Cardinal Matter
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
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Got a couple more of your
favorites for you, tonight.
Up next, a classic
-Sh*t.
"Kill your beamer."
Coming up in just a minute.
prince album.
Come on.
Son of a b*tch.
Mr. Ryan.
Yeah.
Cale Fleischer.
How do you do?
I got these guys on videotape...
I only use hard copies.
Okay.
I got a folder.
Hold on.
They're local guys.
They have records.
My supplies.
Yeah.
This is it?
That'll be enough.
Will it now?
Look.
This is what you get.
All right?
Just do your damn job.
Yes, sir.
You're not gonna
believe this ass...
What the f***...
God... god damn it!
CARDINAL MATTER:
Hunter.
Hunter?
I'm not here to sit anymore.
So, what?
You're just gonna run off
like you always do?
You're just gonna
leave him in jail?
It's not my problem.
He's your boyfriend.
You go get him.
It's because of you
that he bailed.
I'm not gonna get
locked up with him.
You'd like that,
wouldn't you?
Please man up
and deal with it, a**hole!
-You okay.
-Who the f*** are you?
I'm Austin.
Who the f*** are you?
I forgot you were coming.
- That's Hunter's cousin.
- Great.
He can go get him then.
Where's Hunter?
-He got himself arrested.
-You got him arrested.
What'd he get
locked up for?
A possession with
intent to distribute.
-It's just weed.
-That does not matter.
You guys were dealing.
You go get him.
Dipshit should've run faster.
My...
You know what?
I'll get him.
Great.
Thanks, bro.
Yeah.
Where's the police station at?
Sheriff's station.
It's right on the street
-in the middle of town.
-And what about bail?
I'm running a
This is the last of it.
Tell him that.
Okay.
-You must be Mary.
-Yeah.
So, I'll be gone
whenever you get back.
So, welcome to town.
What can I do for you, sir?
I'm here to bail
out Hunter Blum.
What relates you to Mr. Blum?
I'm just here to bail him out.
That don't answer my question.
He's my cousin.
Got a bond?
Cash.
I.D., please.
Austin Blum.
License is expired.
Is that a problem?
Only if you want to collect
your cousin.
Go on and get Hunter.
You want me to check
with the sheriff first...
Won't be necessary.
Thank you for your service.
So, what brings you to town?
I'm just looking
for a job.
Word is the agriculture plant
is closing.
Be mindful of the folks
you associate with.
Understand?
Hey, cuz.
Hey, man.
Sh*t.
Where're you goin'?
You know where.
-Just come inside.
-I got nothin' to say.
Look, I'm sorry
'bout gettin' arrested.
-All right...
-it isn't just about that.
Look, you draw too much
attention to yourself.
That stuff it doesn't
just go missing.
Someone is gonna be
looking for it.
I got it under control.
Just please,
just don't come looking
for me this time.
Please.
Sorry about that.
-You okay?
-Yeah.
Guess I ain't that easy
to live with.
You know...
Don't ask me why, man,
but she loves me, you know?
Yeah, she does this.
I piss her off
and she goes camping up
by diamond Ridge.
I'll go
find her tomorrow.
Sounded to me
like she,
wanted to be left alone.
Nah, she'll cool off.
Always does.
Then we do a lot
of makin' up.
So, you'll get the place
to yourself for a day.
We're lookin'
kinda dry, though.
You want to...
You wanna hit the bar?
You know what I really need
is a job.
-Yeah? What kinda job?
-Yeah.
Ranch. Garage.
Thing is I need it
to pay cash.
What kinda work you do
over in Iraq?
Afghanistan.
Mostly convoy.
Guard duty.
You shoot anybody?
You okay with that?
Come on, let's
let's go talk to dusty.
-Dusty?
-Yeah, my business partner.
-Yeah, we met.
-Awesome.
I think
we can hook you up.
Great.
Let's go meet dusty.
Dusty, you home?
What?
What're you doing?
Shut up!
Holy sh*t.
-Holy sh*t, dusty...
-don't touch him.
Don't f***in'
touch anything.
We walked in on somethin'.
You f***in' think?
We gotta call the police.
Sh*t. Sh*t.
-Holy sh*t!
-What?
-The case isn't here.
-What case?
F***!
We cannot be here.
Come on.
Holy sh*t.
-I'd have to say cheesecake.
-Cheesecake?
I don't know if I know
how to make that.
-I'm gonna learn.
-Afternoon everyone.
Afternoon, Rich.
Ms. Walker here
brought us a pie.
What's the occasion?
Carroll
agricultural technology
has officially
closed shop in town.
I'll be sticking around
to tie up loose ends,
but at the end of the week
they're transferring me
to the public relations
department at the home office.
Congratulations.
Gonna be sorry
to see you go.
Well,
I'm gonna miss you guys.
This town.
Everything.
Something wrong, Rich?
Just lookin' forward to things
getting back to normal.
Since you people
been in town,
we've had more fights,
drugs, and what have you...
Than any year
in the past.
We all know the numbers, Rich.
Well, I'm sorry
if you've had a little more
on your plate,
-needed jobs.
-Weren't the people
around here
getting the jobs?
Why don't you go ahead
and punch out?
You've had a long day.
-Start explaining.
-I don't...
That was a hit.
You saw it.
Someone broke in.
-Someone broke in to...
-noose lying there.
Wire wrapped
around his neck.
That's supposed to look like
suicide, Hunter.
My god.
Tell me about that case
you were looking for.
Breathe.
Breathe.
This is why
dusty got killed.
It took us a while
to figure out the combination.
What, you knock off
a hospital or somethin'?
Hell no!
You know that company
that got in town?
Karen or whatever?
It's like alternative energy
or something.
Me and dusty hear
they got these trailers
full of chemicals.
Chemicals?
We were lookin' to cook.
Meth?
That's pretty smart.
And you were gonna get me
involved in that sh*t?
Look, you said
you needed the work.
As long as it pays,
right?
and all.
-What is it?
-Man, I have no idea.
Well.
Where exactly
did you find it?
So, we hear
they got these trailers
full of chemicals, right?
We go and take us a look.
Who else
knows about this?
Sh*t.
-Who else?
-No one.
Look!
I swear.
Okay, we didn't know
what to do with it.
So, you're tellin' me
you have no idea
what this sh*t is.
No. Man, it's... it's like
from outer-f***ing-space.
-You tried it?
-Dusty did.
Look, we were buzzed
off the heist and he just...
He just gave it a go.
Look, I don't need this sh*t,
man, I don't.
Just watch this.
What...
Hunter?
Hunter?
What're you doin'?
What're you... no!
You got another line?
Not gonna get
much of a chance to do this
after I leave.
This thing's
always been broken.
It's not broke.
You just don't know
how to use it.
When I first
got to town i...
I don't know, I thought
I'd be out here more often.
God, I'm gonna miss
this place.
Then why are you leavin'?
This isn't my world.
I can't stay here forever.
Besides, I'm in my 30s.
I'm ready
for the big leagues.
Isn't 40 like the new 20
or something?
Just...
Take care of yourself.
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