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Synopsis: LIKE SUNDAY, LIKE RAIN tells the story of Reggie, a 12 year old rich prodigy who lives in a castle in New York, surrounded by wealth but living a lonely life as his parents are frequently absent. Eleanor is a young musician going through the pains of growing up, who is having problems with her boyfriend and was recently fired from her job. This is a beautiful story about discovery and acceptance.
Genre: Drama, Music
Director(s): Frank Whaley
Production: Monterey Media
  3 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Metacritic:
43
Rotten Tomatoes:
50%
R
Year:
2014
104 min
$27,623
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469 Views


I do not suggest this.

No. I think

a break will be good.

This is old-fashioned and obsolete.

Anyway,

I do not want to talk about it.

Where are you from?

Oneida, New York.

Town near Syracuse.

Of course, I have heard.

I researched in the newspapers about

the pre-war architecture.

which involved reading enough

on this particular area.

It was nice growing up there?

It was cool,

when I was little.

Maybe it's the way

as I remember.

Now they are all broken

and unemployed.

Everything is closing.

You have relatives? Mentioned

an older brother.

I have a younger sister.

What does she do?

It works in a bar.

Is your brother?

It is in the Army.

In Afghanistan.

And your parents?

Finish your ice cream

before it melts.

Put down your pens.

This will to

your final grade.

The calculus books are

be delivered on Friday.

Not after Friday.

Not the second; on Friday.

Hi. How was it?

I'm glad it's over.

I hate physics.

Damn physics!

How was the exam

of math?

- Great

- This guy...

how can

stay so calm?

I am not so

incompetent as you.

It's ok. Who wants

taking a juice?

We have to go.

His mother travels today.

Where does it go this time?

Take care of your life.

Hey, calm down.

I ask every time your

mother goes somewhere?

I'm sorry.

It's all right. I'm sorry,

I did not want to be rude.

We need to drive.

Her mother goes to the airport

in an hour.

More raisins, honey?

No, thanks.

Would I like a coffee.

A coffee? No chance.

Sorry for the delay.

The alarm clock did not ring.

Good morning lady.

We have to go to the

camp? What time?

Sit down and have a coffee.

Yes, the camp starts today

but he said he will not.

He has to go.

Why will not you go?

He said he will not.

Okay, let's,

we'll be late,

I do not know where to take you.

Where should I take him?

Relax, I will not.

It does not depend on you.

No? Who else?

His mother gave me

specific instructions.

He gave?

Yup.

Do not be a smartass.

Outsmart?

I'm not being smart.

I'm sitting here

solving crossword puzzles.

I'll go out.

I do not know any of that.

It seems to me,

the instructions left

by my mother

They were not as specific,

because you do not know where

or when I must go.

You go to the camp.

It does not seem so bad.

This will not happen.

What's so bad about that?

You are going camping.

In the field,

in a lake, by God.

I wish I could go.

Really?

Camp songs,

banal debates

and useless conversations

Sports,

heroes and action movies.

All this still on the bus.

Not to mention canoeing,

obstacle race,

campfire and

Teen camaraderie.

Teen camaraderie is good.

You are a teenager.

This is a bad idea

my mother, not mine.

Perhaps we should call her.

I strongly recommend

that do not.

Let me handle it

my way

and we avoid complications.

I am responsible

by you.

So be responsible.

J volto.

Right.

Resolved.

As well, solved?

I know that guy.

Will take care of everything.

Hang on...

It marks my presence and you

send a check. No questions.

Hang on.

Send a check to him?

All right. I have an agreement

with that guy.

Try to understand.

Simply camps

It is not my place.

Are you hungry?

I bet it is.

I know a great place,

near here.

Like eggs benedict?

It's all organic. Come on.

Hang on.

Wait a minute.

52 sticks by

spinach salad?

This salad is great.

Can believe.

Everything here is top.

Usually I ask

mushroom risotto.

Ask whatever you want.

I pay.

We have an account here.

I just want green salad.

Only that? With the. The chef

It is known worldwide.

What will we do

the next six weeks?

This is New York, girl.

The options are endless,

can believe.

That's not right.

He should be in camp.

Camp is not

an option, right?

And it never was. I do not want anymore

Know camp.

It does not depend on you.

Yes, it depends.

Nobody cares.

- I do not care where I am.

- Is not true.

I do not think that way,

it's a fact.

The operation continues, is in

camp or at home, reading.

Personally,

I prefer to read at home,

and I say it's the same thing,

It believes it is the same thing.

- And Esa?

- What about her?

It is legal,

but you think that cares

where I am or

I'm doing?

She looks after the house.

This is weird,

very strange, Reggie.

Well, this is my life.

Welcome to the strangeness.

Just try to navigate keeping

health and sanity

the best I can.

It's ok.

I was about to give up.

What the f*** are you doing?

Clearly, trying to

to talk to you.

I'm not doing little game

or sh*t like that, right?

I'm serious.

I ended that relationship.

Maybe we could talk.

You did sh*t

thousands of times.

was always drunk,

He treated me like sh*t,

forget, forget

and go home.

I made a mistake,

I realize now.

Just want to talk.

We talked.

Stop sending messages.

Eleanor?

Since leaving me,

I was desperate.

Sorry I am wrong,

I should have thought of that before.

I wrote several songs for you.

I want you to listen.

- Jesus Christ.

- Let's have a drink.

Let the "scratcher".

Bill is a DJ there.

What are you talking about?

Only a drink.

Just talk.

Are you listening to me?

I'm working, I idiot.

I am very ill,

I can not sleep, eat ...

If you think this

sickening whine,

this despair,

It is somehow

attractive or friendly,

it's wrong.

So goodbye.

Bye?

Eleanor, come on, please!

Going to be like now?

No more words?

Just end?

There is in other words.

Exactly those words.

Right, but you will have to pay

that guitar.

Do not fool yourself.

B*tch.

Why are you here?

- What happened?

- Anything. Come in.

Will pay my stuff.

B*tch!

- Are you alright?

- Yes I am.

- Sorry about that.

- Want a snack?

I can make vegetable soup

with Miojo, quickly.

Or tofu in curry sauce.

No problem.

I should eat something.

Of course.

Great.

And we can finish the movie.

Sorry to ask, but he

usually explode like that?

Do not.

At least,

not that I know.

A monstrous mistake.

Life is a series

of monstrous mistakes.

I'm doing a job

horrible to look after you.

Why that?

It's going really well.

Do not.

I do not want from it.

Sign in to what?

My rolls.

These horrible details

my link.

Things that happen

in my personal life.

We do not know each other

much.

- And it's too young to understand.

- Do not be so sure.

I'm very

ability to understand.

- Oh God.

- Much more than my age.

I do not want

to worry about it.

Do not even think about it, right?

Right. I will not worry.

Do not worry about me.

Right.

But I can not guarantee

I will not think about it.

That's what I do:

I think about things.

It's my nature.

Right.

- Can you think.

- It's fair.

- Oh really?

- What?

A master giving a

carelessness like that?

Missed the chance

to take down my queen.

There goes your horse.

Does not matter.

I'll still win.

I remember that my family was going to

Sydney, Australia, on holiday?

- Yup.

- No more.

No?

My father lost a business

with a face Stanford

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Frank Whaley

Frank Joseph Whaley (born July 20, 1963) is an American actor, film director, screenwriter and comedian. He is best known for his roles as Brett in Pulp Fiction, Robbie Krieger in The Doors, and young Archie "Moonlight" Graham in Field of Dreams. more…

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