Anguish
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- 2015
- 91 min
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so dad's gonna bring pizza home.
Lucy?
Lucy!
Don't call me that.
What would you
like me to call you?
Lucinda.
It's more adult.
Okay.
So, Lucinda, huh?
Yeah.
You know,
it wasn't that long ago you'd have me
Climb into bed with you
when you had a nightmare.
whatever. I was four.
I, uh,
I need to ask you something.
What is it?
So, there's this camping trip
And everyone's going.
That's not a question.
Can I go?
Isn't it a little cold
to go camping?
We're staying in a cabin.
Are there gonna be any parents?
No.
No.
Morgan's going.
That's of very little comfort.
Please, mom?
Sorry, Lucy.
I just don't think it's a good idea.
This is not fair.
Yeah, and...
if your aunt had a mustache,
she'd be your uncle.
I f***ing hate it
when you say that.
You're not going.
And you talk to me like that again,
You're not going anywhere
for a very long time.
You have to trust
I'm just looking out for you.
Okay, Lucy?
- Lucinda...
- I'm walking home.
Luck, come on.
Lucy!
Lucy!
so, the wind blew for days
in so many ways
you were buried in clout
but now,
it's left you alone
you're drenched
to the bone
but you're safe now
somehow
the gales
had died
and your clothes
will dry
your questions
drifted away...
Tess?
Tess?
So...
What'd you think?
This is different.
you bring your skateboard?
- It's your skateboard.
- It's yours now.
Okay.
She shouldn't skate around here.
There aren't any sidewalks.
tell your mom not
to be such a fuddy duddy.
Don't be such a fuddy duddy.
is she shaking her head?
Yeah.
Have you been playing
A little bit.
The strings hurt my fingers.
The skin will get harder
the more you play,
Then you won't feel anything.
Okay.
We'll practice together
when I come home.
When will you come home?
Soon.
so I'm gonna
be coming home late from work.
just like the last job.
yeah.
I double-Checked
with the principal,
And she still thinks you should
'kay.
you'll get a fresh start.
you took your pill, right?
yes.
you have to
take your pill everyday,
- And you get that, right?
- I know.
come here, boy!
Hello.
Father Meyers.
Jessica.
This is Tess.
Short for Theresa.
Please don't call me that.
- Tess.
- Sorry.
I'll make
sure to say a prayer for...
thank you, father.
- Tess?
- Thank you.
hello.
Sarah?
It's...
haven't see you here in a while.
Is there anything
we can do for you?
No. Thank you.
Did you have a bad dream?
hey, this is Lucy's
phone. I'm not here right now.
Leave a message,
and I might get back to you.
what're you gonna do today?
Read.
Explore.
Hey.
Remember what Dr. Petty said?
Always make eye contact.
I stood alone
and watched you go
my crying voice
was out of range
and as I stood
with none beside me
I felt the seasons in me
change
and a part of me
has lost my mother
and a part of me
has lost a child
and part of me
will rise from my roots
at least not
for a little while
I think of you
when I walk this city
and I'll hold you more
than time to time
and even though
it's such a pity
can't make myself
anxiety, depression,
Disruptive behavior disorder,
Hallucinations.
She's been in and out
of hospitals...
On different medications
practically her whole life.
She was five.
She was sitting in a corner
All hunched up and...
and just knocking her head
against the wall...
Over and over.
And we were so young
when we had her.
At her age now, actually.
I've...
tried so hard.
I've made so many mistakes.
Abut then i... I think
She's good now.
It looks like
you've done well, Jessica.
She seems like a teenager.
Tess, come in for dinner.
All right.
You want this door open or closed?
It doesn't matter.
What're you doing?
Just looking.
it's freezing out here.
you and I together
you're the jewel
in my crown
you and I forever
what goes up
must come down
and you go north
till it's south
and you come back around
no matter if I tried
and if you ever ran
I'd retrieve you
to keep you satisfied
and you can't run,
and you can't hide
but I'll love you
till I die
What're you singing?
Nothing.
I just make it up as I go along.
Pierre asked if you were
coming on the camping trip.
I'd have to buy a new swimsuit
that hides my scar.
Oh, screw that.
Your scar's cool.
Peter says
it's like a badass tattoo.
So wait.
Does that mean your mom said yes?
Lucinda.
You haven't even asked her yet,
- Have you?
- No, not yet.
Sarah's cool.
She'll say yes.
- "Sarah's cool"?
- Cooler than my mom.
- Yeah.
Morgan, that's not hard -
Don't talk about my mom, b*tch.
Sarah gets it.
She's, like, worldly.
- "Worldly"?
- Yeah.
Worldly.
Come on.
Your grandparents are missionaries.
They didn't stick around long.
And all she ever did
was end of back here.
Well, tell her I'm going.
That'll make her happy.
Yeah.
Just ask her, you wuss.
Can I help you?
Alrighty, then.
I used to have a necklace
just like that once.
How come nobody
ever comes in here?
Excuse me.
Nobody ever comes in.
I like them.
I do, too.
I just wish
we weren't the only ones.
If your aunt had a mustache,
she'd be your uncle.
Come again.
It's just something my mom says.
"Understanding your dreams."
That's a good book.
I get nightmares.
So does my daughter.
She has me sleep with her
when she has 'em.
Do you need anything else?
No, thank you.
Tess?
Tess?
Did you take your pill today?
I know they don't
make you feel good,
for a reason.
You know?
you knew there were
gonna be side-Effects.
No... I know.
That's better than
the alternative, right?
I just wish
she would talk to me.
I mean, you have a better
connection with her
And you're 10,000 miles away.
That's not true.
You're being too hard
on yourself.
The way Tess is...
Who she is inside...
Quiet, smart, awful.
She's just like you.
you have a stomachache?
Let me get you some
antacid, okay?
Here. Tess.
Take two of these, okay?
You chew both of them?
it won't stop.
I won't stop it.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
I won't stop.
This'll all be over.
This'll all be over.
This'll all be over...
Go away!
Leave me alone!
Just go away!
Go away!
Go away!
Please stop!
Stop it!
Please!
Tess?
Tess.
Tess!
Tess!
Tess!
Tess!
Robert, she started
cutting herself.
they're not gonna let me leave,
not even for this.
Don't worry.
We'll get you more help.
Why didn't you tell me
you were in pain?
You always tell me.
Tess! Tess!
Help!
it'll be here just in time
just in time
just in time
just in time
help me.
Help me.
Please help me.
- Hello?
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