Dard Divorce Page #4

Synopsis: Natalie Stein, a successful lawyer, emigrated with her parents from Germany to the USA at a very young age. The last things that stand between her and a happy life with her daughter and son, are the divorce settlement with her lowlife husband Tim and a nasty drinking habit. But a lot more is about to happen that she didn't bargain for when her dog goes missing and her mortally wounded husband appears on the doorstep, informing her that the children have been kidnapped. By the time the police arrives at her house, Tim's body has mysteriously vanished. When not much later one million dollars, a bag of cocaine and some gangsters enter the game, Natalie finds herself in less than no time tied to a chair in her own kitchen. Let the torture begin...
 
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3.8
Year:
2007
87 min
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off at a center for the disabled.

Right, you know the question.

- I'll tell you everything, OK.

- That would please me.

You have to believe me, I don't know

more then I'm telling you.

It started on Friday.

Tim came to pick up the children.

We are in the process of divorce and I don't

want Tim seeing the children anymore.

Yes, yes, I know all this please continue.

That evening there must have been

someone in the yard.

There was my dog, Bonny.

She barked and ran outside.

I was in the kitchen. Normally she doesn't bark.

Anyway, shortly thereafter,

I heard something...

Bonny was gone.

I kept calling her but she didn't come.

I was scared and ran upstairs to call the police.

When I got to the top of the stairs...

there was a letter with the word DARD

written in blood.

The police came but didn't find any

clues other then a piece of paper.

They found out that DARD is Persian

and it means pain.

In your case it looks like that fits.

I was worried about the children so I called Tim.

We were going to met later in Chinatown.

But they didn't show up.

Later on he appeared covered in blood and died.

Just before he died he said he had screwed up.

And that they had the children...

and something like the dog's buried there.

You see Nathalie I have a problem with all this.

Walter died a terrible death.

They found his body this morning in a quarry.

Your husband supposdly died.

Theres no body and your...

... the only one that saw him

You mean to tell me that your children have

the money, the coke and your husbands car?

You don't believe that yourself, do you?

I'm very disappointed in you Natalie.

I made you a great offer. Lots of money.

Your life and the lives of your children.

I met your lover. Yes.

First I thought he may have my money.

He did have some cocaine and 5000 dollars.

But that was it.

Do you remember looking into his beautiful eyes.

Are you scared sweetie?

But it fits just fine.

-- Peak-a-boo.

-- What do you want?

Do you like me like this?

Wheres my money?

Wheres my money?

I want it!

Wheres my money?

Wheres my money?

Heres a little coke for your pain.

We'll have to do this again sometime.

Well, Natalie you had your chance.

Please, please don't do this.

This is your first chance Natalie.

You won't feel a thing.

--Hello.

--You really made it far lady.

--Thanks who are you and what do you want?

--Oh, I think you know that.

Why don't you tell you just tell me.

I have nothing planned for the next few days.

You have become a bit cynical now haven't you.

Its because I can't take it anymore.

Why don't you just come in and shot me.

It'll save time from this silly conversation

that leads to no where.

--Come on in the doors open.

--Oh please, don't be so dismal.

I have a little present for you.

Maybe you'd like to see.

--Then come to the kitchen window.

--I don't believe in presents.

Presents are a disapointment

You always want something beautiful

and come away with crap.

I have two presents from your husband

and I think you would apperciate seeing these.

Ones named Elisabeth.

I'll make you a very sensible suggestion.

You know what I want and you know what I want.

As a sign of good faith I'll send in

your daughter.

--Right. --If everything goes as

planned you'll have your little boy as well.

Oh god mom, what did they do to you?

I'm Ok.

Good, first I want you both to stand in front

of the window. -- OK.

Look at your daughters forehead.

I'm an excellent shot. One false move

and your daughter is dead.

And if for some reason I miss then your son will be dead.

Don't move an inch. If one of you moves

then one of you dies.

You shall not speak to each other.

If one of you do this without my

approval someone dies.

- Understand..

- I understand..

-- I want the money and the cocaine.

-- I know your not the first one.

I also know you said your husbands died

which no one believes.

I know no one believes me, but Tim is dead

I saw him die.

He gave me some clues.

just before he died.

and I'm sure that I'm close to solving it.

I just need some time.

Well, you better make it quick, cause my

time is precious and I'm growing impatient.

The lives of my children are 100 hundred

thousand times more precious.

then either your coke or your money.

I'll do everything I can to give

you your coke and money.

So I can have my children back.

-- I have to speak to my son.

-- Well thats not going to happen.

Believe me may know something that will help

me to find your sh*t.

I'm warning you Miss Stein, if theres anything

fishy thats the end of your kids.

Please you must believe me, please.

-- Hi sweety how are you?

-- I'm OK.

Honey how does that song go that your Dad use

to sing at bedtime.

I don't want to sing it now.

-- Oh please baby for me...its very important.

OK.

deep in the cornfield, beneath the dark stars...

I can't remember now...

Thats fine honey, give the phone back to the man now.

-- Well.

-- I'm very close. Can I speak to my daughter.

If I may play the skeptic,

I've had just about enough.

Do you really think that they know where it is?

Now if I may play the skeptic...

Baby! Get up...

Get up please, we have to get out of here.

Get up please Baby, get up.

Get up, Baby!

Get up...

Is it not enough you've lost your daughter already?

You want to lose your son as well.

This house ain't very big, and its only a matter

of time before I find you,

and I will find you.

Now stop playing f***ing games and

give me whats rightfully mine.

Tim your dead...

Come on lets show her the answer to the riddle.

Riddle?

You were always one to figure out riddles.

Its about time I solved one.

-- Dad said nasty men poisoned Bonny.

-- Bonny?

I think it time you went back to the car Jeremy.

-- I don't understand whats wrong with Mommy.

-- Don't you want to get a new dog?

You see, Mom's not doing so well right now.

And I have to take care of her.

OK.

Piece of sh*t.

-- Don't get sentimental.

-- Why did we have to go through all of this?

I'm sorry but I didn't want that. The

situation continued to escalate.

And under the circumstances I had to wait until

they took care of each other.

I really didn't think you'd last this long.

But you know what they say,

He who laughs last laughs best.

They were going to kill me. Could

you at least tell me how it all came to this.

Since we seperated, I mean, you know yourself.

I wasn't doing so well.

One day when you decided I couldn't see the children, you called the police.

Coincidently a certain Detective

Carry was talking to me on the phone.

This is Detective Carry...

He's the head of his department and

one of the most corrupt cops you could imagine.

It seems we had some of the same problems.

And he's a full blooded woman hater.

Carry did lots of business with organized crime.

Drug dealers and pimps.

I got a crap job at Moha's, but, it was a job.

One night after work I went for a drink with Carry.

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Olaf Ittenbach

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