Enter Nowhere Page #4

Synopsis: Three strangers arrive one by one to a mysterious cabin in the middle of nowhere after enduring separate life-altering predicaments. Searching for a way out of the woods, frustrated, hungry and battling to stay warm they discover their mysterious connection and realize what they have to do in order to get out of the woods alive.
Director(s): Jack Heller
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.6
R
Year:
2011
90 min
Website
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Maybe we shouldn't

talk about the future.

Easy for you to say, Tom. You know

everything that's going to happen.

Do I? I sure as hell don't know

what this guy is capable of.

He's psychotic.

He's afraid.

Even worse.

Sh*t, he's coming.

It's been nice knowing you guys.

Get away from him, a**hole!

What are you gonna do?

What do you want, huh?

Tom!

Leave him alone!

Do you understand English, huh?

English!

Peaceful.

What are you, a Nazi?

Huh?

Please,

whatever you're thinking

about doing, don't! Please!

Halt!

Sh*t!

Jody, Sam!

Can you hear me?

- He's a f***ing Nazi.

- Shh shh shh.

I'm pregnant.

What are you doing here?

You're an American?

I don't...

What are you doing here?

Leave her alone.

Tell him I'm hungry.

She is hungry.

We are all hungry.

Really? Hungry?

Who are you?

Who are you?

Hey!

Where did you get this?

He wants to know

about your necklace.

It was my mother's.

It was her mother's.

Nein!

You have three seconds

to tell me where you got it.

One.

F*** f*** f*** f***.

Two!

Three!

I have the same necklace!

Where did you get this?

- It-it-it can't be.

- What?

It's my mother.

Tom, do you have a locket?

- A what?

- A locket, a locket like this one.

No, why?

I don't know what's going on,

but if you have a locket,

you need to tell him right now before

he does something terrible.

You all have the same locket?

Well, isn't that just beautiful?

Welcome to our nightmare.

You know if you put your gun down

for more than two seconds,

maybe we could figure

this whole thing out.

But I guess that's just not

in your vocabulary, is it?

I can't translate all that.

I don't give a f***

if he understands or not.

Well, what do you

want me to tell him?

Tell him I know

something he doesn't.

What do you know?

How to untie a slipknot.

So who's the woman in the picture?

My mother.

My grandmother.

My father's name

was Hans Neumann.

No f***ing way.

Well, then where do I fit in?

What is your birthday?

- I don't want to answer that question.

- Tell me the date.

November 11th, 1962.

That's when my baby is due.

Your last name is Cohen.

Your father is Adam Cohen, right?

It was his parents who raised you?

Yes.

So he dies in the war?

We're all related.

Don't try passing it off

like I'm your mother, Tom.

- Because that's bullshit.

- Believe it.

F*** that!

I ain't no mother.

You don't even have a locket.

I did have a locket.

I just never kept it.

No, you see now you're just

saying things just to say them.

See, I'm not pregnant

and I never even plan to be, ever.

Maybe not now,

but definitely this year.

No, I vowed never

to have children!

I want nothing to do

with them, ever.

Yeah, I noticed

when I was four days old

and I was put up for adoption.

It wasn't me, Tom.

It wasn't me.

I know it wasn't you.

It was the State of South Dakota.

What are you talking about?

My real mother was put to death

for murder and armed robbery.

She was robbing liquor stores

and gas stations all over the Midwest.

She shot a cashier. She also shot

and killed my father, Kevin Banks.

- No, you're lying.

- Am I?

Because I was born in South Dakota

Women's Prison on December 12, 1985,

eight months before

she was executed.

And the only thing she left me with

was a box of her junk,

including a tiny silver locket

that looked just like this.

So you tell me, Jody. You look me in

the eyes and you tell me if I'm lying.

You said

that your mother died in childbirth?

And Adam?

Your father?

He was killed in Vietnam.

I'm sorry.

What happened to you?

I went to go live with Adam's family

since you didn't have any.

They hated me and I have

the scars to prove it.

- Oh. Did he?

- Yeah, Adam's dad was a drinker.

And they weren't really

big fans of you either.

I know.

I hated them for that...

every day growing up without

even a picture of my mother.

So I always kept

the locket close

and I never did find out

what happened to her.

Your grandmother?

She married an American.

They were killed

in a car accident a few years ago.

I'm sorry.

You starting to get the idea

of what's going on around here?

You know, you could help us

figure this whole thing out.

What does this all mean?

The cabin, the bomb shelter,

all this sh*t?

Fine, suit yourself.

I need five minutes with him.

Five minutes.

It's been five minutes.

What are you doing?

It's okay.

I explained everything to him.

You can't untie him. He's nuts.

No, I won't have him tied up.

He doesn't think

we're related, okay?

- He thinks we're all crazy.

- He is my father!

Please.

Trust me.

I'm untying you because I believe

that you, Hans Neumann,

are my father,

and that I am your daughter.

I'm going to trust you,

and I can only hope

that you learn to trust us too.

What the f***?

You're just letting him get away.

I don't think he'll get very far.

My husband is in the army.

He's overseas.

I'm all alone.

There's something wrong

with my baby.

You should know that I dreamt it.

You dreamt what?

I dreamt I died in childbirth.

I was all alone because

Adam was overseas.

The ambulance didn't

make it in time.

I had a dream too.

What kind of dream?

About a priest

who wronged me.

I shot him,

then I shot myself.

I dreamt that

I was being executed

for murdering Kevin.

We all dreamt our death.

No,

we all dreamt our futures.

None of this has happened yet.

We can change it.

We can stop it.

That's gotta be

a reason why we're here.

Samantha, didn't you say your dad

was killed during an airstrike?

What were the circumstances

regarding his death?

Uh, he-he was killed

when he lost contact

with his unit.

He was supposed to be

locating rebels on the border.

- That's all I know.

- Okay, so where did your father die?

In Wielun.

This is the cabin

and this is the bomb shelter.

It's on the edge

of the bubble, right here.

If we're here,

then today's the day.

And we're all about to die.

Maybe we're all about to live.

What do you mean?

Hear me out.

For whatever reason,

we have a chance

to make sure he doesn't die.

If he lives, then your mother

will never remarry.

And if she never remarries,

maybe she's with you

while Adam's over in Vietnam.

She drives you to the hospital.

You don't die during childbirth.

That would mean

Jody grows up with a mother.

Maybe she doesn't

turn out so bad after all.

Maybe I grow up

with a real mother.

It's a stretch.

It's all I've got.

Yeah, it's also insane!

- Jody?

- What?

Your scar.

What about it?

It's gone.

We're changing things.

We have to make sure

Hans is in the bomb shelter

- when the airstrike happens.

- Yeah.

F*** it. I'm in.

Hans?

We're on your side.

Don't come any closer.

I don't want to hurt any of you.

Let me go,

so I can follow my orders.

He says he must follow his orders.

F*** the mission, Hans!

There's something bigger

happening out here.

They think...

they think he failed his mission.

They're going ahead

with the bombing.

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Shawn Christensen

Shawn Christensen is a musician, filmmaker, and artist. He is a graduate of Pratt Institute, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in illustration and graphic design. Christensen was the frontman of the indie rock band Stellastarr. In 2013, he won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film for his 2012 short film Curfew. more…

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