After Midnight
- Year:
- 2014
- 86 min
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Gentlemen, let's give it up for the Candy
Cat Club's featured dancer - Duffy.
You're beautiful.
Thanks, baby.
Be polite all you want, kid.
get you is the poor house.
Sorry.
Next up on our stage, please
welcome the seductive Sasha.
All right. One for the money
two for the show.
You have no clue what I'm
about.
All you know about me is what
you see on the stage, okay?
And don't you ever think you
can put your hands on me again.
Stripper drama.
Hey! Slow down, honey. Okay?
Not now, Rikki, okay? Just
leave me alone.
Okay. Well, listen, enough of
the attitude.
All right. I am only trying to
help you, Duffy.
Well, if you really want to
help me
awhile
because I'm a little freaked
out right now
and I don't want to talk about
it.
So what the hell's up with you?
Just let her be, Tina.
Because she's queen bee I'm supposed
to just mind my own business.
What a concept.
I will mess you up.
Come on, Tina.
You don't want the cops coming
down here again like before.
Okay. One more incident like
that and you're through.
She thinks she's some kind of
big shot.
Always draining every guy's wallet
before anybody else gets a shot at them.
She even took my best customer.
There ain't a dollar bill left
out there.
Do you want to talk about it?
Talk about what?
Well, all that screaming I
heard a couple of minutes ago.
No, I don't.
Okay, well... I'm here if you
need me.
I know, Zoe. I get it, okay.
Whatever.
there.
Weather man says it's going to be raining
cats and dogs until tomorrow afternoon.
Gary's always wrong. He's not
even a meteorologist.
That's why I watch Channel
Eight weather.
Is the copy in the prompter?
Done. Only breaking story right
now.
Murder in Tinseltown.
Well, what got dropped?
plays the piano.
I liked that one.
Turns out he was faking. Ten
seconds, everybody. Here we go.
Five, four...
Good evening, I'm Constance Turner and this
is a Channel Six overnight news break.
Police are searching for clues
tonight
in the shooting death of a young
dancer outside a downtown strip club.
execution style in the club's
back parking lot just after
midnight.
Police released these photos of
the shooting victim.
Twenty-six year old, Ann Turner, who worked
as a dancer at the Candy Cat... police..
What's going on with her?
... are hoping that anybody...
I don't know.
...any...
police hope that anybody who has
seen anything will contact them
and... and we will be back
right after the break...
Spring is just around
the corner...
Constance, it's Doctor Hubbard.
I just saw what happened.
If you want to talk about it I'm here.
Hey, you okay?
Yeah. I just lost my place. And
I... I... just that...
I'll be fine. Let's... just let
me finish it.
You sure?
Yes. We're almost back.
Okay.
And it looks like the rain will
continue through tomorrow afternoon
so if you have any weekend travel plans,
make sure you give yourself extra time.
Okay. Good. Morning crew's going to
be here soon. You did a good job.
Thanks.
Did you know her?
She was my sister.
Wow.
You know, she was the wild
child of the family, you know.
She was willful and headstrong.
She was always just so
determined to do her own thing
no matter what it did to my
parents.
Look, I feel like I'm prying
here now.
No. It's all right. Look, I am sorry.
I should have told someone.
I understand. I mean this has to
be incredibly difficult for you.
I... I... I should have reached
out to her more.
I should have been a better sister
and she did not deserve this.
Look, tell you what. This has
been a big shock for you.
Why don't I give you a ride home
and we can talk about it, okay?
Come on. Come on. Come on.
Thanks, John.
You're welcome. Watch your step.
So, maybe I should contact the
police. Tell them who I am.
No. Police can wait until
you've rested.
There's nothing you're going to say
now that's going to make a difference.
Maybe you're right.
I am right. Besides the world's
going to know soon enough.
And I just... I just wish it
didn't have to be you.
You're going to get through it,
okay?
And people will stop caring as soon as the
next big story comes along. Guaranteed.
Well, isn't that the problem, John?
That people always just stop caring.
That's the way it is, Constance.
And sometimes that's the way it should be.
I'm going home. I can drive
myself.
Hey? You going to be okay? I
can follow you.
I'll be fine. And if I'm not,
maybe that's the way it should be.
Look at that. Rain's all cleared up.
Told you that Doppler stuff was overrated.
A couple of sausage. Here we go.
And voil. Your breakfast, mademoiselle.
I appreciate you coming by but
you didn't have to.
Says you. I talked to Rebecca
and I told her what happened.
She said you could take some
time off if you need to.
I... I don't know how to say
this, John,
own decisions.
I don't need anybody acting on
my behalf.
I know it was well intentioned, but I
stand on my own two feet. I always have.
Okay. I... thought I was
helping. So I'm sorry.
I know.
Just, now, I am going to be linked to
Annie's story and I have to face that fact.
You know everything's going to change and
if I hide it's just going to make it worse.
Maybe. For awhile. I do have
some sleeping pills
need it.
No. No, thank you. I... I
just... I don't take anything.
I didn't say you did.
Why are you trying to help me?
Because you're my friend and
Fair enough.
So, I got some errands I got to do.
So I will see you at work tonight, I guess?
Of course.
Okay. Take care.
Doctor Hubbard? Yeah, can I
come by?
I saw your broadcast last night.
You're not the only one. I guess I'm just
kind of walking in my sleep right now.
Did you take anything?
No. No. I wouldn't. You're my sponsor.
I know. But I'm also your friend.
And you're right, you should have called me.
I'm sorry.
So what do the police know?
I got a call this morning from
some detective
but they don't sound that interested
in the death of a stripper.
I'm sure that's not the case.
I didn't tell anyone. You know,
that I had a... a sister.
Even John was surprised.
John, your producer.
Yeah. My producer and well,
he'd like it to be something more.
Um... how do I put this?
I... I don't want you to get
involved with a man right now.
Look, you've come so far in
reconciling your family issues
and I would hate for you to lose
sight of what's really important.
Your sister was a big reason
for all of this.
But she's dead.
Death is not the end.
For Ann to truly get out of your life,
you have to be willing to let her go.
You're so Zen. That's why I
like you.
Look, I'm just a counselor.
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