Half Light Page #5

Synopsis: After the tragic drowning of her 5 year old son, best selling thriller novelist Rachel Carlson moves to a remote cottage on the Scottish coast. But Rachel's demons have followed her as loneliness and paranoia leave her not knowing what's real and what's imagination in the fight to save her life.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
Director(s): Craig Rosenberg
Production: First Look Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
25%
R
Year:
2006
110 min
473 Views


herself at the last moment...

she throws the key

out of reach.

- Throws the anchor overboard.

- Wait!

- What?

- There's someone out there.

BRIAN:
Did you see Patrick

get on the train?

SHARON:
No.

It's gotta be him.

What's he doing?

I don't know.

We've gone too far

to stop now.

Brian, she's awake.

Don't look.

Don't look.

It's over.

We've gotta see about Patrick.

THOMAS:
Don't forget

look behind you.

He's not here.

This place gives me the creeps.

What if Patrick was

telling the truth?

What if he wasn't

on the balcony?

Remember all those sailors

who said they saw Angus's

ghost on the island.

Yeah, drunk Scot sailors...

very reliable.

He's not here.

Let's go.

Start tying yourself up!

This isn't one of

your stories, Rachel.

There's not gonna be

a happy ending.

Patrick.

(Distorted)

No, not Patrick.

(Groaning)

No!

It's better this way,

you know?

Thank you.

We'll keep people

off the island.

Maybe then Angus

can rest in peace.

You ready?

Do you know what

Thomas would've wanted?

Let go of his death.

Remember his life.

(Orchestral music playing)

(Orchestral music playing)

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