Hateship Loveship Page #4

Synopsis: Johanna Parry, a quiet caregiver, starts a new job working for an elderly Mr. McCauley and his teenage granddaughter Sabitha. A cruel trick by Sabitha lands Johanna in an awkward one-way relationship with Ken, Sabitha's estranged father but her newfound ambition and desire gives her courage to transform her awkward doom into real contentment.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Liza Johnson
Production: IFC Films
 
IMDB:
6.2
Metacritic:
59
Rotten Tomatoes:
51%
R
Year:
2013
104 min
Website
172 Views


you can wrap it up.

You can wrap it up. Wonderful.

Wonderful.

It's probably what I'm gonna

it's probably what I'm gonna

be married in.

You know what why I got you

a red car?

A red car?

Because red cars get the most

because red cars get the most

tickets.

Tickets.

So, if you get any tickets, you

so, if you get any tickets, you

have to pay for it yourself.

Have to pay for it yourself.

I won't be getting any

I won't be getting any tickets.

Tickets. Hi, johanna.

Hi, johanna. Oh, hi.

Oh, hi.

I'll start dinner right away.

I'll start dinner right away.

I got this for my dad for

I got this for my dad for

Christmas.

Christmas. Oh, that's nice.

Oh, that's nice.

I got this one for Edith.

I got this one for Edith.

She really wanted one.

She really wanted one.

Are you wearing makeup?

Are you wearing makeup?

Oh, you look nice, johanna.

Oh, you look nice, johanna.

Oh, it's just...

Oh, it's just... No. Here.

No. Here. Here. Try this.

It's more natural. Thank you.

Thank you. Edith.

Edith. I got this for you.

I got this for you. Thanks.

Thanks.

I talked to Jessica and

I talked to Jessica and

Melissa.

Melissa.

Neither one of them said

neither one of them said

anything about why you didn't go

anything about why you didn't go

on the trip.

On the trip.

They're not like that.

They're not like that.

Julie and Marie didn't go 'cause

Julie and Marie didn't go 'cause

their parents couldn't pay.

Their parents couldn't pay.

Are you gonna talk about this

are you gonna talk about this

all day?

All day? I won't. Sorry.

I won't. Sorry.

Stop bragging about your car.

Stop bragging about your car.

It's kind of nauseating.

It's kind of nauseating.

I wasn't bragging.

I wasn't bragging.

Justin asked me about it, and I

Justin asked me about it, and I

answered.

Answered.

What about the pictures on

what about the pictures on

Facebook?

Facebook? That's bragging.

That's bragging.

If you got a car, you'd be

if you got a car, you'd be

doing the same thing.

So, there's a table, six

chairs, a bed, dresser, sofa,

chairs, a bed, dresser, sofa,

coffee table, end tables,

coffee table, end tables,

side...

side... yeah, I'm... I'm sorry.

Yeah, I'm... I'm sorry.

I can't write that fast.

I can't write that fast.

I can't...

I can't...

there's no kitchen stuff.

There's no kitchen stuff.

Um, it's just, um, one bedroom.

Um, it's just, um, one bedroom.

It's only going to Chicago.

It's only going to Chicago.

All right, uh...

All right, uh...

Well, if this is it, you're

well, if this is it, you're

probably looking at...

Probably looking at...

$2,300, $2,500.

$2,300, $2,500.

Seems like a lot.

Seems like a lot.

When's the last time you had

when's the last time you had

a bunch of furniture moved?

A bunch of furniture moved?

You have somebody in Chicago

you have somebody in Chicago

who's gonna be looking out for

who's gonna be looking out for

it when it gets there?

It when it gets there? Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, we'll have my guys here

okay, we'll have my guys here

first thing Monday morning.

First thing Monday morning.

After 9:
00.

After 9:
00.

They can't be here before 9:00.

They can't be here before 9:00.

After 9:
30, actually. 9:30.

After 9:
30, actually. 9:30.

Okay.

Okay.

Oh, you know, we'll send you

oh, you know, we'll send you

a bill for this.

A bill for this.

I'd rather pay now.

I'd rather pay now. $2,300?

$2,300?

That's fine. That's good.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Oh, you're awake.

What are you doing here?

Didn't you get my e-mail?

Didn't you get my e-mail?

I-I don't have e-mail.

I-I don't have e-mail.

I sent you e-mails.

I-I don't even have a computer.

Just so you know, I've been

sick.

Sick.

That's why this place isn't so

that's why this place isn't so

clean.

Clean. This stove hasn't been

this stove hasn't been

cleaned in years.

Cleaned in years.

Hey!

Th-there are no buses this time

of night.

Of night.

You should just come back

you should just come back

inside.

You're gonna freeze out here.

You know, we can just make up

you know, we can just make up

the couch and sort this out

the couch and sort this out

tomorrow, okay?

How are you feeling?

Ugh.

Ugh. Uh... I can't really tell.

Uh... I can't really tell.

A little better maybe.

A little better maybe.

You're swallowing your phlegm.

Don't do that.

Don't do that.

It's not good for you.

It's not good for you.

Spit it out.

Spit it out.

You'll get in trouble with your

you'll get in trouble with your

kidneys by swallowing it.

You didn't find the coffee,

you didn't find the coffee,

did you?

Did you?

Little red wagon carrying

little red wagon carrying

the day

The day

What are you doing?

Cleaning the floor.

Cleaning the floor.

It could use some wax after.

You're never gonna feel better

if you keep smoking like that.

If you keep smoking like that.

Um...

Um...

You know, anyone could have

you know, anyone could have

written to you.

Written to you.

Probably those two...

probably those two...

teenager girls are pretty nasty.

Teenager girls are pretty nasty.

You really don't have to scrub

you really don't have to scrub

the floor.

The floor.

Just trying to keep busy.

When do you have to be back

at bill's?

At bill's?

I wasn't planning on going

I wasn't planning on going

back.

Back. One telltale sign

One telltale sign

you really don't have a

you really don't have a

computer?

Computer?

No, I-I want to get one.

You okay?

Look, I-I don't know what

look, I-I don't know what

happened.

Happened.

I mean, I did put a note for you

I mean, I did put a note for you

in with the letter I sent to

in with the letter I sent to

sabitha, but I didn't send

sabitha, but I didn't send

anything else.

Anything else. I'm sorry.

...thing to do was leave

you, but I shoulda left then

You, but I shoulda left then

now I'm too old to leave you,

now I'm too old to leave you,

but I still get sore

But I still get sore

when you come home a-feelin'

when you come home a-feelin'

for the knob on the door

For the knob on the door

I can't...

I can't...

help but love you till the

help but love you till the

day that I die

Day that I die

singing, why, baby, why,

singing, why, baby, why,

baby

Baby why, baby, why?

Why, baby, why?

Well, I got...

Well, I got...

a crow I wanna pick with

a crow I wanna pick with

you

You

just like last time when the

just like last time when the

feathers flew

Feathers flew

you're runnin' wild,

you're runnin' wild,

a-kickin' up your heels

A-kickin' up your heels hi.

Hi. A-leavin' me home with a

a-leavin' me home with a

handful of bills

Handful of bills hi.

Hi. I'm Chloe.

I'm Chloe.

And you know it's true

And you know it's true

who are you?

Who are you? I'm johanna parry.

I'm johanna parry.

Ken's friend.

Ken's friend.

Ken's friend from... Where?

Ken's friend from... Where?

From Iowa.

From Iowa.

I was taking care of his

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