Breakdown Lane
- Year:
- 2017
- 76 min
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- We have brought upon us
our own destruction, my beloved.
It was without form and void.
Unto the heavens and
they had no light.
I looked and behold,
there was no man.
I looked and behold, the
fruitful land was a desert.
And its cities were laid
Before his fierce anger
for thus, said the lord,
"the whole land
shall be desolation."
Jeremiah, chapter 4:23-27.
It is said by the unwise,
by the unbelievers
in the visage of a reaper
harvesting his crops
with a great scythe.
But we've been
taught differently.
For the trumpet will sound
and the dead will be
raised imperishable.
And this mortal body
must put on immortality.
Behold.
- Hey there.
- Just this stuff and...
Let's make it...
$12.92 in gas.
- By an epidemic,
an epidemic of sin.
We have brought upon us our
own destruction, my beloved.
I am the resurrection
and the life,
whoever believes in me
though he die yet
shall he live.
- I love him.
- How can you love
somebody you've never met?
- Don't over-pump.
- You have a nice day too.
- And honey, be careful,
there are crazies out there.
- Hey!
Hey!
Hey you, please!
Please you have to help me!
You have to help me,
no, no, no, come on.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- Can you please help him?
- He's not contagious is he?
- Hey hey hey hey hey hey.
Okay wait, your name
is Richard Hanna.
We've been married 10 years,
come on, remember?
Stay with me, stay with me.
- What's your name, sweetie?
- Um, Dee, I'm Dee.
He's dying, isn't he?
- I don't know, Dee,
maybe we should take him
to the hospital.
- No, emergency room was
overflowing, people everywhere.
He wanted to try somewhere else
and um, I shouldn't
have listened to him.
I think running made it worse.
- Mommy, what's a Sisyphus?
- Dee, let me call
an ambulance, okay?
I'm sorry, I don't
know what else to do.
- That was a nice thing
you did for that lady.
Your detritus.
- Hi.
- Hey Kirbs.
- What's up?
Just checkin' in with you.
- Hey did you know the family from the
hills have eyes opened a gas station?
- On your way?
- You betcha.
- Maybe sometime
you'll let me come
to your place.
- Let's uh, not have
this conversation
for the millionth time.
- I could meet your friends.
- They're all jerks.
- Could cook you my pizza rolls.
- Real pizza, my treat.
- You don't
sleep well in my bed.
- I'm not going there to sleep.
- You just winked
to the phone, didn't you?
- Maybe.
- Fine,
you just got me wondering
if you've got heads
in your freezer.
- Uh huh.
Wait, I'm coming
up on another one.
There's an outback.
- A rendezvous
just rolled past my place.
- Oh my god.
Oh wait, here's another one.
It's a breeze.
Hello?
Hello?
Damn it.
Sh*t.
God damnit.
- License and registration.
No bullshit please.
Having ourselves a
little road trip are we?
- Skills like that you'll
make detective in no time.
Hey, I have the
same phone as you.
- Miss Lane.
- Don't sneak up
on me like that!
- Do you know why I
pulled you over today?
- To protect everybody
else on the road?
- Everyone's a comedian, huh?
I wrote you up for speeding
and dangerous operation.
That's a $500 fine.
- But there's nobody else
to endanger, come on!
- Listen, I'm too tired
to argue with you,
so um, how 'bout this?
I will agree to tear
up your citation
if you agree to take
a nap for 60 minutes
for the rest of your trip.
- Really?
- 60 minutes, I want your word.
- Sold.
- I'll radio in that I let
you off with a warning.
- Please, please,
please, please, please.
- Thank you for
calling Northstar,
this is Max, am I
speaking to Kirby Lane?
- Yes.
- How can I help
you tonight, miss Lane?
- This piece of
sh*t car won't go.
- Okay, miss Lane,
I understand this is a
taxing situation.
- I go out and I get all this
turbo this, road side that,
and then when I need the car,
- Now miss Lane,
I'm sure it's not dead.
- It has big Xs where the
headlights used to be.
- Okay, well, let's
see what we have here.
Okay, have you been doing
routine maintenance?
Tire pressure, changing the oil?
- Yes?
- Uh huh, I see.
Are you hurt or in any danger?
wolverines earlier.
- Well, according
to our records, miss Lane,
next best thing to a tank.
You should be fine.
But uh, looks like your
transmission's fried.
- I'm stuck in neutral.
- All right, I'll put
a call in for a tow truck,
but based on your location,
it's gonna be a few hours.
- Hours?
Maybe I should just walk.
- Don't be a hero, miss Lane.
Just sit tight, okay,
help is on the way.
- Thanks tons.
- I'll check in
on you later, miss Lane.
Thank you for using Northstar.
- Thank you,
Mr. personality.
Call voice mail.
Calling voice mail.
You have no messages.
Jesus!
- Dammit.
Sh*t!
- Where the f*** are you?
- Car broke down and the
stupid tow truck is taking
the scenic route.
You wanna go to video?
- You bet I do.
- You look a little wobbly.
- Well I am feeling
a little frisky.
- I've had a long day, sweetie,
and my phone's about to die,
so...
- Sounds like somebody
needs to unwind a bit.
I can help you
with that you know.
I specialize in
getting you to unwind.
Besides, what else
are you gonna do
'til the tow truck gets there?
- I cannot wait to be with you.
- Thank you for calling north...
- where the f***
is my tow truck?
I've been waiting for hours.
- Miss Lane?
- Great, world champion
of customer service.
Lemme talk to someone else.
- I'm the only one here.
- Yeah, you mean you're
the only one there willing
to talk to me.
- No, I mean
I'm the only one here.
- Where's that damn tow, Max?
Well?
- I don't know
what's going on, miss Lane,
I put the order in last
night for a dispatcher and,
look, I just sent another one.
But I'm getting no response.
- Well, what am
I supposed to do,
hitch a ride on a camel?
- Can you flag down another car?
- I think I took the exit
to the "twilight zone."
- Miss Lane,
I've got some bad news.
- For a change?
- I'm gonna have to
call you back in a second.
Sit tight, okay?
- Fine.
I have no idea what I'm doing.
Hello?
Jesus, mister, are you sick?
Whoa man, don't come any closer!
Back off or else I'm gonna
brain you with this thing.
Jesus Christ!
I'm sorry!
Um, oh Jesus are you dead?
Listen, I'm sorry,
you wouldn't listen to me
and i...
God, I'm so sorry.
Jesus! F***!
- Why, what's happened?
- There's a man,
there's a crazy man.
- Okay Kirby, stay
calm, keep the doors locked
and the windows up, okay?
- Christ, there's another one!
Jesus, they're coming
out of everywhere.
- Look, I know this is
but you need to stay calm.
- Calm? Max...
I just buried my
wrench through the forehead
of this man, and he's
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