Harvest (2010) - full transcript

A college kid comes of age one summer amidst family conflict unleashed by the eventual passing of its patriarch.

[ Man ]

One, two. One, two, three.

** [ Acoustic Guitar:

Folk Strumming ]

** [ Continues ]

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

[ Man ]

* I laugh till I cry *

* Every time *

* Days made of fire *

* Turn to night *

* Turn to night **

** [ Vocalizing ]

[ Door Opens ]

Hey.

Hey, Logan.

I could have picked you up

in New Haven.

That's all right.

Your grandfather's sleeping.

Let me look at you.

I'm starving.

[ Groans ]

I have some ratatouille,

okay?

Everybody had it

for dinner.

I'm sleeping downstairs now.

I turned the den

into my bedroom.

It's just

fewer electrical currents.

It's better for my energy.

So you can have

my bedroom upstairs, okay?

You mean the sewing room?

Yeah.

You have a beer?

You shouldn't drink.

A belly runs

on your father's side

of the family.

See all these old photographs

I found in the attic?

[ Chuckles ]

Grandma must've

put 'em up there years ago.

Look at your brother.

[ Chuckles ]

Can you help me

with one of these?

Hey, look.

This was taken

just before he went to war.

[ Clears Throat ]

Hmm.

[ Clears Throat ]

[ Tapping ]

Anna.

[ Tapping Stops ]

Do that tomorrow.

- Hey, Benny.

- Talk to you in the morning.

[ Clears Throat ]

[ Dog Barking ]

[ Man Speaking, Indistinct ]

Hey.

Hey, Josh. Hey, baby.

[ Laughs ] Look at--

[ Groans ]

Hey.

I came for the weekend.

Yeah?

Why didn't your mother

let you sleep some?

Did the barbers

go on strike at the beach?

[ Chuckling ]

What's going on

up here?

Wait, wait, wait.

I got something

to show you, Josh.

I'm not interested

in photographs

of your girlfriends.

Uh-huh. Okay.

All right.

That would be nice.

Show my son how

to meet some ladies,

for Christ's sake.

You know?

[ Laughs ]

Yeah.

Oh-- Hey, Grandma.

Does anybody hate Grandma?

[ Laughs ]

No.

Do you remember me?

I'm your grandson.

You are?

The good-looking one.

You mean the fat one?

Okay.

Look at that score.

You ever see a card

like that?

Mmm.

The best of my life.

I don't think this is real.

What's this printed on?

Hey, Josh, let me have

a handshake.

Come on!

A firm handshake

for Christ's sake.

Show that

your grandfather's

still cookin' with gas.

Huh?

Okay.

All right.

An announcement.

An announcement.

[ Laughs ]

Health food

makes me sick. Huh?

Rosita, tomorrow

I want you to order me

a big T-bone steak.

Oh, Dad, no.

Medium rare.

I'm gonna inhale

the goddamn thing.

No, Dad.

You can't have that--

Since we've been eating

this new veggie diet,

I'm going to the shitter

like almost twice a day.

No kidding.

Is there anything else

we can talk about?

All you guys talk about

is your golf...

and your bowel movements.

What else is there?

[ Laughing ]

[ Anna ]

There's another

town meeting next week...

to discuss

the new zoning laws.

[ Grandfather, Indistinct ]

Dad, did you hear

what I said?

Dad, there's a town meeting.

Don't feed the dog.

[ Laughs ]

Come here. Come here.

Come here.

All right.

I give up. I give up.

Geez.

Josh. Have you talked

to your brother lately?

You asked me already.

No matter what happens--

no matter what--

you should always stay close

to your brother.

- Family is all.

- [ Grandfather Chuckling ]

Josh, come on.

What?

Let's take a walk together.

[ Anna ]

Dad.

Hey, look.

I lost a lot of weight.

Okay.

Dad, sit down.

That's right.

We're going to take

a little walk together, Josh.

Um--

Come on.

Yeah, okay.

Go ahead. It's okay.

So, Grandpa,

how's Grandma these days?

Oh, the same.

Except for her memory.

You know?

You know, when I was a kid,

we used to shoot

the squirrels,

skin 'em and make a stew,

and now I feel guilty.

[ Chuckles ]

I've been feeding 'em,

but the birds

keep stealing the food.

I wish your mother and uncle...

would stop feeding me

those goddamn grains.

I'm 83 years old.

It's too late to change.

** [ Singing, Indistinct ]

He's minus three.

[ Man On TV, Indistinct ]

Yeah, he was--

Just a minute ago

he was minus six.

He was never minus six.

Who am I thinking of?

[ TV: Applause ]

Hey, Benny.

Can you take me for a ride?

They're on the 15th.

I want to see the water.

Please.

Now?

Give me 10 minutes.

Okay.

[ Thunder Rumbling ]

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

Let's just go to the car.

[ Indistinct ]

[ Indistinct ]

Benny?

We forgot there's

a doctor's appointment

in an hour.

The cat!

Forget the cat.

[ Benny ]

This damn cat.

Rosita, the--

The cat. I hate this cat.

Mom! Dad!

[ Cat Screeches ]

What kind of house cat

runs around in the dirt?

Okay,

everybody go to the car.

What about Josh?

He doesn't need to come.

All right?

All right.

Go to the car.

Rosita, another time.

You okay, hon?

Slow down on the steps,

all right?

In the backseat,

Mom.

It's okay.

[ Indistinct ]

[ Whirring ]

- What the hell

is that measuring?

- Shh, shh, shh.

The conductivity

of the various minerals

reacting with your system...

help me determine

ailments...

in the various levels

of your immune system.

Mmm.

[ Machine Beeps ]

I was reading about

your other son

in the paper.

Yeah?

Did you know him?

I didn't vote for him,

but I now sort of agree

with his ideas for Madison.

I don't. No way.

- [ Benny ]

What's the needle say?

- [ Grandfather Laughs ]

I remember

when Main Street

was a dirt road...

and the Indians

that lived north used to

come into town and trade.

Really?

Yeah.

[ Laughs ]

[ Benny ]

Dad, don't distract him.

I'm an old codger.

[ Laughs ]

All right,

I'll be right out, okay?

Thank you, darling.

Okay, Dad.

Okay.

What do you think?

Well, I have

to be honest with you.

I see a lot of people,

and alternative medicine--

It's--

It's not a cure.

Well, sometimes it can be,

but I can only say that

I can't turn things around.

I can't offer any miracles.

He's lost a lot of weight.

That's what

the regular doctors say.

Look, you can keep doing

what you're doing.

He's lived a full life.

Just be with him.

Okay, um-- Thanks.

Yeah.

Bye-bye.

Thanks very much.

Bye-bye.

Hey, Tina, it's me.

[ Woman, Indistinct ]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Hey.

Hey. Do you miss me?

Wha-- Yeah, of course I do.

Have, um--

Yeah, have you seen the guys?

Yeah--

[ Indistinct ]

Really? How did--

[ Indistinct ]

No, no, no.

How did Chris rent a motorboat?

Guy he's working with--

Oh.

Take me for a ride.

Uh-- Yeah--

[ Indistinct ]

No, No, I--

I should be coming back any day.

Ay, to see the big houses

on the water.

[ Indistinct ]

No-- No, no.

That's just Rosita.

[ Laughs ]

What? No. No, no, no.

She's just, like,

helping the family and stuff.

Josh,

take me for a ride.

Um-- I'm on the phone.

Uh, sorry.

I gotta go.

You gotta go?

Okay. All right.

Yeah. Bye.

[ Beeps ]

I'm sorry.

Please?

[ Giggles ]

Hey, Frank!

[ Laughs ]

Baby.

Siv.

[ Speaks Italian ]

Good to see you.

God. Been a long time.

Yeah, you're looking good.

Looking good.

Hey, Frank.

Hey.

How can you not

eat this stuff all day?

I just don't

eat sweets anymore.

No shit.

When you worked for me,

you didn't stop wearing shoes.

[ Laughing ]

You been playing

any golf this summer?

Aw, no. But I will.

Siv, have you?

Aw, you know. Soon, soon.

Yeah.

- Not now though.

- You want a cannoli?

Dad.

Come on, just one.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

All right.

Here you go.

Oh, my God.

Christmas came early.

Where's the cancer?

Pancreas.

[ Anna ]

Hey, Dad. Just a little.

You really shouldn't.

Come on, a cannoli

never killed anybody.

Yeah.

Thanks.

Mamma mia.

** [ Radio: Rock ]

** [ Man Singing, Indistinct ]

That was Josh.

What?

Jesus Christ!

He has no sense. I'm gonna--

Dad,

that wasn't our car.

I'm going to talk to him

when we get home.

Dad, don't get tense.

Okay?

What the hell have I taught him?

[ Anna ]

Dad-- Siv,

you're upsetting Mom.

It's okay.

I'm telling you, Anna.

Dad, don't.

It's all right. Mom. Mom.

[ Anna ] Benny, I need

to stop for tomatoes.

Okay, we'll get tomatoes.

[ Man ]

* Can't sleep *

* Good night *

* But then I have dreams *

* And-- **

[ Chuckles ]

You're breaking

your wrist again.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Brushing ]

Mother?

No need to sweep the grass.

Siv, are you here for a change?

I'm Benny.

Your son.

[ Brushing Resumes ]

Don't sweep the grass.

I'm not sweeping the grass.

** [ Radio: Rock ]

[ Rosita, Indistinct ]

** [ Stops ]

[ Laughing ]

Rosita,

take Mother inside.

What?

She's not allowed to drive.

Okay, relax, tough guy.

No, no, no. Listen to me.

She doesn't have a visa.

You're paranoid.

Nobody knows who she is.

Josh, it's a small town.

Why don't you do me a favor

and lock her up

in your bedroom,

because that's

what she wants anyway.

Okay?

Hey, Grandma.

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

[ Groans ]

Okay.

Here. Just put--

Is that your stuff?

Yeah, most of it.

Put that by the door,

please.

I thought you were gonna,

like--

I thought you were

gonna get your own place

when you moved to Madison.

I was. I was.

This is only temporary.

One thing led to another,

and there you go.

I am. I'm going to.

Here.

[ Groans ]

Can you just--

Why are you looking

at me?

Just put those over there.

Now look.

We can clear

all the useless stuff

out of here,

then the chi

will flow more freely

through the house, and--

What?

Siv will heal.

I don't want to touch that.

Seriously?

You're such a baby.

What's this?

Do you need help?

Oh, my God.

What?

[ Anna ]

I had no idea.

[ Chuckles ]

Whoa.

Yeah.

Come on.

[ Chuckling ]

Holy shit.

Dad.

[ Siv Chuckling ]

Yeah?

Jesus Christ.

Why the hell would I

want to see that, huh?

Put it away. Put it away.

Bury it.

[ Exhales ]

[ Grunts ]

All right. You're welcome.

Hey.

Why don't you get

the fishing poles...

from the basement

and go with Siv?

[ Laughs ]

Remember?

How he used to

take you fishing?

Well, I'm going back

to the beach house

in a couple days.

No, you're not.

I paid three months' rent

already.

I paid. Actually,

your grandfather paid.

Now things have changed.

Mom, I'm not--

I'm not going to spend

my last college summer here.

Yes, you are.

No! This is too fucking boring.

You've forgotten how generous

your uncle and grandfather--

When's the last time

your father sent me anything?

Don't. Stop.

Don't bring my dad

into this.

Everything your grandfather does

this summer will be

for the last time.

I--

He wants you here.

Okay? That's final.

Dad?

Yetta's getting cranky.

It's time for bed.

Who took my candy, huh?

Who took the candy?

[ Laughing ]

I don't know.

What kind of a family

am I running here?

Dad.

Take Yetta upstairs.

Oh, Yetta. Yetta.

Let's go.

Come on, baby.

Let's get outta here.

Huh?

Come here, sweetheart.

Yeah.

Let's go.

And on with the coat.

* And away we go *

* Away we go

to have a good time *

* Have a good time *

Siv,

stop playing tricks.

Take her upstairs.

Take her upstairs?

Why are you so serious, baby?

Upstairs is better

than outside?

Hmm? Hmm?

[ Speaks Italian ]

Mmm.

Now I'm hot.

Let's go upstairs.

[ Laughing ]

* Oh, Yetta *

* Oh, Yetta *

* You betta *

Good night.

* Get going with me *

* Oh, yeah, oh, yeah *

* Oh, Yetta *

* To be again with you *

* Oh, yeah **

Josh.

Listen, I saw some kids

out painting houses today.

[ Groans ]

You'd be out in the sun.

As good as the beach.

And this gives you--

How many times do you have

to say something?

Like, you don't listen.

I do listen.

You don't. You just--

Just stop it.

Hey, would you quit it?

You're gonna wake up Dad.

[ Groans ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Zipping Bag ]

[ Benny ]

Mom!

[ Anna ]

Mother.

Yetta!

Mom!

No dog.

Logan.

Logan!

Coffee shop.

Coffee shop.

You wanna come, Josh?

Yeah. Come on.

[ Benny ]

Mom!

[ Anna ] Yetta!

[ Benny ]

Yetta!

[ Josh ]

What's going on?

Yetta!

Watch your step.

Watch your step.

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

[ Yetta ]

Hello!

Mom!

[ Benny ]

Mom!

Hello!

Mom, what are you doing?

It's okay, Mom.

Breakfast.

No, not yet, Mom.

It's too early.

Oh, no.

Come on, Logan.

- Hello!

- Mom, they're not open.

It's too early

for breakfast.

Hello!

Hello!

Hello!

They're not open,

Mom.

Mama, we'll come back

when they're open.

They had to close.

We have to take

you and Logan home now,

okay?

Hi.

Bye-bye.

[ Benny ]

Okay.

[ Man ]

Oh, my God.

[ Chuckling ]

The last time I saw you,

you were just a freshman

declaring the glories

of naked keg stands.

Hey, Carmine.

I'm impressed you remember.

I can appreciate

such rites of passage.

Are you saying

you were a badass?

Badass? Well, no. No.

Well, just don't let

your constituents hear that.

Good word for a frat boy.

I'm independent.

[ Laughs ]

Anyway,

what brings you here?

Well,

you know why I'm here.

I don't care

to discuss it anymore, Anna.

It takes two.

Please.

Don't let Benny

keep you away

from your own father.

I'm working. Dad knows.

If he wants to,

he can come here.

Not really.

[ Anna ]

He's too proud.

I'd rather--

Why is everybody so afraid

to offend Benny?

[ Scoffs ]

Offend?

Yeah. No--

You know exactly, Anna.

Dad knows the truth.

Benny turns it around.

- It's been three years.

- Five years.

I've been waiting five years

for an apology from him.

How many times--

No, he can come here.

Dad's dying, Carmine.

It's your choice.

Come on.

Your mother's always

been like that with me.

Storming in.

[ Chuckles ]

She might not go about it

in the right way,

but she means well.

[ Inhales ]

You know, it's amazing...

how time flies by.

It's good to see you,

Carmine.

Yeah.

I like you better

without the beard.

You think so?

[ Laughs ]

Mom!

What?

Why do you have

to make a scene like that?

Like what?

He's an adult.

Let him do what he wants.

Josh, this is family.

If there's anything--

You can't make apologies

after Siv's gone.

I need to stop

at the post office.

Why-- Why would I

be breaking up with you?

[ Woman ]

You've been away

for at least a week.

No. I'm saying I'm coming back.

It's just taking a little--

Do you miss me?

Yeah, of--

No, of course I miss you.

[ Indistinct ]

Will you stop?

Josh, we've been

through this.

You're being stupid.

Don't yell at me.

No, I'm not yelling.

Tina, will you--

You're yelling.

Listen to me. Please? Hey.

[ Dial Tone ]

[ Beeping Rapidly ]

[ Line Ringing ]

Hey, why did you just

hang up on me?

I don't have time

for this, Josh.

No.

[ Indistinct ]

Will you just listen

to what I'm saying?

Do you think

I want to be here?

Yeah, if you really wanted

to be here, you'd be here.

Do you?

I don't like it

when you yell.

[ Indistinct ]

What do you mean

I'm no fun?

[ Indistinct ]

[ Stammering ]

Just stop. Stop.

Will you listen?

[ Dial Tone ]

Fuck!

[ Vehicle Approaching ]

Hey, Miss Monopoli.

Hey, Mario. You got 'em.

Yeah, thanks for the carpets.

How's everything?

Okay. Good.

You know, I'll be back next week

to take care of the bathroom.

Cool.

Uh, how's Siv?

You know.

Yeah. Well, give him my best.

And have a good Fourth of July.

You too.

All right. Thanks again.

Yeah, bye.

Bye-bye.

Watch Siv.

He's always got

such intense concentration.

[ Laughs ]

All right.

All right!

[ Cheering ]

You got it.

You got it.

Hey!

All right,

you're up.

[ Laughing ]

Here we go.

Here we go.

[ Anna ]

Hey, everybody.

[ Woman ] Whoo!

[ Anna ]

Look who's here.

Whoo!

All right,

get with your brother.

Oh! Oh!

[ Laughing ]

Wait. Wait.

I wanna get this.

Aw!

Sister and brother.

[ Benny ]

Very nice.

Sweet.

All right, come on.

- [ Crowd Cheering ]

- ** [ Fifes And Drums ]

[ Chattering ]

** [ Brass Band: Jazz ]

No, Dad. Dad, no.

[ Indistinct ]

[ Crowd Cheers ]

Carmine! Hey!

[ Indistinct ]

** [ Continues ]

All right. All right.

[ Josh ]

Grandpa?

Hey, in the war,

did the bullet really

go right through you?

Oh, hey, yeah.

I thought it hit me--

[ Zipper Unzips ]

but the doctor said

he couldn't find it.

[ Urinating ]

It must've gone

right out the back.

Gonna tell somebody someday

to make a movie about me

in that war.

[ Passes Gas ]

[ Laughs ]

Grandpa.

Hmm? You heard that?

[ Laughs ]

[ Chattering ]

Hey, did you bring

the kids?

Oh, I did.

You did?

Are they coming later?

They are. They'll be here.

Great, great, great.

Good to see you.

I'm so glad you came.

Looks brand-new

to me.

It's a great car.

You got a little

wear right here.

Runs very well.

Yeah, yeah, but--

[ Chattering ]

It's good to have you.

Rosita.

Silvio.

You feels good?

Is that yellow pants?

Yellow pants?

It is.

No, these are shorts.

[ Anna ]

Josh, move, please.

I need to open the door.

Okay, thanks.

Nathan.

You having a good time?

Wonderful. Wonderful.

You?

Good. Good.

Good to see you.

[ Nathan ]

You look wonderful.

Thank you. Thank you.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Whispering ]

Give me a kiss.

What?

Just one.

Rosita.

Come on.

What you talking about?

Here?

Nobody's gonna see us.

Come on.

I-- I--

Just one.

I'm sorry.

All right!

I want mine bloody rare.

Hmm? [ Chuckles ]

Dad, these are not meat.

Not meat?

No, Dad.

Shove it!

Dad.

I brought

my own hot dogs.

They're in the car.

[ Latch Clicks ]

Uh--

So-So what are you?

Nothing, sugar. Nothing.

To, uh--

[ Stammering ]

To talk about?

Come on. Sit with me.

You're so beautiful.

[ Chuckles ]

I love you.

[ Laughing ]

[ Guests Chattering,

Laughing ]

Hey.

Everybody's looking for you.

What's the matter?

I'm, uh,

destined to be single

or divorced.

[ Laughs ]

That's ridiculous.

Nobody's married anymore.

You're divorced.

Benny's--

Whatever--

Still at home.

And, uh,

it's like it's in our genes

or something.

Josh,

that is just stupid.

Your dad and I were not meant

for each other.

You know that.

Right?

You never really tried

to work it out.

Josh, please.

Of course we did.

[ Exhales ]

How?

How?

You just got up and left.

[ Chuckles ]

It took me years

to build up the courage.

You know that.

I wasn't happy.

And then you insisted

I sign that letter.

That-- That was a mistake.

A mistake?

Dad says you didn't

need to put me

through that--

Josh.

You know what?

You made me take sides.

[ Laughs ]

I was 16.

I could've lived

with both of you.

I'm sorry.

[ Sniffles ]

I'm sorry.

I'm gonna--

What do you want me to say?

I'm gonna get a burger.

[ Knocking ]

[ Mutters ]

[ Chuckles ]

Hey.

Everyone's looking for you.

[ Chuckles ]

Sorry I'm not

as active as usual.

I need rest.

Uh--

Grandpa,

can I ask you a question?

Sure.

How can you love the same woman

for so long?

Hmm! So long.

[ Chuckles ]

Doesn't feel like a lifetime.

You miss your friends?

Yeah.

You miss your girlfriend?

Yeah.

Well, if you need

to see her, you should.

Okay. Thanks.

Bye. Get some sleep.

Okay.

[ Door Shuts ]

Hmm.

So, Uncle Nathan,

you sure you don't need a tow?

You kiddin'?

This car's a beauty--

Not like any foreign.

I'll have this car

for another 10 years.

Sure, you will.

[ Engine Starts ]

Take it easy, Benny.

[ Siv Groans ]

It's okay, Dad.

[ Mutters ]

I'm gonna

get you some water.

[ Groans ]

[ Anna ]

It's okay.

Dad?

I'm gonna get you something

to eat.

I don't need any

of that fuckin' bird food.

Okay, Dad.

Tumor fevers?

Yeah.

He hasn't had one

in a couple of weeks.

Damn.

It's okay.

I'm sorry.

[ Sobs ]

It's okay.

It's okay.

[ Moans ]

[ Man ]

How do you do it?

[ Chuckles ]

I don't know.

Back and forth?

No.

Vibrators vibrate

for a reason,

so you gotta get in there,

move it around,

little circles,

little up and down.

Every time she thinks

that she knows...

what you're doing,

mix it up a little bit.

So you start off with one--

[ Man ]

You assholes!

You haven't even done

the other side.

I made an estimate for this

to be primed tomorrow.

- Yeah, you made

a bad estimate.

- Hey, fuck you, Lenny.

Sort of a prick.

[ Gasps ]

[ Giggles ]

Jesus!

Ay, it's just me.

Relax.

[ Laughs ]

[ Groans ]

It's okay.

What?

Um, hello.

What are you reading?

N-Nothing.

Can I see?

Rosita, could I possibly

get a little privacy

in this house?

Take me

for an ice cream.

Okay. All right.

It's beautiful.

Yeah, I know.

It's a beautiful day.

But give me a few minutes.

You always say that.

Rosita, come on.

Come on.

Okay? All right?

Five minutes?

Five minutes.

Okay. Bye.

Okay.

Okay.

Five minutes.

Great. Great.

[ Laughs ]

Mom!

Whose car is outside?

Hey, Josh.

Hey.

[ Laughs ]

I figured I'd surprise you.

Uh-- Okay.

[ Laughs ]

Uh, you look great.

Thanks.

I told Tina she can

stay here the rest

of the summer if she wants.

Oh, yeah, definitely.

Yeah?

- Did you, uh--

Did you eat, or--

- Oh, well, uh--

We're trying.

We're experimenting.

I'll-- Yeah.

[ Stammers ]

I'll wash up

and I'll show you around.

Okay.

Okay.

I'll sit here with your mom.

Okay.

You happy to see me?

Of course.

[ Laughs ]

You look so tan.

I should hope so.

[ Both Laugh ]

[ Sighs ]

Where are we going?

I'm starving,

and your mother

wanted to feed me--

Couscous.

Yes.

Always.

[ Sighs ]

I know exactly where to go.

Okay.

Okay.

[ Seagulls Screeching ]

[ Sighs ]

So Jennifer's

been sleeping...

with this lifeguard

she's so in love with,

otherwise she wouldn't

have given me her car.

We're having a lot of fun.

I can't believe it.

Except Andy brought home

this 15-year-old girl

one night.

I heard.

Yeah.

How's Chris?

Why are you asking?

What's the matter?

Nothing.

I was just asking

how my best friend is.

Yeah,

but what are you asking?

Is this with butter?

Try it.

You see that island?

My grandfather,

when he was a kid,

canoed out there

with a friend...

and his dog Pete--

Mmm.

and, uh, there was a storm,

and the dog swam

all the way back...

and found these firemen,

and they came

and they rescued them.

It's a story.

I don't think so.

How did the dog tell

the firemen what to do?

[ Chuckles ]

I don't know,

but it happened.

My uncle's been coming up here

on weekends for years.

He helped my grandfather

run the shoe store,

helped him retire,

never been married,

lives at home.

And my mom--

She's just hanging on.

I don't know.

I can't--

Can't what?

I can't go back with you.

I just drove five hours.

Where you going?

No, this-- this entire summer

has just been a complete waste.

I've just been waiting--

Just get in the car.

God.

I'm sorry.

Don't apologize.

[ Engine Stops ]

You know what?

[ Sighs ]

No, I'm not coming in.

Look--

[ Sighs ]

No.

Tina, don't be dramatic.

No. Thank your mother for me.

Hey, come inside.

You know, I didn't cheat on you.

At least you had the guts

to do this face-to-face.

- I didn't!

- Then why did you mention it?

I didn't bring it up.

[ Engine Starts ]

Are you serious

right now?

** [ Intro: Pop Ballad ]

[ Man ]

* If I was a bird *

Tina.

* Which maybe

I would have preferred *

* And I could fly around *

* But would I hear the sound? *

* Would I hear the sound? *

* I need to hear the sound *

Come on, kid. Let's go.

* And I know *

* Sometimes it hides *

* It's a long, hard ride *

* So I wish *

* For the sun *

* To come out *

* And I know *

* Of course it's there *

* But it's behind a cloud *

* So I wish *

- * For the sun *

- [ No Audible Dialogue ]

Thanks.

* To come out **

What's wrong?

I couldn't sleep last night.

Well, I mean, I wanted to--

Why?

I just-- I was partying

with my ex-girlfriend.

Really?

She's got this friend,

by the way.

And the girl--

I don't know what your--

I don't think

I'm in the right state

of mind.

You don't have to be

in the right state of mind.

It can be a one-night thing.

[ Carmine ]

Hey, Josh.

Hey.

Can I speak to you

for a second over here?

Sorry.

It'll just take a minute.

Yeah.

Hey.

How did you know

that I would be here?

Listen. Um, I got a call

from a friend of mine--

a lawyer in New Haven

who said Benny came

to visit him the other day.

Mm-hmm?

Has Benny spoken to Anna

about changing Dad's will?

I don't know.

I don't think so.

Hmm.

'Cause my friend said

he told him he wasn't

taking on any clients,

but there are

a lot of lawyers

who would very well--

What I'm saying is that...

when someone's

about to die, it's easy

to think about the rewards.

You understand?

Why don't you just talk

to my Mom yourself? Or Siv?

Yeah. Okay, thanks.

Thanks a lot.

I'm sorry if I interrupted--

Don't worry about it.

See ya.

Yeah.

[ Benny ]

Don't make this hard.

[ Rosita ]

What is the problem?

What is the problem?

[ Stammers ]

Because you're never there.

You're never looking after Mom

when I need you to be

looking after Mom.

[ Rosita ] I don't understand.

You don't have to understand,

Rosita.

Just pack your stuff,

okay?

[ Rosita ]

How can you fire me?

Because it's my decision!

[ Rosita ]

You have to ask your sister.

I don't have to ask my sister.

[ Rosita ] She's not going

to agree to this.

I don't have ask Anna anything.

[ Footsteps ]

[ Muttering ]

Uncle Siv--

[ Exhales ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Whispering ]

Ay.

[ Sobs ]

[ Sniffles ]

[ Speaking Spanish ]

I'm gonna miss you.

Yes.

[ Whimpers ]

You're gonna take care of them

for me, huh?

Ay.

I'm gonna miss you.

[ Laughs ]

You're a sweetheart.

You take care, okay?

Mario finish this thing yet?

Try it.

Okay. All right.

Hey, Grandma.

Grandma, stop. Stop, stop.

Are you my boss?

[ Laughs ]

[ Carmine ]

Hello?

Hi.

Anybody?

I've come--

Hey, Mom.

[ Whispers ]

Hi.

[ Tapping ]

Josh,

I've come to see Dad.

Uh-- Go upstairs.

Yeah?

Whoa. What's going on?

I've come to see Dad.

Just like that?

Yeah.

What do you think this is?

Exactly what it looks like,

Benny.

I came to see Dad.

Oh, to repay the loan?

- Not now, Benny.

- What's going on?

Well, you know, I have--

You know, that was a loan.

Are you accusing me

of stealing?

This is bullshit.

And then--

Oh, go fuck yourself.

you let the town turn around

and turn the street

into a fucking plaza?

It's commercially zoned.

Yeah, it's not the 1950's,

Benny.

You're pushing us out.

Carmine--

Allowing a doctor's office

to move in next door--

Come back inside.

so you don't have to

take Dad to Branford.

He doesn't need a doctor.

Are you--

[ Anna ]

Stop it.

You lied to me.

It's a gift!

Stop it!

No, no, no. I'm not

going to forget this.

You can go fuck yourself.

Oh, I can fuck myself?

Wait, Carmine.

Come back inside.

Everybody, let's

just go back inside.

What is this?

And where are you going?

He fire me.

Benny, you can't make

that decision by yourself.

She'll stay

with her sister.

You'll need me.

Oh, great!

Oh-- Every--

Okay, everybody leave.

Benny can

take care of Siv

and Yetta by yourself.

Would that

make you happy?

Rosita,

just get in the car.

Rosita,

don't get in the car.

Get in the car.

Do not

get in the car.

Now.

Rosita.

I-- I'm going.

I left my sister's

phone number

in Nueva York...

on your dresser. Okay?

You call me.

[ Benny ]

Did you break this?

Get in.

You'll be back.

Are you an idiot?

Anna, don't make this harder,

okay?

You think you could

do everything now?

Are you Superman now?

Can we talk about this later?

No, we're not going to

talk about it later.

Later when?

Mom.

Huh?

Mom. Mom. Mom.

Later when?

[ Man On P.A. ]

Train approaching.

Please remain

behind yellow line.

Get your bag.

Train approaching.

[ Tires Squeal ]

...behind yellow line.

[ Train Horn Blowing ]

Train approaching.

Please remain

behind yellow line.

[ Rattling ]

[ Coughing ]

Mmm.

Ohh.

Where's Yetta?

With Benny.

Where's Benny?

I think he went to Guilford

to get the mail.

[ Groans ]

Mmm.

Do you need anything else?

What day is it?

Sunday.

There's no mail on Sunday.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Chuckles ]

You're right.

I don't know.

[ Both Chuckle ]

Dad, would you like

to see Carmine?

Yes.

Mm-hmm.

Siv's been getting worse.

Did I tell you

what he said to me?

He called me a failure.

When?

Earlier this summer.

Why?

For leaving your father,

who Siv always liked.

But he--

He doesn't understand

why I wasn't happy.

Mom.

Don't cry.

I don't care.

Doesn't

it look nice?

Yeah.

[ Laughs ]

I showed it to Siv.

He said I wasted money

planting flowers.

They'd go out

and play golf every weekend,

and I plant wasted money.

Siv's-- Siv's ill.

You can't

take him seriously.

No.

I was living in Baltimore

for grad school,

and I really needed a car

so I wouldn't have

to take the bus.

And Siv bought

the boys a car.

And they were still home.

But I was the one

that really needed it.

When I--

[ Sniffles ]

I went to Stop & Shop

this morning to get him

some more iced tea.

Everyone's so healthy.

[ Sobbing ]

This is really hard.

It's okay.

It's okay.

I-- I have to remind Yetta

I'm her daughter.

[ Sobbing Continues ]

Shh. It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

You know, Yetta--

Yetta losing her memory...

is almost for the best.

You know?

For who?

For Siv, you know.

He-- He doesn't have

to see her mourn.

You know, he doesn't have

to see her... hurt.

You know, it would--

it would, like,

destroy him.

[ Sniffles ]

Uh-uh.

I guess you're right.

[ Car Drives Up ]

You all right?

Yeah.

What?

I'm fine.

What?

[ Sniffles ]

I'm glad you're here.

What--

Hey, Carmine.

[ Chuckles ]

I could feel you

coming up the stairs.

Wow. How you doing?

Tired, but otherwise--

You know.

Cookin' with gas?

[ Chuckles ]

Yeah.

Cookin' with gas.

[ Chuckles ]

Cookin' with--

Oh, I'm so proud of you.

[ Moaning ]

Dad.

I just want you to know

that I find myself

doing things just like you,

and I-I'm starting

to really understand

the things--

[ Josh ]

Carmine.

that work in life.

- What?

- Benny's downstairs.

I don't know if--

Oh, come on.

I know.

Oh, uh, Carmine,

go down this way.

[ Benny ]

Carmine.

You talk to Dad?

Yeah.

You say what

you needed to say?

I'm, uh--

I'm out of here.

Hey, dude. I need--

I need to borrow your car.

[ Lenny ]

What? No fuckin' way.

No, I'm serious.

No, it's okay.

Do you drive stick?

No.

Just will you forget work?

Come on. Please.

All right,

where are we going?

Just go sit next to him.

I think that's his lawyer.

It's gotta be.

[ Door Shuts ]

[ Benny ]

I-I just find it very easy

to write to you,

for some reason.

Oh.

Well, I love

that you said that,

because, you know,

what you write to me

is so sensitive sometimes--

about your father.

Yeah.

[ Chuckles ]

Well, I can't talk

to anyone at home.

No, I understand.

Yeah.

[ Exhales, Clears Throat ]

I-I-I've been so looking

forward to meeting you.

And now I--

I've never done this--

this computer thing before.

- My sister encouraged me.

- Yeah, me either.

[ Both Laughing ]

[ Woman ] You write

so beautifully.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Do you find me attractive?

Yes.

Good.

[ Chuckling ]

I lost 30 pounds

since my divorce.

Uh, you, uh--

You were married?

Is that bad?

No. No, not-- not at all.

Probably-- Uh--

You're not

against it though?

Oh. Um, well,

I'd have to be really certain.

Yeah. I'm exactly

the same way.

What happened?

Your uncle is a fat,

bald loser.

[ Keys Jingling ]

[ Exhales ]

[ Exhales, Coughs ]

[ Grunts ]

[ Clattering ]

[ Bicycle Bell Ringing ]

[ Bicycle Bell Ringing ]

Hey, how you doing?

[ Sniffles ]

Oh. It's nice to see you.

[ Coughing ]

Hey, what'll it be, Siv?

Oh, me darlin'.

Two eggs, sunny-side up,

rye toast.

Sorry. We stop

serving breakfast at 11:00.

Oh. Well, what do

I usually have for lunch?

The hot dog

and potato salad special?

Get your ass in gear.

Okay.

[ Chuckling ]

Hey, Siv.

Hey, Pot.

How you doing?

** [ Mellow ]

[ Man ]

* There it is

the world before us *

* Listen to the summer chorus *

* Maybe there's a river

that's run dry *

* 'Cause somewhere

from a mountaintop *

* The water flows

between the rocks *

* Once again

the river comes alive *

* There they go

about their business *

* Searching for elusive riches *

* Don't confuse

the singers and their songs *

* Some of them

can hit the notes *

* Some dance around

in fancy coats *

* Who's to say

if this is right or wrong? *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* Every hour *

* Every flower *

* A way to celebrate *

* Don't you see

the stars are flying *

* Brightest

right before the dying? *

* There begins

a deeper mystery *

* What becomes

of all that light? *

* Soft explosions

in the night? *

* The faintest of ideas

occurs to me *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* Every hour *

* Every flower *

* A day to celebrate *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* After darkness *

* Comes the harvest *

* A way to celebrate **

Hi.

Hi, Silvio.

[ Chuckles ]

Beautiful day, huh?

It sure is.

I was just--

Oh, my God.

You're out.

How are you?

I'm all right.

I'm cookin' with gas.

Always.

[ Laughs ]

Yeah.

Listen. we're going

to New Haven tonight

for the jazz fest.

You wanna come with us,

you and Yetta?

Well-- Well--

What time is it going on?

About 6:00.

Well, maybe. But listen.

What I wanted

to talk to you about was--

I had a dream

about Mama.

And the two of us were--

We were--

We were crawling around...

and we were asking

for a cookie.

Aw!

[ Both Laughing ]

A dream?

Yes.

And then what happened?

Well-- I don't know.

I forgot.

I can't remember.

[ Both Laughing ]

You wanna have a seat?

No, no, no, no.

I just wanted to see you.

Gotta be going.

I love you, Bedusa.

I love you. Yes.

[ Chuckles ]

God bless.

Yeah.

Bye, Silvio.

I don't know

what Anna was talking about.

He looks fine to me.

[ Groans ]

Quittin' finally.

[ Grunts, Sighs ]

Well?

Hmm?

* Don't bogart

that joint, my-- *

I lost my virginity

on that beach.

[ Laughing ]

What?

I thought I saw

my grandfather

ride by on a bicycle.

[ Sighs ]

That's good pot.

[ Exhales ]

Aw, geez.

Okay.

[ Moaning, Shuddering ]

[ Moaning Continues ]

Mom, what are you doing

over there?

[ Clears Throat ]

I-I-I should have

been here today.

Yeah.

Where were you?

I, um-- I had coffee

with a woman.

Is that really

what's important right now?

Well--

You know,

before Dad dies.

S-So he'll know.

Oh. So-- What?

So he'll know what?

He'll know that I have

someone in my life.

[ Scoffs ]

You can't

understand that?

No, I can't

understand that.

Oh, for Christ's sake.

You need to--

You need to go--

You need to just--

Josh, I, uh--

I need you

to talk to your mother.

About what?

Well, let me tell you.

I've got to know

that I can go out

from time to time--

But she's not

a nurse, Benny.

She's not supposed

to do everything so you

can go on fucking dates!

Is that what's

important to you?

Will you get Rosita back?

[ Knocking ]

[ Siv ]

Hey.

[ Chuckles ]

Was that you

riding a bicycle?

That's our secret.

[ Laughs ]

[ Chuckling ]

Okay, I knew

I wasn't seeing things.

Don't tell anybody.

You got it.

[ Chuckles ]

You know,

I was just thinking.

When-- When we were

in high school, uh,

right when, uh,

band practice

would let out,

I would wait for Yetta,

and we would take

a walk home from school.

She was the most

beautiful gal

you've ever seen.

I want you

to do something for me.

What's that?

When I die--

[ Chuckles ]

[ Groans ]

When they lower me

into the ground,

I want you to, uh,

shoot some fireworks

into the air,

like the

Fourth of July, hmm?

Like I'm going to heaven.

For my wife.

Will you do that for me?

Okay. You got it.

Yeah,

you do that for me.

Benny! Hi.

Hi. I knew

you'd want me back.

I knew it.

All right,

let me get--

Oh.

Gracias.

How are you?

Good.

¿Sí?

My cousin took me

to the Lincoln Center...

and the--

the Statue of Liberty--

[ Speaking Spanish ]

and the--

the Rock Hard Cafe.

That's nice.

Yes.

I miss you too.

[ Chuckles ]

We had to walk up this hill.

[ Sets Glass On Table ]

We run right into

a fucking tank.

[ Chuckles ]

Everybody scatters.

My M1 gets jammed

in the mud.

I thought, "Holy shit.

I'm a goner."

[ Door Opens ]

[ Benny ]

Josh.

I need to talk to my dad

for a minute.

Privately.

Yeah.

[ Chuckling ]

What's up?

Okay. Siv, um--

Going over

these papers, and--

Yeah.

You know,

Yetta's just not capable

of taking care of the family...

the way you've

got it here, you know that.

Uh-huh.

And if Carmine and I

are coexecutors,

you know nothing

is ever going to get done.

Mm-hmm.

Listen, I know

your wishes better

than anybody in this family,

and I-- I promise you...

that-- that I will run things

just exactly as you run them.

Yeah.

Okay? So I made

some changes here.

So--

Hmm. What did Anna

say to this?

It's-- It's best.

Okay.

Okay.

Here you go.

Just, um--

[ Yetta Laughing ]

Hey, mamita, you're going

to feel so much better.

I promise. Okay? Yes.

[ Squealing ]

You're going to feel

so much better.

No.

Yes. You smell

like a cow.

No!

Come on, mamita.

Come on.

I don't wanna

take a bath.

I don't wanna

take a bath.

You need to. Ay!

I don't want

to take a bath!

Okay.

You don't have to.

I don't!

Okay.

[ Paper Rattling ]

[ Chuckles ]

Have you ever seen

Grandpa's will?

No.

Why?

I was just curious.

Hmm.

[ Club Strikes Ball ]

[ Sighs ]

Okay.

[ Sighing ]

[ Car Approaching ]

Okay.

[ Josh ] And then you remember

when you took me and my brother

to Lake Placid,

and we went on the bobsled,

and Seth was all into it,

but I was all scared--

How does

that thing work?

I put the receiver

behind his headboard.

Hmm.

Why you all dressed up?

Ay! I have a date.

[ Laughs ]

You do?

Mm-hmm.

With who?

Carmine.

[ Siv ]

I appreciate that, kid.

Thank you.

You're more

than a grandson to me.

Have a good time.

Gracias.

Bye.

Just do your best.

Keep your word.

Hello.

[ Laughing ]

Hey!

What-- What?

Ay! I think

I little overdressed.

Mr. Casual here.

I'm so sorry.

You look great.

Oh, thank you.

Good to see you.

Thanks for coming.

You too.

Well, so--

so what did you think

we were going to do?

I don't know.

A little dancing.

[ Laughs ]

Uh, no.

I'm not much

of a dancer.

No? I can teach you.

No, not me, but--

[ Siv ]

There's one thing

in life I've-- I've learned--

Now you're jealous.

Not at all.

Ah, Jesus, it took me

all this time to understand.

[ Josh ]

What? What? What?

Forgiveness.

You can't

expect people...

to always live up

to your expectations.

Hmm?

To waste time resenting

and being angry.

Whoever you find,

pay attention to her.

I was lucky to have

such a beautiful wife.

Yeah.

I-- I just--

I'm-I'm afraid that I'm not

going to be able to have

a relationship...

that lasts like you.

I mean, no one else

in this family can.

Yeah, but always

try to forgive,

because it keeps together

the one thing in life...

that really matters.

What's that?

Family.

Hey, kid, you know

what I'd like right now?

What's that?

[ Siv ]

I'd like a glass of sweet wine.

German wine. Okay?

What'd he say?

He wants

to make a toast.

Wait! Wait! Come back!

Come back!

Enjoy it.

Thank you.

Here we go.

All right.

To our father--

Ah.

my best friend--

Uh-huh.

[ Chuckles ]

and a wonderful man.

Thank you.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Josh ]

Our hero.

Hmm.

A great husband.

Hey, come on. This is

supposed to be my toast.

Oh!

I just wanna say--

Who farted?

Oh, Dad!

[ Laughing ]

Okay, time--

time for a picture.

Take a picture.

Everybody, everybody.

Get close.

Get closer.

And--

Puzza!

And smile!

[ Shutter Clicks ]

[ Man ]

* You took me like

a drifter takes a friend *

[ Man ]

...the huge dreams

that changed your life?

* I'll never be

that honest again *

Josh--

[ Continues, Indistinct ]

* When it seems like *

What do you have

to say about that?

* Nothing's gonna change *

Mr. Winters?

I asked you a question.

* Then your world

comes crashing down *

Are you with us?

- I'm sorry.

Can I actually be excused?

- * Ohh *

* Your friends accommodate

your darker phase *

* And then you find

it's been a hundred days *

* When's the last time you

remember feeling safe *

* You're surrounded

by assassins in this place **

[ Woman ]

Do you know what you want

to say to God when you arrive?

No.

Nothing.

Hmm.

I follow...

my good conscience.

Well, have you thought

about heaven and hell?

Well, I've already

been to hell.

War...

is hell.

Hmm.

Is there any way...

that you could make it

come faster?

The tumor

is taking care of that.

Is there anything else?

I wish I didn't waste

half my life...

being mad at my father.

He did the best he could.

Yeah, I realize that...

now.

Looking back,

you just can't-- Oh!

Can't.

I want my family

with me, please.

[ Siv ]

Hey, Josh.

Been a long time,

baby.

Come here.

Here's a gift for you.

Take my watch.

It's yours. Okay?

[ Chuckles ]

Look at you.

You're a feast

to my eyes, baby.

God bless you.

Oh, yeah.

And you, sweetheart.

My God.

Hey, Daddy.

You know I love you,

don't you?

Yeah, Dad.

Yeah-- Rosita,

would you go in--

There's a huge mess

on the floor.

There's milk

all over the floor.

Okay, okay.

Just-- Just spend

a little time with Yetta, okay?

Benny.

Benny, I wanna

say something.

Yep?

Even though we have

our differences,

I think we need to discuss

what happens to Dad's properties

after he dies.

Yeah, well,

he always thought you were

much more capable than I.

I never wanted it

to be a contest.

Well, Dad has asked me

to look after

his properties.

That's fine.

You-- You know,

you deserve it.

You're by his side.

I just was wondering

if we can talk about--

No, no. Those are his wishes.

Okay?

Wait a second.

Is that right?

Yeah.

Where's--

Where's he--

- What's going on?

- What's he doing?

I don't know.

You mean

these wishes?

Wh-Where did you get those?

Siv asked me

to retrieve it.

You got

a problem with that?

He said he made a mistake.

What was that?

Well,

when he agreed to it,

he never included

his daughter

as a coexecutor.

Well, if he had,

then I would've--

What, Ben?

Nothing.

All three of you

should be deemed

coexecutors.

That way

if you disagree--

The third vote determines

our collective decision.

Exactly.

Fine.

Did Siv really say that?

[ Moaning ]

[ Moaning Continues ]

Shh. Grandpa.

Hmm?

Grandpa.

Hey.

Mm-hmm?

I got-- I have a--

a surprise for you.

No! No more surprises.

No. No.

No, no, no. Look.

So everyone knows

you're going to heaven.

[ Moans ]

I think our world--

[ Moaning ]

I killed a man.

You-- You were in war though.

You don't know.

I shot--

Shot?

I shot...

an American.

How?

He came--

He came...

running back.

By accident.

I was...

scared shitless.

I--

Hey. Hey, I know. I know.

I...

accepted a medal.

It's okay. It's okay.

You're still going

to heaven, Grandpa.

You're still going to heaven.

Oh, no.

I...

did my best.

I know.

Hey, Dad.

I love you.

You could go, Dad.

You could go.

Hold his hand.

I--

I always loved

his flat thumbnails.

When I was a kid,

I used to sit on his lap

and play with his thumbs.

[ Benny ]

Can I sit

with him alone?

[ Chair Scrapes Floor ]

[ Sobbing ]

[ Footsteps Approaching ]

Rosita.

¿Sí?

Can you take my mom

for a walk?

Now?

Yes. Now, please.

Okay, mamita.

Thank you.

[ Sighs ]

Hey, come on, mamita.

Let's go out.

I don't want to go anywhere.

Oh, you want to go to the town

to get a coffee.

No, I don't.

I hate you.

Shh. Okay, okay.

The doggy-- The doggy,

he wants to go for a walk.

I can take the dog

by myself.

Okay. Here. You take.

Okay.

[ Anna ]

Is he in pain?

I don't want him in pain.

He still

has his hearing.

Siv?

Grandpa?

It's okay.

[ Gasping ]

[ Exhales ]

Come here!

Bye, Dad!

Bye, Dad!

[ Sobbing ]

Bye--

[ Sobbing Continues ]

Dad.

[ Chattering ]

Seth.

Hey, bro.

Hey, bro.

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

[ Anna Whispering ]

I think Siv would've

wanted it this way, okay?

Mmm.

Okay.

I'll stand over there.

I was looking for you.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

[ Sniffles ]

Mom drives me crazy.

What's new?

[ Laughs ]

Just seeing her makes me all--

You know?

But our whole family

is like from the backwoods.

Why, because

they're not L.A.?

That's not what I'm saying.

Some are strange.

Just... have nothing

to say to 'em.

Yeah, but,

you know,

they're family.

It's a nice night.

Yep.

I really wish I got

to say good-bye to Siv.

I'm gonna go talk to Mom.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Door Opens, Closes ]

[ Guests Chattering ]

Have you seen Yetta?

There's this really

complex sequence.

See, I tell you,

he's the next big thing.

It's not only about

his talent, you know.

He also has to get

a lot of radio play.

The video's

really gotta hit.

Josh,

how you doing?

Uh, good.

Well, this is Frank.

Oh!

You know Frank.

He used to work for Siv.

Oh.

Now he has

his own bakery.

So, what are your

plans after college?

Uh, I'm thinking

about training

for a marathon.

Here.

Excuse me.

You wanna take a jog

over to the crudités

and get me--

That's--

That's really clever.

[ Susie ] Hello.

And, um, Rosita.

Hello.

Hi.

Welcome.

[ Laughs ]

Good.

I take those.

Okay. Right.

Hi. I'm Anna.

Hi.

Oh, this is

my-- my sister.

Susie.

Nice to meet you.

Thank you for coming.

Yeah.

Are you hungry?

Yes.

Can I get you

something to drink?

Grandma,

what are you doing?

Only you would know.

You're not going to bed yet.

It's too only.

Is it?

Oh. I can't. Uh--

Oh, today it's o-- Oh.

It's over.

Yeah.

All their people

were here today.

Is it, um-- um-- uh--

n-n-n-not a parade?

[ Laughs ]

Not really.

Do you know where Siv is?

Siv's out.

He's in heaven.

Ah.

I'm an angel.

[ Laughs ]

[ Laughs ]

What are you doing

with those socks?

These socks?

Nothing special.

Oh, this-- this

has been hiding.

You want to wear it?

No, no.

Those are yours.

I'm already

wearing one.

Do you want me

to put it back in the sock?

Uh, no, no.

I want-- Um-- Let me--

Let me feel it. See?

All those--

[ Voice Breaking ]

All those shiny balls.

You like the shape?

Yeah.

Yeah. They're yours.

I think you've had them

all your life.

Mine?

No, you feel--

you feel the shape now.

All my life.

Oh!

[ Chuckles ]

Oh!

I'm not your woman.

[ Chuckles ]

I know who you are.

[ Laughs ]

Come-- Come downstairs

with me, okay?

[ Sniffles ]

Here.

** [ Humming ]

Come here.

Watch your step.

Give me your hand.

Okay.

One, two, three,

four, five.

And we're here.

Okay.

Stay right here.

You're sweet.

You're just

the sweetest thing.

Stay.

[ Benny ]

Mom, come inside.

[ Whistling ]

[ Guests Laughing ]

[ Gasps ]

Oh!

[ Crackling ]

Whee!

[ Cheering ]

Beautiful!

Yeah!

[ Cheering Louder ]

** [ Mellow ]

[ Man ]

* There it is

the world before us *

* Listen to the summer chorus *

* Maybe there's a river

that's run dry *

* 'Cause somewhere

from a mountaintop *

* The water flows

between the rocks *

* Once again

the river comes alive *

* And there they go

about their business *

* Searching for elusive riches *

* Don't confuse

the singers and their songs *

* Some of them

can hit the notes *

* Some dance around

in fancy coats *

* Who's to say

if this is right or wrong? *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* Every hour *

* Every flower *

* A way to celebrate *

* Don't you see

the stars are flying *

* Brightest

right before the dying? *

* There begins

a deeper mystery *

* What becomes

of all that light? *

* The soft explosions

in the night? *

* The faintest of ideas

occurs to me *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* Every hour *

* Every flower *

* A way to celebrate *

* Don't you delay *

* Everyday parade *

* After darkness *

* Comes the harvest *

* A way to celebrate **

** [ Mellow ]

[ Man ]

* Once these trees

were saplings *

* This house was wood

and steel *

* This parking lot was for us *

* The shopping mall was here *

* I was young and beautiful *

* The years

they take their toll *

* Stay on this path

for a while, then *

* It will become a road *

* All the buildings

and the bridges *

* Are everywhere you run *

* Gonna turn to rust *

* And turn to dust *

* All that's left is gone *

* All that's left is gone *

* All that's leavin' **