Drone Page #5
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2017
- 91 min
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Is it?
I'm so sorry that
you're involved in this.
Hey, Shane!
Come here!
Sit down!
Sit down!
Go. Answer it.
You get the door.
Go.
Shh.
It's going to be ok.
What's up with all the shouting?
Oh, parent-kid stuff.
Shane's being a pain in the ass.
What're you doing here?
Well, you hung up on me
so we were never able to finish
our conversation.
Oh. Listen, I uh...
It's just not a good time, Gary.
I'm sorry. Ok?
Oh, right.
Well, I'm just trying to figure
out what was so important
about that particular mission.
Forget about it.
Forget about it?
Ok. Ok.
Uh... how- how long we been
partners, now?
I don't know. Three years?
Yeah. Three years.
And I know when you're spooked.
And you're spooked, ok?
Look, when you called
about the security briefing
and the leak, i- I got
to thinking,
I just got a little freaked out
but it's all good now.
Yeah.
Gary, I swear, you're reading
way too much into this.
Am I?
-Yes, you are.
Am I?
-Yes.
Ok.
Who's that?
Oh, our neighbour.
He saw Shane bust up Ellen's
windshield with a baseball.
Yeah, I saw that.
Yeah, Shane was lying
about it, so...
Acting like a little sh*t, huh?
Yeah, dumb sh*t.
Ok.
You're ok then, huh?
Yeah.
Ok.
Ok.
Alright. Well, why don't we have
a little pow wow
before the meeting
in the morning.
Tomorrow.
Yeah, ok.
Oh, and uh, tell Shane
to fly straight
or I'm gonna kick his ass.
You hear that, Shane?
Yeah, he heard it.
Alright.
Yeah, you got it.
Have a good night.
You are a painfully good liar,
Neil.
we should discuss?
Dad, there's something that
i need to tell you.
Shane, you don't have
to do this!
You tell him nothing!
Don't tell him anything!
I was there, dad.
When granddad died.
He squeezed my hand and he
hadn't done that in months.
And then he looked at me
and he knew me.
And then... he stopped.
He stopped breathing.
I didn't feel like that was
what he wanted so I just-
I left him there for them
to find him.
I guess I didn't tell you
because I didn't want you
to feel guilty for not being
there.
You should have been there,
dad.
You should have been there.
That's a very good confession,
Shane.
But the guilty should
never be spared.
Visual ID confirmed.
Have you ever felt real guilt,
Neil?
When you look at those
people below
and you take their lives,
do you feel anything?
What do you want? Huh?
Do you want a confession?
Fine.
Me and the guy who just left,
we killed your family.
Satisfied?
Not at all.
Come on. You want revenge,
don't you?
You want revenge.
Come on, give me your best
f***ing shot.
Take it out on me!
But let them leave.
Who said anything
about revenge?
Well, why else would
you be here?
Haven't you listened to anything
I've said?
I'm listening. I'm listening.
Please tell us
how we can help you.
Tell us.
I've lost everything.
I'll never see my family again.
There's nothing left
for me here.
You're upset, you're not
thinking clearly.
This- no, you don't want this.
Please.
I am thinking clearly.
Please.
Please, please, please.
I'm thinking of how they were
taken from me.
I'll do anything you want.
But please let them leave.
I miss them so much.
I miss them so much.
Look.
Please, imir, let them go.
Just- just let them leave.
I'll do anything you want,
please.
Just let them leave.
Just let them go.
I'm sorry.
Now's the time, Neil.
No!
No target.
Shane!
No visual on detonator.
Hold positions.
Hey!
Get off me!
Now you... understand, Neil.
No.
You're not gonna die!
No!
No!
In the wake of
private drone contractor
Neil wiston has come forward
with more information
on the CIA test program
that blurs the line between
contractors and the military.
Ironically, as a private
contractor,
Mr. wiston may be
held responsible
for any civilian casualties
during these previously
autonomous combat missions.
Some folks may call wiston
a patriot
but I have no doubt he is
a traitor to this country
and will be charged
with these crimes.
Serious damage has been done to
programs of national security.
This is the danger of
whistleblowers like Neil wiston.
They make our nation
vulnerable.
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