay, thank you very much.
[ Ringing of telephone ]
FBI, legal division.
Hang on, I'll transfer you.
[ Buzzing of lock release ]
[ Clearing of throat ] There.
Down the hall,
first door on your left.
Down the hall.
Okay, thanks.
FBI legal division.
Hey, legal division.
[ Knocking on door ]
Come in.
Sit down, please.
[ Heavy sigh ]
[ Stifled sob ]
I found the bodies.
What took you so long?
Oh, I was just...
Really scared.
Patsy mccartle, right?
Yes.
You did the right thing, patsy.
We've had Hopkins
under surveillance.
[ Clinking of lighter ]
But you're in a lot of trouble.
Are you going to arrest me?
[ Sniffle ]
It's really not you
that we're after.
We want Hopkins
and his associates.
If you help me, we can get 'em.
Oh, no, no.
No, I...
No, I c...
I couldn't possibly do that.
You don't under-stand
what he's capable of doing.
He's like...
If Hopkins slips away,
he'll just end up
in another town,
and there'll be another
waitress down on her luck,
or a kid who'll go
to bed at night,
and doesn't wake up.
All right,
so what would you want me to do?
Woman: Okay,
this is your earpiece
and this, you're going
to stick right here.
What do I do?
I just...
You stick it in your ear.
Okay.
Your only link to help,
so make sure you wear it
when you're around him.
We need the names of his
contacts, patsy.
Where do your kids
think you are?
Waitressing, next
town up the road.
You okay?
Oh yeah, I'm great.
Really.
[ Chatter on television ]
Hello?
Hopkins: I knew you'd be back.
Come on in.
Come on in.
Look, I brought you some, uh...
Some new receipts. Oh.
Turns out I still need a job.
It's all there.
Of course.
Let's seal
the deal. Hmm?
You know, I think I could
be of more use to you
if I just stay
off of that stuff.
Okay.
Fine.
That's smart.
Listen, since I won't be going
through will and Carey any more,
I thought...
I just thought that maybe
we could work
something else out.
Hopkins: [ On earpiece ] Of course.
Of course you come...
Come to me from now on.
Come straight to me.
Oh, uh, by the way, patsy.
Patsy.
Um...
I'm really sorry about what
happened to your friends.
Whoo. Ah-h...
Drive safely.
The roads are very icy.
[ Closing of door ]
[ Chatter on television ]
[ Opening of door ]
[ Dialling of telephone ]
Okay, I'm home.
Yeah, okay.
Tomorrow morning. I got it.
[ Grunts of anger ]
What are you doing?
Get away!
What is the matter? Where is it?
Where the hell are
you keeping it?
What are you talking about?
I don't know what you're talking about.
The drugs, mom! I
saw them. Don't lie!
What do you mean?
I'll call the cops!
Don't, wait...
Where are you hiding them?
Wait! Jason,
Jason.
Stop it! Jason,
stop it!
Stop! Ow, Jason!
[ Groaning ]
Jason, no.
No! Oh my god!
Jason, listen, listen to me!
Listen to me!
Listen to me.
Look at me, look at me.
I'm telling you the truth, okay?
I don't do drugs!
You've got to trust me.
I mean it, you got to trust me.
[ Sobbing ]
Mom?
Oh please...
[ Sobbing ] Oh, honey, I know.
I'm so afraid of losing you.
Then we'd have
nobody. No one.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
No matter what this looks like,
it's going to be over.
It's going to be over.
You got to trust me.
Just give me a couple of days,
I'm telling you it's
going to be over, okay?
Now Jason...
I have to go somewhere...
Mom! Please...
Yeah, no, no, no, no.
No, no, what...
Uh, Kevin?
Honey, sweetie, swee...
you go to your room, please?
Everything's fine.
Your daddy's shotgun?
It's in the closet.
No matter what happens...
Don't let any-body in here.
I don't want to deal on
the streets any more, okay?
Okay,
I told you to deal with me.
That's not good enough for me.
I'm not.
Fine, fine.
Let me just finish my phone
call, okay?
No, wait a minute. Just...
You finish the phone call...
You... you just hang on.
But I...
Hang... Hang out. Oh god, okay.
Let me just keep the thing...
[ Beeps of dialling ]
[ Sniffing ]
Yeah, okay. I'm back,
I'm back, I'm back.
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, he going.
He's out of the room. Okay, yeah.
You getting this?
Take a look around.
Do you think I don't know that?
I know that.
Okay, I'm looking.
I'm looking.
Okay, there's got to
be something here.
I'm just not sure where
exactly he has...
No, okay. There's receipts.
There's nothing in there.
Bunch of junk all over the...
coffee table, the laptop.
Okay.
Going now.
Okay, my god. Okay,
there's a bunch of...
Looks like... okay,
there's just numbers.
Okay. Okay, moran.
There's a lot of names here.
There's, um... there's...
Three marianos...
There's a Martin. A William mart...
yeah. All right.
And there's a...
Martinez. To all, all,
one big happy family here.
[ Whispering ]
Okay, there's just a
tonne of stuff there
and they're all Florida
addresses. I got to go.
[ Beep of radio ]
Let's check this out.
We'll get some-body on it.
We're cool.
All right, we're cool?
Okay. Well, yeah. I get it.
He's back. Okay.
All right, all right.
Yeah, later, babe. Bye.
Okay.
Okay, you got it, kid. What?
2:00 P.M. here.
Patsy:
Okay.
Hopkins: Here, follow the map.
You'll be fine.
Small airstrip. Wouldn't
even know it's there.
And patsy...
What?
This is not street stuff.
It's half a million
dollars in product.
Now I'm sticking my
neck out here for you.
Don't let me down.
No, I won't.
Okay.
You're in the big time now, kid.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
You got anything?
Yeah, air traffic
control's got it coming in.
Coming in.
[ Drone of airplane ]
John, the son of a bitch is
landing on the other side of town.
We've been set up,
John. Let's go.
Go, go, go!
John: [ On earpiece ] Patsy,
he's landing on the other side of town.
You've been set up.
Man: John,
tell her to stay there.
This is police busi-ness.
She's only going to get in the way.
Tell her to stay put!
Patsy: I can't!
No, no, wait, wait, wait!
Wait, what am I supposed to do?
John: Stay here. But...
John:
Don't go anywhere.
Lay low.
What?
Oh my god.
Moran! You can't
leave me here!
What about my kids, dammit?
[ ♪ ]
[ Approach of car ]
Patsy! Some men just went in
looking for your boys.
Oh god.
[ ♪ ]
Oh! Oh my...
[ Grunt of frustration ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Unlocking of door ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Panting ]
Kevin!
Kevin!
Oh my god.
[ Gasping in frustration ]
Okay... oh, dammit!
Open, you.
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Moran?
Moran!
Look, Hopkins has my...
Moran! Can you hear me?
He has my kids! Mora...
[ Crackling of static ]
Oh, dammit. Damn!
Damn...
[ Whimper ]
Moran!
Hopkins has my kids!
Moran!
Moran!
[ Whimpering/yelping ]
Patsy?
[ Crackling of static ]
Patsy?
It's nothing.
She's lost the wire.
Oh shoot!
Better step on it.
||
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Moran! Can you hear me?
Moran!
[ Revving of engine ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Squealing of tires ]
[ Opening of car door ]
You!
What are you doing here?
[ Screaming ]
[ Screaming ]
[ Grunting ]
Je...
You...
Where are my children?
How am I supposed to
know where your kids are?
You're the mother,
don't you know?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Grunting ]
Youch!
You shot me!
Oh god...
Son of a...
Go home!
[ Gunshot ]
[ Yelping ]
[ Grunts of anger ]
Oh god, oh god.
[ Grunts of pain ]
[ Gunshot ]
Patsy: Where are my kids?
Are you crazy?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Yelping ]
Where are they?
Son of a...
Hopkins:
Back off!
You don't know who you're
deal-ing with here!
[ Gunshot ]
Where are my kids?
Where are they?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Gunshot ]
I don't have your kids!
[ ♪ ]
If you kill me,
you won't get your kids!
[ Chatter of two-way radio ]
Take a look at this.
Hopkin's car.
He never made it to the airport.
She can't be far.
Looks like Hopkins
was cutting out,
and was just using
patsy as a decoy.
We got the computer too.
Checking it out,
but there's a whole bunch of names.
That confirms what
your girl told us.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Grunts of pain ]
Oh-h-h.
[ Groan ]
You calm down now, patsy.
Calm down, patsy!
Calm down. This...
This is my storage space.
I've got a lot of bottles
of chemicals in there.
Your kids are in there.
One spark and this
whole place goes up.
Blow everything.
We've got your boys, patsy.
Ah-h!
I couldn't get to tell ya.
They're safe.
[ Groaning/panting ]
Patsy?
Stay back!
[ Sobbing ]
How do you think my son felt
when you held that gun
up to his head, huh?
How do you think that felt, huh?
Hopkins: Please.
Please stop. Huh?
Uh, don't... Don't...
no... Did Carey beg?
Did she beg? Huh?
Patsy? Don't.
Huh?
Huh?
And what about little Nate, huh?
How do you think it felt?
How do you think he felt when you
put that gun to his head, huh?
Please.
Huh?
What's going to
happen to your kids
if you kill him, patsy?
Yeah. Yeah,
yeah, yeah.
Okay. Okay.
[ Moaning/panting ]
[ Yelling ]
[ Scream ]
That's what!
And let me tell you something.
Ah, I'm not hit.
Let me tell you...
I'm not hit! That was a warning.
Stay away! You
listen to me, okay?
If I ever hear that
you're out of jail,
I swear I will hunt you down
and I will kill you!
You know what it's
like, don't you?
Don't you know
what it's like now?
Stay down!
Don't move!
Down, down, down!
Get down!
Get down!
You have the right
to remain silent...
It's over, patsy.
It's over. [ Sobbing ]
If you cannot afford one,
an attorney will be
appointed for you.
Come on.
Oh god.
Oh man.
Well...
We got all the names
that we wanted.
Thanks, patsy.
Oh.
You were great.
Mom! Mom!
Oh!
Oh, baby. Oh, baby.
I heard how brave you were.
Oh, I was so scared I'd
never see you again.
Oh-h-h, honey!
Oh, oh!
Oh, mom,
when they kicked down the door,
I didn't know what to do.
Yeah, but you didn't go
easy, did ya, huh? No.
Wouldn't your dad
be proud of you?
I love you.
I love you.
It's time, patsy. Huh?
It's time.
Okay. Oh-h!
Oh, gosh!
Get that hat on.
Get this little hat on.
[ ♪ ]
Kevin: Hey, mom?
Where are they taking us?
Jason: Us?
Who said you were coming?
Mom! [ Laughing ]
Patsy: I just know
they're taking us
someplace far away.
Someplace safe.
What will we do there?
I don't know,
but I just know things
are going to be better.
♪ Somewhere
♪ over the rainbow
♪ that's where I'll be
♪ what I've seen
♪ you may find hard to believe ♪
♪ left me feeling like
no boy had ever made me ♪
♪ now I want something
♪ unsurpassed in its pleasure ♪
♪ 'cause even the truest love ♪
♪ still can't last forever ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel like
I never felt in this life ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
railway crossing bell ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Tooting of train whistle ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
It's 6:00 am.
Oh my god! You should've
been out here hours ago.
Oh my god, I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
I don't know...
♪ somewhere
thank you.
Thanks.
♪ Over the rainbow
♪ it's fair
[ ♪ ]
♪ what I've seen
♪ you may find hard to believe ♪
♪ left me feeling like
no boy had ever made me ♪
♪ now I want something
♪ unsurpassed in its pleasure ♪
♪ 'cause even the truest love ♪
♪ still can't last forever ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel like I
never felt in this life ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel
♪ like I've never
felt in this life ♪
♪ in this body of mine
♪ in this body of mine
♪ in this body of mine
hey ya, Floyd.
Mmm.
God, is it early enough for ya?
Got nothing but time.
Aren't you cold?
Hey, it keeps the
beer nice and cool.
Ah!
[ Chuckling ]
♪ I ain't got nothin'
♪ but that's enough
[ sigh ]
What?
Ah, it's freezing.
Kevin? Jason?
Okay, boys, rise and shine!
Come on.
Let's go. Oh, god.
It's so cold.
Come on.
Oh, no. Now what
is the matter here?
Oh, jeez. Come on, boys!
Let's go, we're
going to be late.
Thought there was supposed to
be some sort of a grace period
before they turn off
the power, dang it.
Jeez.
Come on, you bums.
Come on, let's,
shake the lead out right this minute.
Jason? Jason!
You know you've got
basketball practice today,
so let's go.
[ Sigh ]
All right.
[ Roaring ]
Don't pretend with me.
[ Yelling ]
I got ya.
No, that's what you get.
That's what you get for...
No, you cheated!
I didn't cheat.
Moms don't have to cheat to win.
Yeah? Get that thing off.
Get it off,
right this minute and let
me look at those ears.
Huh! Ah!
[ Gagging ]
That ear!
What's growing in that ear?
Mom, stop.
Get that off of you, this minute.
What's for breakfast?
Okay, what's going on?
Don't we have any heat?
All right, you know
what you can do?
You can just warm up
on the court, hotshot.
[ Mixed chatter ]
[ Ringing of school bell ]
All right,
let's just see if you can do that
to guys your own age.
All right?
Okay, babe, I'm going.
I'll see you later. Hey, mom?
About my paper route this afternoon...
Yeah, what?
Could you cover for me? Huh.
She's a little fancy, isn't she?
Okay, okay.
See you.
Okay, see you.
Take care.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Mixed chatter/laughter ]
I got the hat.
I got the hat.
Woman: Morning, Kevin.
Good to see you, hi!
Hey, Andy.
Hey, Isabelle.
How are you?
Sheena died, there was poison in their...
Hello, Nancy!
Patsy?
Oh. What?
I ran it through twice.
Oh, well...
Sorry, I... I thought... Mom?
I was sure I had it
covered in my account.
Mom? I'm... i'm sorry. Oh god.
[ Gasping ] Mom?
I don't know what to say.
I... I'll...
What, honey?
Help me, mom.
Oh my god.
Okay, sit down, sweetie.
Sit here, sit down.
Here we go.
Come on.
[ Puffing of inhaler ]
Wait a minute.
Damn.
Nancy?
Nancy, do you have any ventolin?
It's... it's... I...
remember I gave you that extra...
Oh, thank you very much.
Jeez, all right.
Here, okay, baby.
Don't worry.
Just relax.
Okay? Breathe.
Breathe easy.
Slow down and relax.
That's a boy.
[ Whispering ]
How you feel?
You feel better?
You feel okay?
Okay, wait a second!
You can't go without
kissing me goodbye.
Bye. Have
a good day.
Look, you know what?
I'll have that cheque for you,
I promise, in a week.
Thanks...
[ ♪ ]
How about a refill there, huh?
Refill for you, sir?
[ Beeping of cell phone ]
Joe? Half a cup.
Wife says I got to cut back.
Really? Yeah, you know her.
Order up!
Coming.
[ Ringing of service bell ]
There. The
back wall.
You got it.
Two eggs over easy,
hash browns and dry toast.
I wanted scrambled eggs, patsy.
You haven't had a scrambled
egg in two years, Fred.
I'm 72. It's time for a change.
Huh!
Man: You got two weeks, patsy.
Patsy: But... Listen, patsy,
I don't want to have a long con-
versation about this, all right?
Yeah, but I need this job.
Wally!
Wally: Look, patsy, I'm sorry.
Okay?
Patsy: But what about the lease?
Remember,
you said that you were thinking
about renewing the lease for a year.
I wanted to,
but I can't afford it.
Yeah, but what...
Hey, I've got no choice.
I've got to shut down.
Order up! You know...
[ Ringing of bell ]
Yeah, but I think...
You've got two weeks.
But I got kids to feed, Wally!
I've got kids to feed too.
Patsy: I know, I know you do.
I know you've got kids to feed.
L-Listen, you...
you'll bounce back.
Hey, you know what, Wally?
Guess what? Guess what?
P.s. I'm not a
ball, all right?
I'm a person,
and I don't want to bounce back.
I've been bouncing all my life,
and I'm just so sick of it.
I'm just so damn
sick and tired of it.
Huh?
Oh god, all right, all right.
[ ♪ ]
[ Sigh ]
[ ♪ ]
Hey, I'm sorry.
Yeah, me too.
Yeah.
All right,
can I fill it up for you?
No, I'm on my last. Nope?
It's tough.
Yeah.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Oh god.
[ Groaning ]
Patsy! Kevin, look who it is!
Look!
Kevin: Hey, look, it's Nate!
Oh my god! Patsy: Oh my god!
Hi.
Hey.
It's been too long. Look at you.
You look great!
How are you? So do you.
Nate! I can't believe he's grown so much.
I know, I know.
Hi. Give my a hug.
Oh yeah, okay. Kevin?
Oh my. He's so big too!
[ Mixed chatter ]
God, god.
Watch the cars, you guys.
Kevin: Hey, Nate!
Where've you been?
You got a lot of bottles.
Yeah, I know. I know.
I swear to god,
if I drank that much pop,
my bladder would be the
size of a basketball.
Woman: [ On speakers ] Need
a price check on cash four.
Price check on four.
Hmm. Oh,
okay, so 35.
Guys, Turkey.
[ Mixed chatter ]
Oh, dammit.
Okay, okay, there's, um...
Okay.
Gee. Uh, 35...
[ ♪ ]
I'd like to look at the
receipt for just a second here.
All right. Here. Here you go.
Hey, mom?
It's not...
It's not 35.
It's 32.
Wait, just a second, sweetie.
Woman: Sorry. Okay, 32?
Woman:
Yeah.
I'm sorry I'm sick.
Aw, sweetie.
Oh, come here.
Come here, look at me.
You want to know something?
It's okay.
It's okay.
Sugar, it's okay, okay?
Thank you.
Two dollars, I think that's it.
You're right.
Sorry. Thank you. That's okay.
That's per-fectly fine.
Let's go.
Nate: Hey,
grab some potato chips.
Oh, good choice.
Are those the, uh, spicy ones?
Good. Yeah. Okay.
Peanut butter?
Yeah, peanut butter. Right here.
Let's get the crunchy style.
No, we can't.
We gotta get this.
It's on sale, honey.
Yeah.
I'm doing it now.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Let's get out of here.
We're late. Okay.
Business, remember? Yeah.
Well, I got to finish
shopping, honey.
Just don't for-get some beer,
and hot dogs. Okay, baby.
Calm down. I'll go outside.
Five minutes.
New boyfriend?
Uh, yeah. Well, you know me,
I don't like to be alone.
I, uh, heard about the diner.
Oh.... You going to be okay?
Not really.
Carey: Hey,
let me buy Kevin a pair of shoes.
No.
Yes.
Come on, I missed his birthday.
Where are you getting the money
for all this stuff anyway?
Business thing.
Me and will got an advance.
Well, I can just imagine what
kind of business will's in.
Just the guy I wanted to see.
I got stuff for you, man.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Hey, off you go, bud.
Now listen, what about you?
What do you mean?
You don't ever get lonely?
I mean, it's been five
years since Jack died.
No, I'll never get over him.
Oh, sweetheart,
you never get over them, you move on.
Do me a favour.
Hey, don't worry.
I have the money. Where is she?
The receipts.
Hey, I gotta go.
Give me a call.
Jesus, I have it all.
Just... just
stay put.
You might want to help me, okay?
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Where's Jason? He's late.
Do you want a cookie?
Yum, yeah.
Yum.
Okay.
Where is he?
[ Ringing of bicycle bell ]
Where is
he? Okay.
I'm mad though.
Where is he?
[ ♪ ]
Where is that kid anyway?
Here you go.
Thanks!
[ ♪ ]
[ Sigh ]
Where the heck is he?
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Where've you been?
Practice, remember?
Practice was over an hour ago,
and you know something, Jason?
You don't deliver papers
at your convenience.
What the hell's the
matter with you?
Don't you dare use that
language with me, okay?
Kevin: Mom? Mom, I don't get it.
Jason? This morning
you said it was okay.
Stop!
Geez! What's the big deal?
I'll tell you what
the big deal is!
Do you know what the big deal
is, Jason?
The big deal is a job.
You've got a job.
Don't you understand that?
And we need those few bucks.
We need that money.
I just...
I just...
Don't you remember?
You said you'd cover for me.
What?
[ Wheezing ]
Oh my god, oh my god.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Help!
Help!
Okay, Kevin.
The inler's in the bag!
In the groceries.
I just bought an inhaler.
Okay, honey.
God, I can't see a damn
thing in this stupid car!
Turn the light on!
Nothing...
Works in this
car! It's...
Okay. It's
okay, sweetie.
Here!
Relax.
[ Gasping ]
What... it's
okay, honey.
I got it. I want you to...
I got it right now.
Okay, shh.
[ Puffing of inhaler ]
[ Whispering ] Come
on, it's not working.
No, shh! Mom, it's not working!
One more, breathe in, honey.
Breathe in.
Mom? We got to go
to the hospital!
Okay... okay!
All right, okay.
Oh god. Oh-h!
Just breathe.
Kevin, we're going to get
there right away. Okay.
[ Ignition of engine ] Okay, okay.
I got it. I got it.
[ Revving of engine ]
This is a piece of...
Breathe in, baby.
[ Stalling of engine ]
Oh no!
[ Revving of engine ]
[ Screaming ]
Mom!
[ Screaming ]
Oh damn this car! Mom!
[ Beeping of horn ]
[ Yelping ]
Okay, Kevin.
Stay relaxed.
Please. Come on.
Come on.
We're going over to Carey's.
Carey's is just
two blocks, okay?
[ ♪ ]
Where is it?
Right here.
Right here, right in the front.
Okay.
Here,
let me see if the door's open.
All right.
Okay.
Carey? Put
him in.
Carey?
[ ♪ ]
Carey?
What's going on?
What's she doing here?
Carey?
Carey?
Oh, Carey, please.
Carey! Kevin... What's the matter?
What happened?
The hospital.
Oh-h! Okay, okay!
Hurry!
I'm coming.
Please, help me!
[ Panting ]
[ Coughing ]
We're out of milk.
Just calm down.
Hey, you've got a delivery.
Just don't forget!
It'll take about two
minutes to get there.
Mom's going to take care of
everything, okay? Two minutes.
Now don't worry.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Kevin:
[ Gasping ]
[ Slamming of car door ]
[ Ringing of phone ]
Woman: [ On P.A.
] Dr. Brooks, please call radiology.
[ Hissing of air ]
[ Laboured breathing ]
Woman: The bronchial tubes have
lost some of their elasticity.
Huh? That's why i'm recommending
you see a specialist.
A specialist?
Well, I don't... I mean,
who has insurance
for a specialist?
It's not like...
He's the best. Okay.
How much is this going to cost?
Whatever it costs,
pats, I'll cover.
No. Could you excuse us?
It's just
I... huh?
Excuse
me. What?
The new... You gotta... [ Sigh ]
You have to do something,
don't you just...
Yeah.
Well, I'll get the money, okay?
I'll... I'll find a way!
You going to col-lect coke bottles
and coupons? Yeah, if I have to.
That's not good enough
and you know it.
Well, then I'll get another job.
There are no other jobs.
Well, then I'll waitress again.
Oh, come on, pats.
Well, what?
What is so bad about waitressing?
What do you think
is bad about it?
Hey, you know what?
It happens to be something,
and it's honest.
Yeah?
Well, it doesn't pay
the bills, does it?
I'm trying, okay?
Okay...
I'm doing the best
that I can do.
I know you are.
It is not good enough.
Well, I can't do what you do.
Listen to me.
You can't afford not to.
Listen to me! Listen!
I'm not going to do that!
Do you think I wanted
to do what I am doing?
No.
No, I did not.
I had collection
agencies on my porch.
I couldn't feed my kid. Don't...
All right?
Okay?
I didn't have a choice.
Neither do you.
Kevin's not going
to get any better.
You got to do something.
Come on, patsy.
Come on, you're like me.
You're just like me.
You will do anything
for your kids.
Anything, eh?
Patsy?
[ Sigh ]
I know, come on.
[ Sigh ]
It's okay.
Y-Y-You...
You're a good mother, and...
And you just need a little
help, that's all.
[ Idling of engine ]
[ Sigh/ clearing of throat ]
Okay?
All right.
I'm going to explain to you.
It's very simple.
You deliver; You collect off
the guy off the streets...
Wait, slow down.
Okay, no, no, no.
You read... You deliver the
product and you collect, okay?
At the end of the week,
we'll collect off you.
That's it.
That's it?
That is it. That's
all it is, okay?
Come on, head down that alley.
Right now?
Yeah, and I'm going to do the first one.
I'll show you how. Okay.
[ Clearing of throat
] Here's how it works.
You make a delivery, right?
Come on.
Carey: Okay, stop here. Stop.
Excellent.
Good.
Here we go.
Piece of cake.
Men:
Hey!
Carey:
Hey.
Say hey.
Yeah, hey.
You got it? Yeah, I got it.
I always got it.
Let's see the money first.
12, right?
Yup.
Say,
don't you work at the diner?
So, how's grits?
Hey, take a bath some-
time, deke.
Back off.
Hey, back off!
Eight times.
Eight, good.
Here, one more.
Go crazy.
Thank you very much.
Later, guys. Go. See ya.
Let's go.
Oh, oh my!
[ Beeping of car horn ]
Okay. Gee!
Oh! Whoa, take it easy.
Okay, so how much do I owe you?
Okay, two inhalers, that's $80 each.
Right.
And the chamber's
21. That's $181.
All right.
Okay.
All right, here you go.
Could I have a bag, please?
Yeah.
And $19 change.
Oh, right.
Woman: [ On P.A. ]
Aisle five...
So, how's your boy doing?
Fine. He's
seeing a specialist.
Ain't that great?
[ Ringing of school bell ]
Get your feet down. Get your feet down.
Do you know him?
What, honey? Do you know him?
[ Knocking on hood ]
Hey!
True grit!
Hey, is this your boy?
Just a sec. I'll be right back.
What's up?
[ Chiming of door signal ]
[ Slamming of car door ]
Hey, come here, will you?
Just come here.
Look,
I want to tell you something.
I want you to stay away from
this high school, all right?
You stay away from my kids,
you understand what I'm saying?
Huh? Okay? Yeah, sure.
All right.
It's okay.
Jason!
Hey.
What, hon? Mom, I don't know
how to tell you this, but...
Oh, no, no, no.
Where is that coach of yours?
I'm going to knock some sense...
Jason: Hey, no, mom. Mom, don't.
Why? 'Cause he might take me
out of the starting line up.
Hah! No, really? Yeah.
[ Screaming ]
Both:
[ Chuckling ]
Really?
Yeah.
I told you you could do
it, didn't I?
I can't help it.
This is the best!
I got some-thing for you!
He's in the start-ing line-up.
Huh, yeah!
Hey, man. Kevin: Hi, Jason.
Here... here,
here, here.
Look, look,
look! Here.
Oh, ponies!
Yeah. I got a pair too.
Yeah, get them down.
Nice! Get them down.
These are awesome. I know.
Mine are better.
So, where are you working?
Oh, um... it's
just this, um...
It's this new
company situation...
What kind of company?
Uh, how are they?
They're good.
The right size? Yeah.
So, what kind of company?
Um... well...
I don't know.
From what they said...
Who told you?
Carey.
Carey?
Yeah, Carey.
You're working with Carey?
That's right.
I'm working with Carey.
I'm working for a computer
company outside of Chicago.
Chicago, but...
[ Honking of car horn ]
Shoot. I know,
but at least I won't be
working nights, right?
I just mean Chicago's
so far away.
I know it's far away,
but they make the components
here and then they, you know,
they assemble them in Chicago,
and i'm... well, you know
what I am? I'm a courier,
so I pick up the parts
and I deliver the orders,
and I don't know. It's...
It's not much, but...
It's a beginning. Sounds great.
Mom? I'm proud of you for
getting such a good job.
Care?
Carey?
Hello?
Hey, I can't do this.
I can't run drugs
for you any more.
Carey:
[ Coughing ]
Go.
Baby, where are you going?
Out.
Mmm, oh. Mmm.
Oh my god, what's this...
What does this remind you of?
I guess...
Glen arbor.
Summer of '80...
No, I don't want to talk about Glen arbor.
Out! This is
absolutely...
So, okay, a zillion years ago.
I got, you know,
moderately out of control.
You were on the table, honey.
No, okay, all right. Yeah.
That's right, I did. Okay.
So I did that, yeah.
Okay. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, you did. In fact,
the entire restaurant
dropped what they were doing and
were captivated by your performance.
But you know what
I remember though?
No, listen to this.
You know,
I met Jack the following week
and then every-thing
was just so different.
Did you ever tell Jack
about your sordid past?
No.
Mmm.
Too bad for him.
[ Chuckling ] Yeah.
It was so sweet to
be loved like that.
Mmm. Mmm.
So nice.
Yeah, I know what that's like.
Once in a life.
He would be so disappointed
if he knew what I was doing.
Oh, please!
Don't do this.
Come on.
Come on! Guy didn't
exactly, like, set you up
and buy life insurance
or any-thing like that.
Hey, Carey, come on!
He didn't know he was
going to be killed.
Yeah, who does? God,
you are the most graceless person I know.
Come on, you got a
family to support.
I don't want to lie to my
kids, okay?
I don't like it,
it doesn't make me feel good inside.
It's not lying.
This isn't about lying.
It's about feeding your kids
and putting clothes on their
back and shoes on their feet.
Yeah, right. Okay? Yeah.
Woman: [ On radio ] It is a cold
one this morning, let me tell you.
The barometer reads...
Well, a chilly...
Patsy:
Yes.
Yes, yes, no.
I know, I know.
I'm going to do it.
I get it, yeah.
It's just, it's a
long drive, okay?
All right, bye.
Jason, can you drop off
Kevin on your way to school?
I'll pick him up.
Yeah.
Bye, honey.
Bye.
Where do you have to go
to pick up the parts?
Bye, mom.
God, can you believe it?
I have to drive all
the way to carbondale.
[ Opening of door ]
Hey, mom?
Don't forget.
The game's tonight.
Tell him I need ice.
Floyd:
♪ I ain't got nothing
♪ but time on my hands
♪ but time on my hands
Kevin? Kevin!
I'm always...
Come on, honey. Floyd!
Have you got your jacket picked up?
Hey, boys.
Okay, come on.
Patsy, I've been calling you.
Why don't you pick up the phone?
Jason: Mom, the game. Okay.
What are you doing here?
Carey: Our boss
wants to see you.
You have to deliver this.
What? To whom? To our boss, Hopkins.
He's staying at the...
At the Anderson place
by Smith creek. What?
But wait a second.
I mean, it's his first basketball game
and it's very important that I be there.
Why can't you do it?
Carey: Because he always
meets the new people.
But I promised
him, Carey. God.
Why are you screwing this up, patsy?
I'm not screw-ing it up.
You forget why you're doing this?
Ah, jeez.
Hey, he wants to meet you now.
Ah, okay, okay. Okay!
And don't mess with him.
All right.
Trust me.
Jason.
Jason:
Yeah?
Jason, honey...
Look, i'm afraid...
I have to work tonight.
Ahh. I know.
And, what about the game?
I know, but it's just that...
I'm doing this for us.
Mom, I'm gonna be late for warm-ups.
Hey. Hey-hey. I'll take you.
Get your brother.
Come on.
Okay, well that's great.
Well then, I'll...
I'll see you...
I'll see you at half-time,
I promise, I'll
be there. And...
Don't forget to really knock 'em
dead, okay, hotshot?
Play good "d".
Keep your hands up. Bye, mom.
Be aggressive out there.
I love you, okay?
Kevin: Bye. Bye-bye.
Patsy: Thank you, Carey.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Game on, guys.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Yes, chief, give me Larson.
Pete, I need you to
run a plate for me.
Charlie baker three,
William three four.
Illinois plate.
Get back to me as soon as you
can, eh?
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Stopping of engine ]
[ Opening of door ]
[ ♪ ]
Thanks for coming.
[ Clearing of throat ]
Come on in, come on in.
So, now you have a job.
Yeah, just not the job I wanted.
Ah, sit down.
Sit down on the couch. Uh...
I am sorry, all I have is red.
No, no, no.
No, no, thanks,
no. Not for me.
Thank you very much.
No, and anyway, I...
I brought you your receipts
here, oh.
And, uh, there's that guy...
Uh, your guy in the
trailer, he was ask...
He said some-thing about,
uh, he needed ice. Mmm.
So... Oh. Sit down, sit down.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Have you ever seen
meth being made? No.
Well, there's chemical reactions
when you're cookin' it up.
Gets real hot, so
you need a lot of ice.
So don't worry. He'll
get his ice. Hmm.
So, did you have any
problems finding the place?
Oh, no, no.
No, my husband used to love to hike,
and we hiked together and, uh,
this spot was a... a
favourite area of his.
Hmm. "Used to"?
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Yeah, he, um...
He worked on the
power lines and...
He got, um, killed on the job.
I am sorry.
[ Ringing of cell phone ]
Mmm.
'Scuse me.
Sure.
Yeah... yeah,
yeah, yeah,
she's here.
She's here.
Mm-mmm. Get
back to me.
[ ♪ ]
Look, you know, I gotta go.
My kid's got a basketball
game tonight, and...
No, no, I...
I think you should stay
just a little bit longer.
Yeah, well...
[ Clearing of throat ]
What... Uh, you sure you
don't want any more wine?
I mean, are you checking me out?
Is that what this is?
Wouldn't you do the same?
There are people in
California, Mexico, Yemen.
I work for them.
They check me out,
and I check out the
people who work for me.
I made pick-ups.
Deliveries.
I brought you the money and I just...
I really... I don't know...
What else I can do to prove
to you that I'm trustworthy.
Have you ever?
No, mm-mmm.
Well, Carey kilmer said you two
used to smoke a little dope.
Well, that was a lifetime ago,
that was...
That was...
[ Sighing ] It was
long before I had kids.
Mm-hmm.
Well, everybody who works
for me has to do this.
I'm not doing it.
You can always
walk out the door,
but you'll end up right
back where you started.
Think of the long term.
[ Clearing of throat
] Think of your kids.
All right, look. I really don't
care if you ever try this again.
But I have to know
if I can trust you.
Why would that
make you trust me?
Because it will.
[ ♪ ]
Sit.
[ Clearing of throat ]
All right.
It's quite simple. Uh-huh.
I'm just gonna heat
it up a little bit.
It'll start smoking, curling up.
I'm going to place it to your
mouth, you inhale,
very slightly, not too deep,
hold it for about two seconds.
I'll let you know when.
Okay, now.
Right now.
Right now.
That's it.
That's good.
[ ♪ ]
[ Stopping of engine ]
[ Splashing of water ]
Yeah, any time.
Keep your shirt on, sweetheart.
Here, got it.
It's all there.
You know that, uh...
Your production's down
four months in a row now.
Tell him to go screw himself.
Hey, I work for him, pal, okay?
Hey, production's
not down on our end.
Someone on your end's
skimming off the top.
Yeah, well, if you're accusing
me, you got it all wrong, okay?
Because I pay for what I use.
There's no excuse for that.
Yeah, yeah, hold on.
Cripes.
Okay,
let me just count it first.
Three.
Okay, thanks.
Yeah.
Oh, god.
Okay.
Oh-h, boy.
[ Sigh ]
Okay.
[ Opening/ closing of door ]
[ Whispering ]
Oh, god.
What are you doing up?
It's past your bedtime.
Where have you been?
Where do you think?
I've been at work.
Computer business,
right? Parts?
What is the problem, Jason, huh?
Mom, this is the third time
you've missed one of my games.
I mean, how many times am
I going to baby-sit Kevin?
What am I sup-posed to think?
Mmm...
Mmm, okay.
Maybe I should
just quit the team.
[ Opening/closing of door ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Whispering ]
Come out.
Let's go, let's go,
baby, let's go.
[ ♪ ]
[ Hissing of burner ]
[ ♪ ]
Okay.
O-Okay.
[ ♪ ]
Oh, baby.
Oh-h-h.
Yeah, look.
I want half my cut
in product, all right?
Hey, I got one thing
to say to you:
Stop, and breathe.
Now listen.
Hopkins: [ On phone ] Okay?
I'll give you a quarter in product.
No way...
One quarter in product, that's it.
And your math better work out.
[ Buzzing of dial tone ]
[ Snort ]
Bitch.
[ ♪ ]
It's 2,000.
Okay.
All right, great.
So you get a quarter in cut, right?
Got it?
Yeah, yeah.
That's you.
Okay.
Take it easy.
Thanks.
[ ♪ ]
Oh!
[ ♪ ]
Woman: [ On P.A. ]
Attention all visitors,
visiting hours will
be over in 30 minutes.
[ ♪ ]
Jason:
Mom.
Where is he?
He's okay, he had an attack.
This way.
Yeah.
We ran out of medication.
You didn't renew
the prescription.
Well, I thought you were
gonna renew the prescription.
It's not like I don't
give you enough money.
Mom, mom,
they're not gonna let a kid
phone in a prescription.
Put that out.
You've gotta do it.
You've gotta do it,
you gotta call
the doctor. Not me.
Hey, you know what? I've had it
with this attitude thing, okay?
I get it. I really get it.
Mrs. Mccartle?
Hi. How are you? Ms.
Mccartle... I'm good.
Your son's fine.
Patsy:
He is? Good.
Good night. Lights out.
Goodnight, mom.
Love you.
Love you too.
[ Departing footsteps ]
[ Store ♪ ]
[ Chatter on P.A. ]
[ ♪ ]
Can we get crunchy?
Put it back.
Please?
We can't afford it.
[ Chatter on television ]
Set the table.
In a minute.
Now, Kevin, not in a minute.
Now.
Leave me alone.
You can't tell me what to do.
[ Sigh ]
Junk food.
[ Opening of door ]
So's what you fix for
supper every night.
Jason:
Fold this.
Kevin: Stop it. Leave me alone.
You're not my mother.
Pick it up, asswipe.
Do that laundry.
Mom?
Jason called me a dirty word.
Jason, knock it off.
Patsy:
Okay.
Okay. Okay, okay.
Where is it?
What?
Don't play games with me.
Just where is it, all right?
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about the money
that I gave you yesterday
for the for groceries.
That's $50.
Now what the heck did
you do with my money?
You didn't give me 50 bucks yesterday.
You gave me $20
two weeks ago.
I gave you 50 bucks yesterday.
I just don't understand
where the money is...
We didn't see you yesterday.
We haven't seen you in three
days, mother.
Three days. And I don't steal.
[ Muttering ] Okay.
All right, fine.
I just don't...
I just... here's
the thing.
I don't understand
where my money is.
Because if you don't have it,
where the heck is the money?
Just where is my money anyway?
Fire!
I just need that money!
What? Kevin: Fire!
Fire!
[ Yelping ]
Right here, mom.
You gave me 20 bucks for the last 2 weeks.
Do you want some?
Okay, fine, let's go.
Let's go. Let's get in the car.
Come on.
Kevin: Where are we going?
We are going to get some
burgers, okay?
Since you're bitching
about the food so much,
we're just gonna go and we're
gonna get some-thing to eat.
Right now. Come
on, let's go.
Let's go, sweetie.
All right, what is the
matter with you anyway, huh?
What is this?
A burger's not good enough
for Mr. Three-
pointer hotshot?
Come on, let's
go. Right now. Eat!
I'm not playing
basketball any more.
I quit the team.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Kevin: I thought we were
going to get cheeseburgers.
I'm hungry.
Mmm.
Just stay in the car, all right?
Stay in the car!
[ Idling of car ]
[ ♪ ]
Lock the doors behind me.
But mom said to stay in here.
Shut up,
and just do it. Why?
[ ♪ ]
Woman 1: [ On television ]
I'll pull a few strings
and we'll get you into
the ranger academy.
Woman 2:
Oh, wow. I mean, keen-o!
Woman 1:
Take it easy.
Patsy:
Hey, Nate?
Nate? Nate?
Where's your mom? I don't know.
Carey? Carey?
[ Footsteps on stairs ]
What? What the hell
are you doing here?
I just need some.
I'll pay you, okay?
I gave you the stuff, patsy.
I gave it to you.
I know.
I just need a little bit more.
Okay, just right now, maybe?
[ ♪ ]
Will you tell her to get
the hell out of the house?
No, no. Wait a second.
Just go outside.
I got to tell you something.
What is it? What?
Go outside. Just...
What?
Listen to me, listen to me.
Oh, man, what?
What?
Will's stealing from Hopkins.
You can't come here any more.
You can't, okay?
Yeah.
We'll figure something else out.
Listen,
i'm freaking out right now,
because if Hopkins finds out...
Patsy: Actually, yeah, Carey,
I just needed a
couple more hits,
just to get me through the next few...
Are you deaf?
Did you hear what I said?
We have... We can't give you any.
Yeah, I know!
Patsy: Just...
just until next week!
Carey: Okay, baby, she's gone!
No.
Please!
I can't think straight.
I can't get anything done.
Listen to me,
I'm a mess, please.
You got to go.
Please, goddammit!
You got me into this. Out!
Hey, what?
It was your decision.
Now get the...
Off my property.
Fine!
[ Screaming ]
What a mess, that girl.
[ ♪ ]
Kevin!
Oh my... Kevin!
Jason!
Oh... Kevin!
Jason!
If you say so.
Yeah, our mom's meeting us in Chicago.
Yeah? Two tickets.
Yeah, I promise our mom
will have the money when we get there.
All right.
Thank you. Where're we going?
I'm scared.
Let's go.
Why are we out here? Shut up.
Okay, if you don't cry,
I'll tell you a story.
About dad?
Yeah, I'll tell you
a story about dad.
One time, him and me
were walking in the woods
and he was showing me where
they were cutting new lines,
and, well,
they were going to cut down
the biggest trees, so...
Patsy:
Jason!
Kevin, wait!
Wait!
[ Honking of bus horn ]
My k... please,
thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Oh my god.
My hat.
Oh, Jason.
Jason? All right,
I want you to get off the bus right now.
No.
Move your car, lady.
I've got a bus to drive.
I know. Just one second.
One second.
We're going to Chicago.
What? No, we are
not going anywhere.
You're going home right
now, okay?
I know what you've been doing.
Huh? I know what you are.
I don't know what you...
What are you talking
about, sweetie?
You're a dealer!
I am your... Mother.
Hello?
My mother would never lie.
Shut up!
[ ♪ ]
[ Sniffling ]
I looked up to you. [ Sobbing ]
All right, okay.
Okay, just tell me...
Okay, all right, what do you want?
Okay?
Just lay it out!
What do you want?
Do you want roller blades?
Is that what you want?
Or maybe you want a cell phone.
Just what is it that you want?
Just tell me what you want
because of course I'm
going to get it for you.
Just what, dammit...
We just want you, mom!
Look... Shut up!
Okay, sorry. Sorry. What?
Okay, sweetheart...
I'm really sorry. I'm
so sorry. I just...
Can you forgive me? It's okay.
We know you love us.
Don't we, Jason?
I never meant to hurt you, okay?
[ Sniffling ] I know
it was a mistake.
Please, I really was way off.
Really wrong.
Finish your personal business.
I've got a schedule to...
Okay, okay.
Okay, okay. I'm
sorry, guys. Come on.
Let's go.
Can we go home now?
Please?
Sweetie...
[ ♪ ]
I really am sorry.
Sorry about that.
[ Sighing ]
Okay, look, so...
I tried drugs. I did it...
A couple of times and...
Are you going to stop?
Oh, yeah. No,
I'm stopping.
Yeah, right now.
Right now, I'm stopping.
'Night, guys.
'Night, 'night, 'night.
Kevin:
'Night, mom.
[ ♪ ]
[ Whispering ] Come
on, come on, come on.
Come on.
Oh, gee...
Oh, gee... what?
Hey! Damn.
Please...
[ ♪ ]
[ Jingling of utensils ]
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
[ Yelp ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Clatter of dishes ]
Come on.
[ Yelping ]
Go to bed.
No.
[ ♪ ]
Okay, where...
[ Squealing in frustration ]
[ ♪ ]
Come on.
Yes, yeah!
[ Cries of frustration ]
Just get out of the way!
Okay.
[ ♪ ]
[ Moaning/sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
Here.
Aren't we having breakfast? No.
Come on,
we're going to be late for school.
Hey, you guys...
Hey, let me make you
guys some pancakes, okay?
Yeah.
Patsy:
Okay.
Hey... oh.
[ Closing of door ]
Jason?
Kevin?
Listen to me, Kevin.
We can't stay at home any more.
We just...
Can't.
Patsy:
Kevin! Kevin!
Jason! Jason!
Jason!
Uh... I don't...
I don't know how to quit.
I want to quit.
I-I will do anything.
I promise you.
I-I'll go to rehab, okay?
We don't have any money for rehab.
I just want it to be...
It's gone!
But I just want it to be
the way that it was before.
Jason: I don't believe you.
You've got to believe me.
I don't care what she does.
I just want to help her.
Please, Jason!
Patsy:
Please, please!
Please.
[ Sobbing ]
Please.
Please.
How do we know
you mean business?
I'll...
I will tell Carey...
That I quit, that it's over.
I'll do it right
this minute, okay?
And then, just...
Lock me up in the apartment
and don't let me out
until I've kicked it,
because you know
what? Please, boys.
Come here.
Come on.
I can do this.
I can do this with you.
I just can't do it by my-
self, okay?
Okay?
Please?
Just don't kid yourself.
Quitting's not that easy.
[ Sigh ]
I gotta go.
Take Nate.
It's too dangerous here.
Please my baby. Please take Nate.
Oh, honey, I can't.
I can't.
I got to shake this first.
I'm sorry.
What?
Oh... I paid Kevin's hospital
bill, don't you remember?
I helped you when you were down.
Please, help my kid.
Hey, Carey? Don't you get it?
I'm an addict, okay?
I can't even take
care of my own kids,
all right?
Sure.
Honey, look
at me. Look.
Look at me!
I will take Nate...
When I'm clean.
I promise you.
I'll take Nate when I'm clean.
Mmm.
Okay?
I promise you. All right?
Sure, whatever.
Whatever.
I love you.
Oh-h-h, god.
[ Sniffling ]
This is so...
Right? Will: Yeah, right.
Carey:
[ Sighing ]
Patsy: Kevin, close the door.
[ Yelp ]
Oh, sorry.
How did... how did
you get in here?
Ah...
Back door's open.
Jason?
Take Kevin to his
bedroom. All right?
There you go.
I was a little surprised when
Carey brought by the receipts.
Hopkins:
It worried me.
I thought maybe you'd left town.
Patsy: Look, i'm giving notice.
I quit.
No more dealing.
It's over.
I guess that explains why
you haven't been around.
You must be the
basketball player.
You know,
I used to play a little ball.
Now, I wasn't very good.
Spent most of my
time on the bench,
but, uh, you're not
like that, are you?
You're a starter, right?
A guard?
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Maybe we'll shoot some
hoops together sometime.
Two against one.
[ Chuckling ]
Ah...
[ Sniffing ]
Somebody's stealing from me.
No, no. No, no. I got
it all written down.
I got it all written
down. I've got...
Deliveries, orders,
everything. I don't steal.
I didn't say you.
I said somebody.
[ Cocking of pistol ]
[ Gasps ]
No, wait! Wait,
wait! Please!
[ Whimpering ]
You let me know if you
hear anything, right?
Oh yes, yes. Yes.
Just, please...
[ Click on empty chamber ]
[ Scream ]
Oh, no!
[ Sobbing ]
[ Loading of cartridge ]
See you at work.
No!
[ Sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
Oh god, stay right here.
[ Gasping/ yelping ]
Get out!
Get out!
[ Slamming of door ]
Oh-h...
Oh, god.
O-Kay.
Okay... okay.
[ Mumbling ]
God.
[ Grunting ]
Patsy:
Boys?
Jason?
Let me out, for god's sakes,
just, please...
[ Whimpering ]
The door open.
I want out. I want out.
Oh, okay.
Jason: Mom, this was your
idea, remember?
"Whatever you do, boys,
don't let me out."
I... yeah, I
changed my mind.
Oh, please, please.
You just know what
he's capable of doing.
What do we do?
Did you hear
me? Please!
Please, please, please.
[ Screaming ]
Please open the door!
Sugar, can you hear me?
Oh... can you hear me?
'Cause I'm so...
I'm so scared...
And I think that I need
to go to the doctor.
Kevin?
Kevin? Can
you hear me?
Kevin, honey.
Please, Kevin, I'm really...
I'm scared now.
I'm so scared.
Oh, please, Kevin, please.
Sweetie...
Mommy wants to talk to you,
just you and me, okay?
Honey...
You know what it's
like to be scared,
don't you, Kevin?
Patsy: [ Whispering ] Kevin.
Sweetie...
[ Heavy sigh ]
Open the door for me.
Open the door.
Please, Kevin.
[ ♪ ]
[ Laboured breaths ]
Do you... do
you need this?
No.
[ ♪ ]
Okay.
[ ♪ ]
Hmm.
[ Sobbing ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Gagging ]
Oh, god.
[ Groaning ]
Oh-h.
[ Unlocking of door ]
[ Opening of door ]
Mom?
Wake up.
He-ey.
Kevin: Hey, mom. Hey.
Maybe you should try
and eat something.
Oh. Okay.
Come on.
Whoa. Say, whoa,
whoa. Wait.
Where are you going? School.
No. Oh no. No
you're not.
No. No. You're not
going anywhere.
Mom...
No.
Mom, listen to me.
No, it's too Dan-
gerous out there.
Really, Jason, please.
Listen to me.
Please.
Don't go out there.
I've been out of school
since Friday.
Don't you get it?
If I stay out any longer,
the school's going
to send someone
to find out where I've been.
They'll see you and then what?
Okay.
Okay, okay,
but wait. Wait.
I'll come with you.
Just give me a second
here, okay?
Just give me a second.
God.
Patsy:
Okay...
[ Mumbling ]
You okay?
Yeah, i'm...
I'm fine.
Listen to me.
You be careful.
Okay.
Seriously, watch it,
all right?
Okay.
Just...
[ Ringing of school bell ]
Jason. Jason.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
Patsy: What do you think?
Is it okay if Nate comes and
stays with us for a while?
Kevin:
Yeah.
Jason: Yeah, it's a good idea.
Kevin:
Can I go in?
No, I don't want you to come.
You stay right here.
You take care of the
car, all right?
Jason: You want me to come? No.
Keep the doors locked.
Jason:
Be careful.
[ ♪ ]
Keep the doors locked.
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Anybody home?
[ Shattering of glass ]
Carey...
Hello?
[ ♪ ]
Carey?
Carey?
Oh god.
[ Hissing of burning pan ]
Oh! Oh!
Oh god.
[ Yelps of pain ]
[ Dripping of water ]
[ ♪ ]
Carey. Carey?
Carey?
Carey... oh my god.
Carey?
[ Gasp ]
Carey.
Oh god.
[ ♪ ]
[ Yelp ]
[ ♪ ]
Nate.
Oh... Nate!
Oh.
Nate...
[ Screaming ]
[ Tooting of train whistle ]
[ Clanging of bell ]
Mom, what happened?
Aren't we going home?
Stay down.
Just stay down.
Stay down, sweetie.
Mom...
Where are we going?
I want to see.
Stay down!
Did you hear what I said?
I mean, "stay down!" Stay down.
Mom...
Where are we going?
[ Switching off of engine ]
Nowhere.
[ Ignition of engine ]
Reporter: [ On TV ]
And in leeville,
police are still
searching for clues
in the deaths of
three residents.
The bodies were discovered
after a neighbour
reported an unusual smell
coming from the house.
Police sources say the
bodies had been in the house
for two weeks or more.
Anyone with informa-
tion on this crime
is urged to contact the
local police department.
For wkhy news, i'm
Lisa best in leeville.
Policeman: I'll have some-body
by later on today, all right?
Uh-h...
I might have some
informa-tion on...
Carey kilmer.
Just talk to this man.
John moran, please.
Woman: FBI, legal division.
[ Ringing of telephone ]
Okay, thank you very much.
[ Ringing of telephone ]
FBI, legal division.
Hang on, I'll transfer you.
[ Buzzing of lock release ]
[ Clearing of throat ] There.
Down the hall,
first door on your left.
Down the hall.
Okay, thanks.
FBI legal division.
Hey, legal division.
[ Knocking on door ]
Come in.
Sit down, please.
[ Heavy sigh ]
[ Stifled sob ]
I found the bodies.
What took you so long?
Oh, I was just...
Really scared.
Patsy mccartle, right?
Yes.
You did the right thing, patsy.
We've had Hopkins
under surveillance.
[ Clinking of lighter ]
But you're in a lot of trouble.
Are you going to arrest me?
[ Sniffle ]
It's really not you
that we're after.
We want Hopkins
and his associates.
If you help me, we can get 'em.
Oh, no, no.
No, I...
No, I c...
I couldn't possibly do that.
You don't under-stand
what he's capable of doing.
He's like...
If Hopkins slips away,
he'll just end up
in another town,
and there'll be another
waitress down on her luck,
or a kid who'll go
to bed at night,
and doesn't wake up.
All right,
so what would you want me to do?
Woman: Okay,
this is your earpiece
and this, you're going
to stick right here.
What do I do?
I just...
You stick it in your ear.
Okay.
Your only link to help,
so make sure you wear it
when you're around him.
We need the names of his
contacts, patsy.
Where do your kids
think you are?
Waitressing, next
town up the road.
You okay?
Oh yeah, I'm great.
Really.
[ Chatter on television ]
Hello?
Hopkins: I knew you'd be back.
Come on in.
Come on in.
Look, I brought you some, uh...
Some new receipts. Oh.
Turns out I still need a job.
It's all there.
Of course.
Let's seal
the deal. Hmm?
You know, I think I could
be of more use to you
if I just stay
off of that stuff.
Okay.
Fine.
That's smart.
Listen, since I won't be going
through will and Carey any more,
I thought...
I just thought that maybe
we could work
something else out.
Hopkins: [ On earpiece ] Of course.
Of course you come...
Come to me from now on.
Come straight to me.
Oh, uh, by the way, patsy.
Patsy.
Um...
I'm really sorry about what
happened to your friends.
Whoo. Ah-h...
Drive safely.
The roads are very icy.
[ Closing of door ]
[ Chatter on television ]
[ Opening of door ]
[ Dialling of telephone ]
Okay, I'm home.
Yeah, okay.
Tomorrow morning. I got it.
[ Grunts of anger ]
What are you doing?
Get away!
What is the matter? Where is it?
Where the hell are
you keeping it?
What are you talking about?
I don't know what you're talking about.
The drugs, mom! I
saw them. Don't lie!
What do you mean?
I'll call the cops!
Don't, wait...
Where are you hiding them?
Wait! Jason,
Jason.
Stop it! Jason,
stop it!
Stop! Ow, Jason!
[ Groaning ]
Jason, no.
No! Oh my god!
Jason, listen, listen to me!
Listen to me!
Listen to me.
Look at me, look at me.
I'm telling you the truth, okay?
I don't do drugs!
You've got to trust me.
I mean it, you got to trust me.
[ Sobbing ]
Mom?
Oh please...
[ Sobbing ] Oh, honey, I know.
I'm so afraid of losing you.
Then we'd have
nobody. No one.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
No matter what this looks like,
it's going to be over.
It's going to be over.
You got to trust me.
Just give me a couple of days,
I'm telling you it's
going to be over, okay?
Now Jason...
I have to go somewhere...
Mom! Please...
Yeah, no, no, no, no.
No, no, what...
Uh, Kevin?
Honey, sweetie, swee...
you go to your room, please?
Everything's fine.
Your daddy's shotgun?
It's in the closet.
No matter what happens...
Don't let any-body in here.
I don't want to deal on
the streets any more, okay?
Okay,
I told you to deal with me.
That's not good enough for me.
I'm not.
Fine, fine.
Let me just finish my phone
call, okay?
No, wait a minute. Just...
You finish the phone call...
You... you just hang on.
But I...
Hang... Hang out. Oh god, okay.
Let me just keep the thing...
[ Beeps of dialling ]
[ Sniffing ]
Yeah, okay. I'm back,
I'm back, I'm back.
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, he going.
He's out of the room. Okay, yeah.
You getting this?
Take a look around.
Do you think I don't know that?
I know that.
Okay, I'm looking.
I'm looking.
Okay, there's got to
be something here.
I'm just not sure where
exactly he has...
No, okay. There's receipts.
There's nothing in there.
Bunch of junk all over the...
coffee table, the laptop.
Okay.
Going now.
Okay, my god. Okay,
there's a bunch of...
Looks like... okay,
there's just numbers.
Okay. Okay, moran.
There's a lot of names here.
There's, um... there's...
Three marianos...
There's a Martin. A William mart...
yeah. All right.
And there's a...
Martinez. To all, all,
one big happy family here.
[ Whispering ]
Okay, there's just a
tonne of stuff there
and they're all Florida
addresses. I got to go.
[ Beep of radio ]
Let's check this out.
We'll get some-body on it.
We're cool.
All right, we're cool?
Okay. Well, yeah. I get it.
He's back. Okay.
All right, all right.
Yeah, later, babe. Bye.
Okay.
Okay, you got it, kid. What?
2:00 P.M. here.
Patsy:
Okay.
Hopkins: Here, follow the map.
You'll be fine.
Small airstrip. Wouldn't
even know it's there.
And patsy...
What?
This is not street stuff.
It's half a million
dollars in product.
Now I'm sticking my
neck out here for you.
Don't let me down.
No, I won't.
Okay.
You're in the big time now, kid.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
You got anything?
Yeah, air traffic
control's got it coming in.
Coming in.
[ Drone of airplane ]
John, the son of a bitch is
landing on the other side of town.
We've been set up,
John. Let's go.
Go, go, go!
John: [ On earpiece ] Patsy,
he's landing on the other side of town.
You've been set up.
Man: John,
tell her to stay there.
This is police busi-ness.
She's only going to get in the way.
Tell her to stay put!
Patsy: I can't!
No, no, wait, wait, wait!
Wait, what am I supposed to do?
John: Stay here. But...
John:
Don't go anywhere.
Lay low.
What?
Oh my god.
Moran! You can't
leave me here!
What about my kids, dammit?
[ ♪ ]
[ Approach of car ]
Patsy! Some men just went in
looking for your boys.
Oh god.
[ ♪ ]
Oh! Oh my...
[ Grunt of frustration ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Unlocking of door ]
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Panting ]
Kevin!
Kevin!
Oh my god.
[ Gasping in frustration ]
Okay... oh, dammit!
Open, you.
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Moran?
Moran!
Look, Hopkins has my...
Moran! Can you hear me?
He has my kids! Mora...
[ Crackling of static ]
Oh, dammit. Damn!
Damn...
[ Whimper ]
Moran!
Hopkins has my kids!
Moran!
Moran!
[ Whimpering/yelping ]
Patsy?
[ Crackling of static ]
Patsy?
It's nothing.
She's lost the wire.
Oh shoot!
Better step on it.
||
[ ♪ ]
Patsy:
Moran! Can you hear me?
Moran!
[ Revving of engine ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Squealing of tires ]
[ Opening of car door ]
You!
What are you doing here?
[ Screaming ]
[ Screaming ]
[ Grunting ]
Je...
You...
Where are my children?
How am I supposed to
know where your kids are?
You're the mother,
don't you know?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Grunting ]
Youch!
You shot me!
Oh god...
Son of a...
Go home!
[ Gunshot ]
[ Yelping ]
[ Grunts of anger ]
Oh god, oh god.
[ Grunts of pain ]
[ Gunshot ]
Patsy: Where are my kids?
Are you crazy?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Yelping ]
Where are they?
Son of a...
Hopkins:
Back off!
You don't know who you're
deal-ing with here!
[ Gunshot ]
Where are my kids?
Where are they?
[ Gunshot ]
[ Gunshot ]
I don't have your kids!
[ ♪ ]
If you kill me,
you won't get your kids!
[ Chatter of two-way radio ]
Take a look at this.
Hopkin's car.
He never made it to the airport.
She can't be far.
Looks like Hopkins
was cutting out,
and was just using
patsy as a decoy.
We got the computer too.
Checking it out,
but there's a whole bunch of names.
That confirms what
your girl told us.
[ ♪ ]
[ ♪ ]
[ Grunts of pain ]
Oh-h-h.
[ Groan ]
You calm down now, patsy.
Calm down, patsy!
Calm down. This...
This is my storage space.
I've got a lot of bottles
of chemicals in there.
Your kids are in there.
One spark and this
whole place goes up.
Blow everything.
We've got your boys, patsy.
Ah-h!
I couldn't get to tell ya.
They're safe.
[ Groaning/panting ]
Patsy?
Stay back!
[ Sobbing ]
How do you think my son felt
when you held that gun
up to his head, huh?
How do you think that felt, huh?
Hopkins: Please.
Please stop. Huh?
Uh, don't... Don't...
no... Did Carey beg?
Did she beg? Huh?
Patsy? Don't.
Huh?
Huh?
And what about little Nate, huh?
How do you think it felt?
How do you think he felt when you
put that gun to his head, huh?
Please.
Huh?
What's going to
happen to your kids
if you kill him, patsy?
Yeah. Yeah,
yeah, yeah.
Okay. Okay.
[ Moaning/panting ]
[ Yelling ]
[ Scream ]
That's what!
And let me tell you something.
Ah, I'm not hit.
Let me tell you...
I'm not hit! That was a warning.
Stay away! You
listen to me, okay?
If I ever hear that
you're out of jail,
I swear I will hunt you down
and I will kill you!
You know what it's
like, don't you?
Don't you know
what it's like now?
Stay down!
Don't move!
Down, down, down!
Get down!
Get down!
You have the right
to remain silent...
It's over, patsy.
It's over. [ Sobbing ]
If you cannot afford one,
an attorney will be
appointed for you.
Come on.
Oh god.
Oh man.
Well...
We got all the names
that we wanted.
Thanks, patsy.
Oh.
You were great.
Mom! Mom!
Oh!
Oh, baby. Oh, baby.
I heard how brave you were.
Oh, I was so scared I'd
never see you again.
Oh-h-h, honey!
Oh, oh!
Oh, mom,
when they kicked down the door,
I didn't know what to do.
Yeah, but you didn't go
easy, did ya, huh? No.
Wouldn't your dad
be proud of you?
I love you.
I love you.
It's time, patsy. Huh?
It's time.
Okay. Oh-h!
Oh, gosh!
Get that hat on.
Get this little hat on.
[ ♪ ]
Kevin: Hey, mom?
Where are they taking us?
Jason: Us?
Who said you were coming?
Mom! [ Laughing ]
Patsy: I just know
they're taking us
someplace far away.
Someplace safe.
What will we do there?
I don't know,
but I just know things
are going to be better.
♪ Somewhere
♪ over the rainbow
♪ that's where I'll be
♪ what I've seen
♪ you may find hard to believe ♪
♪ left me feeling like
no boy had ever made me ♪
♪ now I want something
♪ unsurpassed in its pleasure ♪
♪ 'cause even the truest love ♪
♪ still can't last forever ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen
through these eyes ♪
♪ I want to feel like
I never felt in this life ♪
♪ I want something
♪ I've never seen