[English]
[spooky music]
[ominous music]
[rumbling thunder]
-Though I walk
through the valley of
shadow of death
I will fear no evil.
Because you are with me.
Your rod and your staff
comfort me.
[rain falling]
[ominous music]
-I'm glad
not having to kill stars.
My condolences.
[thunder rumbles]
[rain patter]
[ominous music]
[alarm clock rings]
-What the hell?
[birds chirping]
Agents
scavenger real estate.
I'm not selling.
Yes, this is the
third time this week.
I know, I know.
Shit.
I can't find my shoes.
-<i>They may be in
The last place you took them off.</i>
-How useful.
[sighs]
I could swear that
I left them by door
when I arrived last night, but no.
They're not there.
-<i>You have others
400 pairs of shoes.</i>
<i>First world problems.</i>
<i>Pick some.</i>
-Whatever, Cindy.
Hey, did you send me a video?
-<i>No, do you want me to do it?</i>
-How funny, I just received
a strange video of my house.
Whatever, the agents
real estate have returned.
-<i>How strange.</i>
<i>So what's wrong with you?
And your bad temper tonight?</i>
-Travis is coming today.
Pizza and a movie.
-<i>Do you mean
to Netflix and relax?</i>
-Hardly.
-<i>Why do you deceive
that poor guy?</i>
<i>You know you don't like him.</i>
-Yes
I like him.
more or less.
-<i>Are you sure?</i>
-I know, I know, but I don't want to
hurt him. He's so kind.
-<i>Just take that one off
Shit like a band-aid.</i>
<i>I'm sure he'll be fine.</i>
<i>It's been what, a month?</i>
-A month and a week.
I know. I need to do it.
I just hate hurting
to the people. Know? I...
He was literally
there when my dad... and
-<i>Yes. Yes, I understand.</i>
<i>But what if Mr.
Right, he's waiting and...</i>
<i>You've got mixed up
with Mr. Wrong.</i>
<i>He was a refuge in the storm
but the storm passed, Addie.</i>
-Good point.
Oh, I'll do it tonight.
Wait, when do you
did you become so poetic?
-Girl, I have
many superpowers.
-Oh, where are my shoes?
I swear I'm always late
Everything, I have to do better.
-<i>You sound like
your dad was talking.</i>
<i>Give yourself time.</i>
<i>It's only been a month.
Grieving is really fucking difficult.</i>
-Yes.
-<i>Okay, sister, I'll let you go.</i>
<i>Look under your dresser.</i>
<i>Goodbye.</i>
-Okay, goodbye.
This son of a bitch.
[steps playing]
[music playing]
[knock on the door]
[music continues playing]
[opens the door]
-I'm hungry.
[creepy music]
Travis.
Come on, stop messing around.
[music continues playing]
[Addie screams]
Oh my god!
What the fuck, Travis?
-30 minutes or less.
-How did you get in here?
-You didn't open the door,
so I went back.
It was open.
-Oh, Jesus, I
You were very scared.
-Sorry.
-Shit delivery guy.
[soft music playing]
<i>-I can't believe
that we are doing this.</i>
<i>-Come in.</i>
<i>Look around you.</i>
-Why do they do this?
-Do what?
-Feed us by spoonfuls like
brain dead idiots.
-It's a romantic comedy.
It is assumed that
We are brain dead.
It is practically
a prerequisite.
-<i>You're not going to believe me</i>
-Mm, it doesn't have to be like that.
-To some people
They just like to escape.
[Travis sighs]
<i>-Look in the hotel.</i>
-Do you like me Travis?
-Yes, of course I like you.
I wouldn't be here
if you didn't.
-Yes, but...
Do you like me?
Do you really like me?
-So if I say it
three times, I like you more.
-You know what I mean
-It's okay, Addie
I like you, seriously.
Or
I like you, I like you, I like you.
-Oh.
- How many likes do I get?
Mm. So many, huh?
-Do I like you Travis? Yes.
-That's a.
There is a but to come.
What's wrong?
- I don't think
We should see each other more.
Ready, I said it.
-Are you serious?
Why?
I thought everything
seemed fine.
-You're a guy
Really nice, Travis.
You are a good one
person. But I just...
-Those are big
traits for a friend.
Are you degrading me
to the friend zone?
-It's just that, there is no
electricity, you know
Like there's no spark, and
I really need that spark.
-I wanted to pass this one
weekend with you, Addie.
And now this.
You took me by surprise, Addie.
-I'm so sorry.
I feel like shit, I...
-Not as much as I do.
Damn.
I'm a fool.
Are you sure
is this what you want?
-You're really a guy
Nice, Travis.
-Well. You already have
made very clear.
I don't need your compassion.
I'm out.
-I'm sorry.
-You will.
[Addie sighs]
-I'm a terrible person.
[sighs]
- Shit.
[sighs]
I know I set my alarm.
[refrigerator door closes]
[car engine hum]
<i>-Hey girl.</i>
<i>So, you did it?</i>
-Yes I did.
I'm an idiot.
<i>-I can't believe that
you have left He was so sweet.</i>
<i>You're an idiot.</i>
-Really, Cindy?
<i>-Of course
No. You're not an idiot.</i>
<i>Actually, I think
that you would definitely</i>
<i>be an idiot
if you kept him close.</i>
-Yes, I guess.
I really liked him though.
It was fun
hang out with him.
And he liked Bob Dylan.
-<i>You have me for that, you know?</i>
-Do you like Bob Dylan?
-Enough drinks, I
You can like anything.
-Well, now that I'm single
How about some cocktails and
Bob Dylan tomorrow night?
-<i>Well, it's a date.</i>
-Linda, I'll leave you. I'm arriving
Late for work as always.
I have to fix my things.
I really want to arrive early,
It's like a goal for me.
-<i>You're lucky Greg gave you
have for your viewing pleasure.</i>
<i>I would have you
fired a long time ago.</i>
-Yes, I wouldn't blame you.
-Alright, Cindy out.
-See you.
-<i>Addie</i>
[sighs]
Take a seat.
-I know.
-Why are you here, Addie?
-Mm, what do you mean?
refer? Am I fired?
-No.
Why are you here?
Of your own free will?
-I'm sorry, I don't understand you.
-We both know it's not
you have to be here.
So why do you do it?
-What is this about?
-Isn't that so?
With all due respect, yes my dad
would have treated me like yours
I would have left
from here long before
before
will fill the earth of his grave.
An administrative job
that sucks your soul.
It's not worth staying.
Then I ask about
new. Why are you here?
-Look, Gregory,
we were very good.
We were.
-I agree.
-But I'm not there anymore.
You know it. I have
moved forward.
-Yet here you are.
I don't believe it.
You know, I passed
by your house the other day.
And I didn't see Trevor's car.
-Travis. His name is Travis.
-Whatever? Do you
two still have something?
-It's really not
Your business, Greg.
-Well, you did
Done my business, Addie.
We were together and then we weren't.
No explanation.
You are late for work
almost every day when
you don't even need
this damn job.
Then I have to
ask myself, is it for me?
-No.
I want our relationship
Be strictly professional.
-I think we left behind
that part a long time ago.
I should say goodbye to you now.
But I can't.
Not yet.
I still enjoy your company.
It's a curse.
That's weird, huh?
I'm an Addie addict.
-Damn. Seriously, Greg?
Look, I just can't stand it
more changes right now.
I want this job,
Greg. Yeah? I need it.
I'll do better.
-I understand.
-Can I go now, Greg?
-Yes, Addie.
You know, a coffee with
milk could have helped us
avoid all this nonsense.
-A latte coming soon.
[ominous music]
-Hello, I'm Max.
I live right here.
-Oh, um, nice to meet you.
Addelyn.
Your dad used to talk
of you all the time.
Your photos were
all over your house
So I--
-Oh, yes, of course.
-Although really
I never saw you here. Hmm?
-Yes.
-Well, yes
You need something, I'm here.
-Okay
Thank you.
-Welcome to the neighborhood.
[footsteps echoing]
[ominous music]
[door slamming]
[sighs]
[keys jingling]
[footsteps echoing]
[ominous music]
-What?
No, I know I saved it.
[sighs]
I'm losing my mind.
What a waste.
[water splash]
[creepy music]
[dramatic music]
Shit.
[door lock]
[creepy music continues]
Cindy. I think someone
It was, it is in my house.
I just don't
I understand. I know I saved it.
-What did the police say?
I, I didn't call them.
-What? Because?
-What am I supposed to say?
That I left my milk outside
I saved it and it appeared again.
Oh, I'm crazy.
-Did you check the house?
-No, I was too scared.
-Well. Alright,
I'll go check it out.
Stay here.
[switch click]
[Addie and Cindy scream]
-What the fuck?
What the hell are you doing Addie?
-I couldn't hear you.
So I, I... Well.
-My rightful soul
left my body.
-Why did it take you so long?
-I was next to the
pool, checking it.
[laugh]
Well. Everything looks good.
-Good.
-Okay. I think that
We need those cocktails now.
-Yes, please
-Well.
Come on.
[soft music]
I don't know, after mom
died, he just wasn't the same.
-How?
-Mom was the glue
that held everything together.
Dad was coming home later
finishing a shift and she...
Without saying a single word
I somehow rebuilt it.
- Damn.
I need one of them.
- Me too.
[soft music]
[Addie sighs]
It was him and his best
Friend, Detective Reese.
That was his thing.
Fishing.
Blue marlins.
Elusive, they say.
The ultimate game fish.
Years passed
trying to catch one.
He never did.
So he bought a fake one.
Always a step back.
Shortly after this
trip, Reese's daughter died.
And the things
They just fell apart.
- He looks happy here.
- Mm.
-It was.
[soft music continues]
[glasses clinking]
Shit.
[dramatic music]
[the door of the
refrigerator slams]
-What the fuck?
-Are you okay?
Listen, lately you've had
to deal with a lot of things.
-I'm not crazy,
Cindy. I know what I saw.
-Well. I'm not doubting you.
Look, maybe
maybe you should see someone.
You haven't spoken to anyone
since your father passed away.
Maybe it's time.
I know a woman.
-You sound like
You'll think I'm crazy.
-No.
I firmly believe in that.
-Good, excellent. Let's add a
damn psychiatrist to the mix.
-Well, no
It means you're crazy.
Maybe just
you need to talk about it.
It's like vomiting afterwards
of having drunk too much.
It always makes you feel better.
-Is that your sales pitch?
-Look, I speak from experience.
-Comfortable?
-Yes.
Yes. I'm fine.
-I have a sofa.
Some people prefer
the most authentic approach.
It makes them feel that
its money is worth it.
-Thank you for
receive me so quickly.
-How do you feel now?
-Oh, jumping right in.
-We don't have to do it.
Let's go at your pace.
It is a basic questionnaire
when I ask how you feel.
It may be that
be hot, hungry
nerves.
Sometimes a simple
stream of consciousness
can point us in a direction.
But here there is no
expectations, Addie.
It's just us
being us
-I like that.
Well, I had
hungry before coming.
Not anymore.
Nerves, I guess.
Oh yes, I would say that
I'm nervous.
-That's to be expected.
Is that something you
what do you want to talk about?
Why do you feel nervous?
-Uh, damn, I
I haven't talked about
the death of my father.
Since he passed away
a little over a month ago.
[somber music]
Just jump right?
-Whatever you feel comfortable with.
-We were uh
pretty close
when I was younger.
Not so much in recent years.
-Why was that?
-He changed
when my mom died.
Actually
We were similar. Him and me.
When he died
I just left it.
-Leave it? What did you leave?
-Everything.
I stopped eating.
I stopped going out.
I stopped being me.
-How does that make you feel?
-I don't know.
Trapped
I guess.
Sure, sometimes.
Angry
maybe.
Angry because there was no closure.
I was lost at sea.
He went fishing
alone and never returned.
-Did you normally go fishing alone?
-No.
Usually not.
There was a call
distress call that came out
but that was it.
You know.
I had a funeral for him and everything.
Empty coffin and all.
-Why did you feel the
need to do that?
Did it bring you comfort?
-I don't know.
Maybe.
Maybe it was a denial.
Hope.
But...
Honestly, no
That's why I'm here.
At least I don't think it is.
I feel like I
I'm going crazy.
-How so?
-Ah, shit.
Yo, I don't even know how
describe it without sounding crazy.
-She doesn't seem crazy.
Not here.
Without it sounding cliché,
This is a safe place, Addie.
-Mm
It seems...
As if it had been
distracted lately.
Except, I don't know
feels like a distraction.
Is that a word?
It feels very real.
I've been forgetting things.
-As if you had
problems remembering.
- No, more like...
Losing items.
Shoes.
Milk.
I know.
Weird, right?
-Not at all.
-It's just that...
I always leave my
shoes in the same place.
Always with
the entrance door.
But the other day the
I found under my bed.
And the other day I helped myself
a bowl of cereal.
Before I go to work
and I remember to put it back
the milk in the refrigerator
but when I got home
from work later that day
was at the counter.
-Sometimes, when
we are in mourning
The studies
show that grief
can cause loss
short-term memory.
-You see, but that's all.
I remember everything clearly
vividly, I mean, that
That's what makes it disturbing.
When I found the milk
on the counter. I threw it away.
And then when I got out of the shower
I was, I was
again on the counter
full
cold as ice
and...
I was scared.
I called my best friend and
She came to spend the night.
The next morning
It was no longer in the refrigerator.
-Addie, are you in one?--
-Drugs?
No, not at all.
I mean, we took a couple
of cocktails, but that's all.
Doctor, I...
I, I feel that
someone is watching me.
-Do you have enemies?
-No.
-No.
I mean, not that I know of.
I just broke up with a guy.
-Do you think I would be so
angry enough to harass you?
-No. He's too kind.
At least I think so.
-Okay.
Have you spoken
with the authorities?
-No. I mean
Should I do it?
I
Now I am
really crazy.
-It's just a precaution.
Better to have it archived.
I can call someone.
-Uh, best friend
of my dad, he is...
He was a detective.
Reese.
Detective
Reese, I don't nickname him.
Maybe, maybe I can call him.
-Good.
Would you like
schedule another appointment?
- Yes, I would like that.
-Well.
-My receptionist will send you
a confirmation by email.
Addie
see you next week.
[soft piano music]
[birds chirping]
[ominous music]
-What the fuck? Addie!
-Hello Addie.
Who is your friend?
-Uh, she's my best friend.
-Does your best friend have a name?
-Cindy
My name is Cindy.
-Nice to meet you, Cindy.
Mail. It's yours.
I didn't get it from your mailbox.
They put him in
accident in mine.
We have a new
mail person
It's a very simple error, right?
-Ah
Okay.
-Do you want me to bring it to you?
-No, it's okay.
You can leave it in the mailbox.
-It's okay, Addie,
no problem.
Yo, I'll see you soon.
- Good.
Thank you.
-Seriously
I'm staying the weekend.
and you are going to call
your detective friend.
-It's harmless.
-Girl, that man is on you
fucking you and your milk.
-We don't know yet.
He's not a bad guy.
- You are too much
gentle. Fuck that.
You wouldn't know a bad boy
not even if it hit you in the face.
-You need help.
-Yes I know.
Another cranberry vodka that
we'll have to do for now.
-I agree.
Luxury bitch.
-Thank you.
[sighs]
[clinking glasses]
[ice clatter]
[dramatic music]
-Cindy.
[opens the door]
[closes the door]
- Hello, Reese. It
I feel. Detective Reese.
Dad always
referred to you as.
Addie, it's good to see you again.
Reese is fine. I got attached
with the passing of the years.
This is Detective Lucas.
-Ride or Die
so to speak.
-Cindy, she ride or die.
My pleasure, Detective Lucas.
-Please come in.
-Yeah.
[door slam]
-Oh
I couldn't
decide to keep it.
-I remember this day well.
- I have not had the
opportunity to do so.
I'm sorry for your loss.
-Yes.
Well, we have something on
common you and me, you know?
-Well, Miss Nelson.
-You can call me Addie.
-Addie.
Were there any
sign of some theft?
Something out
in place or missing?
-No, nothing I could see.
-Mm.
"And I will kill him," he said.
And all his goodness
and all its glory.
Ernest Hemingway.
Well, Addie
according to your brief statement
with Detective Reese.
It seems that there are things that
They got lost in your house.
And I'd like to start with that
from the beginning, if you can.
-Ah, yes.
It's hard to explain without
It may seem a little...
-No
No one judges you here, Addie.
-I heard that before.
Look, I know what it is
It's your job to judge
so please listen to me.
-You got it.
-Um, things have been a
little surreal lately.
And look, I've been
questioning relentlessly.
And I keep coming back to the fact
that I know I'm not crazy.
-And we believe you.
-Um, it seems that I have
been misplacing things
but the thing is, I know better.
I leave my shoes next to the
door every damn day.
And the other day the
I found it under my dresser.
Never in my life have I left
the shoes under the dresser.
-Addie, Addie, hey.
breathe, breathe deeply.
Yes? Alright.
Now, despite
what you may believe
we are only
here for the facts.
Yes?
Now, if you are
safe we are safe.
The truth has no agenda.
so please continue.
-A few days ago we woke up
and the milk was gone.
-Now, you threw it in the trash
previously, I think you said.
-Well yes, but I remember there
put it back in its place
after serving me cereal.
-And that was when
you were late for work
I think you said
in your statement.
- Yes, but that happens with
regularity, it is not something isolated.
It's as routine as leaving
my shoes at the door.
- Okay, okay
okay, continue.
-Then I came to
home from work that night
and found the
milk on the counter.
And then I spilled it
Then I got into the shower.
When I left
the shower, I found
a jar full of ice
on the damn counter.
-Yesterday when we got up,
the milk of the
refrigerator had run out
and there were two empty jars
well placed in the trash.
-Well, did you really see Addie?
Put the
milk in the refrigerator?
-No. I, I didn't come until, um-
-Now, Addie, I have
to ask you, are you?
are you taking
any medication?
It's a formality,
It's not an accusation--
-Not me
Well, I took a relaxer
muscle from time to time.
but nothing that makes me
see things or forget things.
-Okay, now
these muscle relaxants
Did they prescribe them to you?
-No.
-Good.
Addie, from now on,
we have no evidence
of any foul play.
Well, and considering your
recent loss and your admission
of illegal use of
muscle relaxants
We...
Look, we are willing
to give you the benefit.
of doubt here, okay.
- Good. Addie has a neighbor
which is, well, creepy.
I mean,
He seems normal, but
I think he might like Addie.
-Like Addie, huh?
-Well, he
he stays...
-Well.
Uh, well, not staying
It is exactly a crime.
or a reason for suspicion,
Oh, but what's his name?
-Max? I don't know your
last name. He lives next door.
Just try to be nice.
It just comes off a little bit.
-Stalker.
He looks like a fucking stalker.
-Understood.
- And then I got the videos.
Mm.
-That's all for that video, um.
[ominous music playing]
- Okay. Do you have a boyfriend?
-Yes, well...
No.
Not for three days.
-Uh, would you have a key?
- No, eh, never
we reached that level.
Besides, he's not like that.
- Mm. Yes. Not until they are.
- Um, why don't you
Do you send those videos?
I'm going to include them
in our report.
If you see something else
suspicious, please call.
-That's all.
Aren't they even going to interrogate him?
-Which one?
-Both.
-For what reasons?
- I don't know.
Suspicion.
-The reasoning
deductive will reduce that list.
- Oh, can I have one of those
small, one of those little
business cards
what do you have there?
-Absolutely.
Call anytime.
- Addie, you have
my number Well.
I know what it's like, losing someone.
To someone very close.
Take care of yourself. Yeah?
No, don't get lost in
the pain Alright?
Find a way out. That is
which helps me get ahead.
-Addie, please, if we
need, call us, seriously.
-Protect and serve my ass.
[door slams]
-I guess it's not
It is enough to check the boxes.
- I thought the detectives
They worked by instinct.
- Maybe they were.
-[sighs]
Anyway, shall we drink?
-Yes.
-Yeah.
[dramatic music playing]
-They always do this shit.
-What the fuck?
- Do you see this? They used to
fill this thing so much
that it would hardly
you could close it.
Right there, and
wrap it with film
and wrap it with Saran paper
just to keep it inside.
-This is how
they do today, it is...
a formula, in the style
American, you know.
so
they do here.
You buy a business,
you take advantage of their success
and suddenly you have
than to make profits.
Benefit,
benefit, benefit.
Always about
the profits.
I mean,
look at McDonald's
used to get one
good cheap food.
and now you pay three times more for
something that looks like food.
more for something that is
It looks like food.
-That's bullshit.
-How was she?
-Who?
- Addie, you said you used to
go fishing with her and her father.
So
How was she?
-I mean, some
times she went fishing
I don't know, different.
-Different, huh?
Different
as?
- Male,
I don't know.
Actually, she
He never fished. Know.
She just sat on
the back of boat
and played with the bait.
looking at the water and, no
I know, just different.
-And that's why she was detained.
- Oh, I don't know.
Maybe. What is your work?
-I'm not sure.
I mean, I know the
drug-induced psychosis
and...
This, this is not all.
I mean, were they close?
Her and her father?
- I wouldn't call it close.
I mean, talk to Nelson.
He was, was u
good fisherman, you know.
Even better
drinking buddy
But I mean it could be drunk
an Irishman under the table,
you know?
But I wouldn't call it
exactly loving.
So I guess she was
as close as they would allow.
-I don't know, man.
Something, something is wrong here.
I, I can't, I can't
point it out, but there's...
There's something gnawing at me
and I can't,
I mean, I have
to know one thing.
I guess
we can dismiss the pain.
-We can discard
much more than grief.
-What does your instinct tell you?
-Words mean nothing.
You know
a Yankee
will throw up a dictionary
It's all about actions
You know, body language.
Come on, Lucas.
Didn't they teach you
this in the academy?
-Ah, at the academy?
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
No, they gave us small
coloring books and crayons
and just these
amazing juice boxes.
-Oh, something's wrong with you, my friend.
Eat this, yeah.
-Thank you.
-Don't stay too long
time. Alright.
When you arrive
at my age, if you reach my age
these are the hours
you'll want to recover
because usually
They don't amount to anything.
Good? Simply
chasing ghosts
-Well, no
I wish I was your age.
Is it okay?
-Have a good night, man.
-You too man.
[upbeat music]
♪ She looks like a girl
bad, bad girl ♪
♪ Pretty face, long curls ♪
♪ Long curls ♪
-What are you doing?
♪ Make me feel like a
winner, I don't want to lose ♪
[water splashes]
-Do you like what you see?
♪ Yes, I just want to have sex ♪
Oh.
♪ Teach that ass a lesson ♪
♪ Make it so blessed ♪
♪ Until it makes you scream ♪
♪ It's hot here ♪
[water splashes]
-Did you hear me?
♪ Because that sex makes me
running back every time, yeah ♪
♪ Stuck in my past ♪
-I see you.
-You're so cute.
♪ I try to abstain but
your network is so sweet, so real ♪
Thank you
thank you very much.
♪ For you, yes ♪
[urn rattling]
[urn breaking]
[dramatic music]
[Addie screams]
-Cindy!
- Oh my God.
What the fuck is happening now?
-There was someone right there.
Standing right there.
-Yes, me.
God. my heart can't
put up with this shit, man.
Damn cardiac arrest.
[gasps]
♪ Come spend the night ♪
-I know what I saw.
It was a man with a
blue jacket or something like that.
It was before you came in.
Soap got in my eyes.
and then I rinsed
and then you were there.
-Oh friend, this is
It's getting real.
[sighs]
Do you think
Should we call Lucas?
-And what will you tell him?
-Well, we have
to call someone.
Because I'm not equipped
to handle this shit.
[doorbell]
-Cindy.
-Travis.
-What a coincidence to see you here.
What is this about?
-Mm.
Hello.
We were wondering if you could
stay the night.
[crickets chirping]
-Seriously.
-I'm afraid.
[soft music]
I'm really scared.
After you left--
-You mean after
that you asked me to leave.
-Things have been, um.
-They've been going on
some strange things.
Someone is stalking Addie.
Is that you?
That's really what it's all about, right?
Is this how you see me?
-Should I?
-I wasn't talking to you.
-Look
When you left, you said
that I would regret it.
-I'm sorry.
Is this an interrogation?
Should I get a lawyer?
-No, no, it's just...
Creepy things have happened.
I think there's someone in my house.
Looking at me...
Recording me on video.
-Well, you know, when
I said you'd be sorry.
I meant that you would never...
You would find someone
May he love you as much as I do.
-So that's why
Did you put the milk on the counter?
-Cindy, what about
the fuck are you talking?
-Travis, that's not the reason
for the one I brought, yes? I just...
I need to feel safe.
And you make me feel safe.
Me, I just needed to make sure.
-Good.
Good.
I'll stay.
But I'll sleep on the couch.
-Good.
Thank you.
-Did you check the doors?
-Yeah.
-Mm, did you check
the back?
You always leave it open.
The door is open.
Addie, you need to be more careful.
[knife hitting]
[creepy music]
-Travis.
[scream]
[dramatic music]
[gasp]
[dramatic music]
-What are we going to do, what are we going to do?
-We have to call the detective
Shit, my phone is outside.
- Oh, what am I doing?
-Good
[cries]
Okay.
We must recover
our phones.
- Well? Yes. That is
a big no for me, Addie.
No, I don't think I can do it.
Oh my god...
Travis.
[ominous music]
Really?
-We have to do
something or we are going to die.
[suspenseful music]
[Addie gasps]
[ominous music]
[club hits
against the counter]
[the contents of the bag creak]
[hits the bag
against the counter]
-My phone and my
keys are no longer there.
-Mine neither.
-The landline is cut.
-What are we going to do?
I'm scared, Addie.
-Me too.
Well... well.
We need to secure the house.
- Okay.
[suspense music]
-Travis, he's gone.
[creepy music]
[door slams]
[sighs]
- Stay away from the door.
-Hurricane Windows
They cannot be crossed.
- Do you want to try that?
- Oh, absolutely not.
[door squeaking]
[ominous music]
[door slam]
[metal rattle]
This damn guy.
Well, he's cutting us off.
We, let's go
to have to flee.
Good? out for
the main door.
[door slams]
[suspense music]
[dramatic music]
We're trapped.
- Why? That
the fuck is happening?
What do you want from us?
-Well, we can't lose the
head now, he expects that.
They are herding us.
When my dad
and I went fishing
we looked for the birds
diving into the water.
That meant
there was a bowl of bait.
-Well, I'm sorry.
a lot. I don't understand.
-Predatory fish
They group the bait into balls.
Then they remove the
bait one by one.
He has us right
where he wants us.
We have to attract him.
-Damn, I want to be as far away
possible from whoever it is.
-As long as we do nothing,
We are playing along.
Cannot attack
what you can't see.
I can't imagine
eating right now.
-I eat when I'm stressed.
Did you really like fishing?
-Yes.
-It seems very boring.
Looking at the water
hoping that some poor
fish come and grab your hook.
It's like seeing how
chips the paint.
-Not for me.
That was one of
my favorite parts.
The anticipation, you know.
It was the wait that
I found it exciting.
The unknown.
-You can
stay with that shit.
I want to know.
I want to know what's coming.
To be able to plan.
-Like now?
[suspense music]
The best part was
go out with my dad.
He was always busy,
who lived in the hospital.
We got one
small portion of their
pie that was mostly
For my mom, rightly so.
So, to take advantage of your
time, I did what he liked.
Fishing.
I came to love him
because he did it.
Everything disappeared
so suddenly.
-Damn, maybe
I should start fishing.
My dad was a
Idiot, plain and simple.
A drunk.
Shit, I would have paid him to
that he left home to fish.
So, at an age
early, I found
very creative ways to get out of the house.
A little too creative.
-Is that why they kicked you out at 17?
-Yes... but I'm fine with that.
He made me the queen you see now.
-I think this is like fishing.
The unknown
It just takes over.
And you are very aware of everything
in the present moment.
Which is all
What we have, I guess.
-The question is
Who is fishing?
And who do they catch?
-Now you're talking.
- Addelyn Nelson.
Difficult years.
Possession of alcohol.
Nothing there.
Anthony Maxwell Steele.
Voyeurism.
You are a dirty, dirty boy.
Good.
[murmurs]
Jesus Doc.
What are you hiding?
[Knock on the door]
It's open.
-Detective Reese?
-Oh
Uh, no.
Detective Lucas
Reese went out for a while.
Is there something about
that can help you?
-Dr. Mendoza
of the Wellbeing Center.
-Oh, yes, please take a seat.
-Thank you.
-So doctor
How can I help you?
-I don't want to sound exaggerated.
I always...
always kept my...
I have never betrayed a patient.
Never.
-Well, I understand.
-HIPAA prevents me
share any details.
But I can alert
the authorities, if I...
If I believe that a patient
could be in danger.
-Good.
Uh, now when you say in danger
Which patient are we referring to?
-Her name is Addelyn Nelson
-Actually, we just left
from Miss Nelson's house.
-Are you okay?
-Yes, of course,
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Um, Miss Nelson is the one who
contacted Detective Reese.
Um, Reese and his dad went
friends before he passed away.
-Well, I wasn't sure.
-Um
What danger do you think?
could stalk Addelyn?
-Um, he mentioned that someone
possibly he was stalking her.
She seemed to be worried
since some objects
They had been moved in their house.
-Actually that is
the reason you called.
Mm
Do you believe him?
-I haven't treated her in a while
enough to diagnose it.
But... she believes it.
And that is enough for
send me a warning signal.
That's why I'm here now.
-Well
Well first of all, thank you.
For presenting this information.
I know that for someone in your
position that can be difficult.
But it's the right thing to do.
Rest assured that
We do everything we can
to resolve this issue.
-Thank you, detective.
I just don't know
It settled well in my bowels.
-Yes, I can understand it.
It is also my curse.
-Yes.
We are very similar.
You and me.
What we do is
practically the same.
We use our senses
to discover the truth.
The most
It is difficult to turn it off.
A curse indeed.
But you can also
be a blessing.
-Well, for our sake I hope
let this be the last, right?
-Um
Detective?
-Yes.
-That feeling
that I had, it was urgent.
With all due respect, this seems
rather a lukewarm response.
-Well, with all due respect
doctor, there are protocols.
-Please, detective.
Yes there is someone who
I understand protocols.
I'm not looking
Protocols to follow here.
That doesn't work
from your instinct.
This requires something faster.
-Believe me when I tell you Doctor
that this will be a complete shipment.
If you can think of something
that would help the
research will advance.
Please...
Call me.
Thank you.
[door slams]
[door slams]
[creepy music]
<i>-Your call has been sent
to an automated system.}</i>
<i>voice message system.</i>
[slams car door]
[suspenseful music]
[creepy music]
[dramatic music]
- Oh my god.
[clock ticks]
[dramatic music]
[clock ticks]
-I don't like this.
-Me neither.
- It's like um...
It's like when you were a little girl
and you wanted to turn off
the hallway light.
I felt like the bogeyman
was instantly behind me.
I would run down the hallway
like a lunatic
crazy in the middle.
I would arrive at the door of the
my mother's bedroom.
And I just
would launch
into the air and land
necessarily in his bed.
I mean, that happened
nightly.
-I can't imagine that I
wake up like this every night.
-Yes, well.
This is how I feel now.
I feel like it's just
a few centimeters from us.
Me, I can't help it.
I think we should try something
Anything to get out of here.
-Well.
The only option
It's the back door.
-Okay, well, um
I'll need something else
bigger than this knife.
-My father left
some things in the garage.
Good.
-Oh, we all have skeletons
in our Doc closet, but...
Damn.
[dramatic music]
[crumpling paper]
[shuffling steps]
[suspenseful music]
[boxes creaking]
[metal clanking]
-All this shit
and damn there is nothing.
-We will have to flee.
Son of a bitch.
Bingo.
-Cindy!
-What?
[ominous music]
Oh.
[screams]
[Addie gasps]
[dramatic music]
[water running]
[crying and gasping]
[loud footsteps]
-Help, help. My
Name is Addelyn Nelson.
I need to talk to him
Hillsborough Detective Reese.
From the Department of
County Police.
There is a man in a blue suit.
[thunderous noise]
[ominous music]
-What do you have?
-Okay, then
It seems that his son, Dr. Nelson
got angry with
him before disappearing.
-Good. What did you find?
-He was under investigation
by the medical board.
And there were accusations of bad
inappropriate behavior and attention.
-Interesting. Not so clean huh?
Just when you think
that you know someone.
It is not strange that there are
disappeared from the radar.
- Yes and that's not all.
Mm, it seems that
The DEA went into action.
-Then why dig into
the dirt of a dead doctor?
-And if it's not?
[Addie gasps]
[sobs]
-Where is he?
-Okay. So listen to me. Yeah?
He goes fishing alone,
something he never did.
And apparently
That's an unspoken rule.
in the community
deep sea fishing.
You will never go fishing alone.
He sends help, right?
He never comes back. Avoid the
charges death is his alibi.
-Okay, then what the hell
Does this have to do with Addie?
-Well, she
You understand everything, right?
Maybe it's
trying to claim it all.
I'll visit Addie in the morning
to investigate and try your luck.
-It's better to be lucky
but I prefer to be exact.
Listen, I'm passing by
on the way to the office.
So I'll stop by
there in the morning.
Let's take a look at them.
-<i>Well, this
It's for you, my friend.</i>
-Go home, get some rest.
[creepy music]
[sighs]
[hammer hits counter]
-Shit, shit, shit.
[they cry]
-Doctor.
[creepy music]
Accusation.
[dramatic music]
Ah, there's something.
[ominous music]
Oh, shit.
[squeaky lock]
[screams]
-Something happened.
Something bad.
[gasps]
-Stay away from me.
-Yo, I found someone.
He is hurt.
I think he's your friend.
[dramatic music]
[cutting knife]
[Addie screams]
[creepy music]
-I'm doing it.
Oh shit.
[phone rings]
-Hello, I'm Detective Lucas.
-<i>Hello, this is Lieutenant Smith.</i>
<i>From the Guard
Coastal United States.</i>
<i>I'm looking for
to Detective Reese.</i>
- Hey, this is your partner,
Detective Lucas.
-<i>We just received a call
Addelyn Nelson's relief call.</i>
<i>Please wait and we will repeat
the call for you.</i>
-<i>Help, help.</i>
<i>My name is Addelyn Nelson.</i>
<i>I need to contact him
Hillsborough Detective Reese.</i>
<i>Department of
County Police.</i>
<i>There is a
man in a blue suit. </i>
[dramatic and sinister music]
[screenshot]
-<i>It is better to have
Good luck but I prefer to be exact.</i>
[dramatic and sinister music]
-The man in the blue suit.
[dramatic, sinister music]
[sighs]
-Friends with benefits.
[dramatic music]
God, I
I'm glad we don't have
than kill the stars.
[screenshot]
-<i>I'm glad we don't have
than killing the stars.</i>
<i>My condolences.</i>
-Why?
-Yes, oh yes. I thought that
you could ask that.
Your father.
Let's say that
I had a little secret.
-What do you mean?
-It was a little
relaxed with his ethics.
Gifted Oxy as
If it were fucking candy.
And then one day
Halloween came
knocking on my door
when Alex had a
car accident.
And she was treated
You guessed it for no less than
.
Doctor Nelson.
-I don't know anything about that.
I mean I knew that things
They were getting bad for him.
but I--
-For him!
Things
They were going wrong. Are you kidding me?
Allison was
addicted to oxycodone.
And your damn father
He was his trafficker.
[police siren sounding]
- <i>2845 possible code.</i>
-Come on, come on, come on.
[cries]
Hey, [laughs]
help is on the way.
Smart guy.
In fact, I'm surprised that
has taken you so long.
-You killed my father
No? You killed him.
-You try to run and you
He will gut like a fish.
Yes.
That was the plan. and it was
a damn perfect plan.
But the ocean and its wisdom
They stole that opportunity from me.
-So he died at sea?
-I have no fucking idea!
But I'm sure
I know I couldn't kill him.
Look, the plan was that
he saw how he killed you.
so I could see
down to the last detail.
As I had to observe until
Allison's last detail.
Withering low
the damn addiction.
And I don't know what's worse.
See the slow death
from someone you love or
No, we can't, we can't put
That's to the test now, right?
[ominous music]
But I'm going to kill you, Addie.
[cries]
[police siren sounding]
Do you know who this is?
[dramatic music]
Look at the photo Addie.
Look at her.
I want this to be
the last thing you see.
Before I kill you.
Look at his fucking photo.
[Addie screams]
[hammer blow]
[Reese moans]
[Addie moans]
[Foot tapping]
[police siren wailing]
-<i>Citizen Reports</i>
<i>officer needs help</i>
<i>3742 West Boulevard
Martin Luther King.</i>
[Reese groans]
-Damn bitch.
All those nights I had
to wait and
ask me
Is tonight the night?
Waiting for me
phone will ring with news.
Watching Allison
disappear before my eyes.
And I couldn't do
nothing about it.
-I'm sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry you feel that
my father was responsible.
-He is responsible.
There are none
damn doubt about it.
He was a drug dealer.
Simple and simple as any
another drug dealer.
Those I deal with daily.
Uh.
We wait.
For so long
We wait for the big one to arrive.
And it never came.
What a waste of
my damn time
-Please, please
you don't have to do this.
-Oh, but I do, I do.
But lucky for you, huh
I have one cape left
loose to tie.
So now you will know
what it is to wait.
And I wonder, mm
When the hammer is going to fall.
Hm?
[ominous music]
- Addie?
This is Detective Lucas.
Reese
we need to talk.
[ominous music]
[ominous music continues]
Addie
Hey, hey, hey, hey,
Hey, hey, hey. Are you OK.
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
I got you, I got you..
Hey, it's me, it's me.
I'm going to get you out of here, okay?
I'll get you out of here.
It's okay.
-Reese.
-What? That?
-Reese. [crying]
What are you saying?
[ominous music]
[board hitting] [Lucas groans]
[Addie cries]
-Yeah... look at that.
Yes.
It's my loose end.
[ominous music]
[gun clicking]
-Reese, please stop.
Stop, Reese, this will never
will bring back Allison.
-Keep his name
out of your lips
- Please, Reese, this
will never fill that void.
You will never have peace.
[Reese laughs]
What a cliché, I don't
You know, mm-mm.
You are right. No, you have
reason. It will never bring me peace.
That's why
neither of us
will get out of here alive tonight.
Not even--
[golf club swing]
[Reese groans]
[ominous music]
-You advance or you die. Yeah?
[hit]
-Cindy.
Cindy, no!
[music
sinister]
[Lucas groans]
[Addie crying]
-I'll get you out of here.
Come on.
I got you.
I got you, I'm going to get you out, okay?
-Well.
-It's over.
It's over.
[shots ring out]
[Lucas moans]
[Addie crying]
[Reese groans]
-Damn.
[grunts]
Oh my god.
Sorry for the mess.
It was much more
softly in my head.
-Coward. you couldn't
endure Allison's death.
So you did that
everyone else will pay.
-Yes exactly.
-Ah.
[gun click]
[Reese groans]
[Addie screams]
[Addie gasps]
Besides, he thought
everything kills.
Everything.
-Yes.
-Somehow.
[Addie moans]
[picture frame hitting]
[Reese groans]
-That's not what he meant
say Ernest Hemingway.
[creepy music]
[Addie growls]
[Reese chokes]
[dramatic music]
-Shit.
Man in a blue suit.
[Addie gasps]
[Addie cries]
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]