Little Deaths Page #3

Synopsis: "Little Deaths" is composed by three segments with short stories of sex, violence, death and revenge in England. 1st segment: "House & Home" Richard Gull and his wife Victoria Gull claim that are good Samaritans and invite the starving homeless Sorrow to have a bath and dinner with them at home. However they spike the wine and when Sorrow wakes up, she is tied naked on a bed in the basement. Richard abuses of her and Victoria stays with Sorrow humiliating her while he has a shower. He hears a scream and when he arrives in the basement, he has a gruesome surprise. 2nd segment: "Mutant Tool" The former addicted prostitute Jen lives with her former pimp and drug dealer Frank, who also abducts persons to steal their kidneys to deliver to Dr. Reese. Jen gives her best efforts to stay clean and refuses to meet clients from the former "agency" where she worked. When Frank asks her to go to Dr. Reese, he gives some tablets for her. Jen has headaches and nightmares and she returns to Dr. Reese,
 
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2011
94 min
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It is, and a very

f***ing potent one,

one that opens

up the thlrd eye.

Know what that Is?

Only the blggest trlp a human

belng can have and stlll be allve.

Takes the drug experience

to a whole new level.

N ice.

It's more addlctlve than

crack and It ends up

wiping your brain so much you

can't even remember what day it is.

But blitzed out

people are happy people.

And as long as Doctor Reese

gets his money, who cares?

Let the N H S

take care of 'em.

And I wouldn't want to be on

that partlcular waltlng llst.

Not a street

drug neither.

This is going to

be very exclusive.

Anyway, I'm off.

Our boy's on his last legs

so he needs watching 24/7.

So stay awake

and do your job.

Any problems,

give me a ring...

but I mean

real problems, yeah?

F***in' hell.

[Cell phone rings]

Look, Oarla, I've told you I

'm not doing the stuff anymore.

Well, I'm sure he'd

be happy with Paula.

Okay, how much?

Yeah of course

I need the money

but no.

No, okay?

Everything all right?

U m, yeah. Okay.

Nothing to report really.

Organic decaf

soy latte.

I got allergies.

What's this?

M m. Yeah, some bloke

dropped it off earlier.

Oh.

[Sighing]

Ah, bloody people.

No, this dose

is just wrong.

Don't know what Reese is up... Hello?

Listen, we make the spunk

here and send it to you.

You, send it

to the lab.

The lab makes

it into tablets.

With me so

far? Good.

Then you send it

to Reese,

not back here

llke you keep dolng.

Now come and collect

it before Reese

has your f***ing

kidneys removed.

Hey, Dr Reese likes his

sterilized toys to stay sterilized.

He's got big plans for our boy

here when his time comes up.

That's why I

brought his toys in.

For some reason it's the one

thing that keeps him going.

Hold this, will you?

[Electrical buzzing]

[Electric humming]

Wakey, wakey.

Good boy.

Here we go.

[Squirting and

sucking sounds]

Always gets him

started. Sweet.

(nephew) Why the light

thing in his eyes?

I n lts eyes.

It's not a person.

It charges it up.

Stops its sleeping,

keeps the

neurons firing.

Good, lad.

[Moaning]

[Electric humming]

[Gasp]

[Groan]

You okay?

[Female volce screams]

Yeah. What time is it?

Nearly eight.

You were out like a light last night.

Yeah, I had one

of those new pills.

Weird dreams.

You must've had a good night's

[U N I NT E LLI G I B LE] though.

Your eye looks better.

I've got a couple thlngs

to take care of.

I should be back later

this afternoon, yeah.

Okay, yeah.

I'll get a nice take-away

or something, all right?

[Cell phone ringing]

[Knocklng]

[Man groaning

and moaning]

Oh, oh. Llke that,

do you? Oh, yeah.

[Odd loud nolses]

H uh, who

rattled your cage?

You passed out on me.

I didn't pay good money

to f*** a sack of potatoes.

I'm sorry.

I'm going to ring the agency about this.

I'm giving

you half, okay?

Sh*t.

(Jen) The pills made me

feel better for a while.

But now I keep on

getting headaches

and these strange white

flashes in front of my eyes.

Anything else? How

are they strange?

I can see a man

hanging in a cage.

It's like I can feel

how he's feeling.

He wants to die.

These hallucinations

are quite normal.

Your body needs to

adjust to the medication.

It's important that

you look after yourself.

How are you

feeling otherwise?

Good. Good.

I've been

working again.

You found a job?

From my old agency.

I see.

They kept ringing.

Why did you do that?

Was it the money?

Yes.

No.

It used to be

for the drug money.

But now, I

can't explain it.

I just feel sexual...

but it's not normal.

I feel like I'm

hungry all the time.

But I feel really good.

I'm so confused.

I'm just trying

to understand, Jen.

How can you? I

don't even understand.

Of course.

(Dr Reese)

Hello, Frank?

Yes, yes the last dellvery

was flne, very fresh.

You assure me they

are from separate donors?

Good. Good.

I'm calling

about Jennifer.

It's most important that she keeps

taking the tablets I gave her.

She's entering a critical

stage of her treatment.

She may behave strangely,

become more detached and distant.

It's quite normal.

When you touch her

she may pull away.

The drug makes

people very sensitive.

Do let me know if she

seems in any way unwell.

I'm worried about her.

She's been through so much.

[Door opens

and closes]

(Frank)

Jen?

[Footsteps coming

down stairs]

Babes? You okay?

I 'm tired. I've

got a headache.

Where've you been?

Out with Pam.

Looking like that?

Like what?

All tarted up.

F*** off, Frank.

It was a job interview if you must know.

You didn't

mention it.

So what?

Maybe it's those that's

giving you the headaches?

Doctor Reese said the headaches

are just a side effect.

And besides

I feel better.

You're back with the agency, aren't ya?

Oh, leave me

alone, Frank.

Answer me.

Did you not hear me

the first time?

I said I've got

a f***ing headache.

Now will you please just

f*** off and leave me alone?

Get off me.

Not till you

f***ing answer me.

Oh!

Yeah, go on.

You think I won't?

Why should you be any

different from all the rest?

Weak, you

always were.

Don't.

You don't care

what I do.

That is not true.

It was different when I was

turning tricks for you, wasn't it?

No, things are

different now.

We are together.

We're doing okay.

You don't need to

do that anymore.

[Woman screaming]

Frank.

[Gasping]

What is it?

God.

Jen.

Jen?

[Gagging]

Stay away from me, Frank.

J ust stay away.

There we go, your

favorite time of the day.

[Door opens

and closes]

[Knocklng]

[Cheerfully]

Hello.

(male volce)

HI.

M ichael?

Yes. It's, uh,

Karen, is it?

Yes.

Oome in.

Thanks.

Make yourself

comfortable.

Oheers.

Oh, I uh, brought a bit of the

old em' Bolivian marching powder.

Oan I tempt you?

Great idea.

So I've just been down

for an interview

and I got

a promotion.

I'm, you know, it was

my birthday so I thought,

well, hell, go to town,

treat myself to a nlce lady.

I'm not a regular user.

More of an

occasional dabbler.

It's my flrst tlme

wlth thls agency.

They seem nice people.

Yeah. Yeah,

they're good.

[Sniffing]

[Groaning]

Oh, God.

Oh, Ohrist!

Oh, f***.

[Footsteps

climbing stairs]

Where the hell

have you been?

Jen?

Jen, what...?

Jen?

Will you please

talk to me, babes?

I'm not angry.

I just want to help.

[Knocklng]

Jen, please

open the door.

Let me help you.

It's Frank.

It's your Frankie.

[To himself] Ohrist, why

won't you let me help you?

[Shouting] Jen, open the door!

Open the f***ing door!

(older man)

Oh, sh*t.

J ust hold the f***er down, will ya?

Get the choker.

I 'm with you, babes.

I'm with you. Hang on.

We're going to get

you some help, okay?

Oh, now, listen,

we need you to throw that sh*t up, okay?

So I'm going to

get you some saltwater.

I'm just going to give you

a little drink. Hang on.

Jen.

Oh, God, Jen.

Oh, f***.

Doctor Reese,

it's Frank.

No, please, listen you've got

to come here now. It's Jen.

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