Little Deaths Page #4

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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No, she's taking all those

f***ing pills you gave her.

Your uncle's gonna sh*t

when he hears about this.

You tell him.

[Cell phone rings]

She's all right?

Yeah. Yeah, thank you.

[Deep sigh]

I can't thank you enough.

Well as long

as she's all right.

When can I see her?

That will be great.

Okay.

[Doorbell rlngs]

U h, yeah, I think

that must be them now.

Yeah, should I

bring anything?

Okay.

[Doorbell rlngs twlce]

Yeah, okay,

look I better go.

Thank you, Doctor Reese.

Thank you.

(older male)

Yes.

Yes.

Everything is fine.

She's been...

Of course, "it's."

It's... it's been

no trouble at all.

Yes. I will, Doctor Reese.

(Jen)

It's hard.

I manage to stay clean

for a week or two

and then I have a bad day

and Frank's been great.

But sometlmes,

sometlmes I just get

thls ache Inslde

and It's the only

thlng that helps.

Sometimes I feel like

I'm in a trap

but I've built it

for myself, you know.

I just need to

flnd a way out.

[Beeping]

[Chains clanking]

I need a new

start, a change.

How do I do that?

How do I do

that, Doctor?

Can you help

me do that?

[Gasping]

[Whimpering]

[Screaming]

[Screaming continues]

[Screaming continues]

[Screaming continues]

[Phone ringing]

(female volce)

Romlett and Baker, hello?

[Phone rlnglng]

Romlett and Baker, hello?

[Rlnglng]

Romlett and Baker, hello?

[Rlnglng]

Romlett and Baker, hello?

[Chair creaking]

[Ticking]

[Ringing]

[Cartoon llke volces

from televlslon]

(Popeye, over TV) Ollve,

don't you remember?

You and me have

a date tonlght.

(Ollve) Hal You

got some nerve...

[televlslon volces

drone on]

All right?

Hello.

You eating

without me?

I didn't know when you

was coming home tonight.

You gonna

make me some?

Why don't you

make yourself some?

I'm working

hard all day.

Let me finish this.

I 'll make you some.

I'm not just going to stand here

watching you eat like a wet lemon.

Well, watch TV.

Don't want to watch TV.

I'm hungry.

All right, well, well

share this with me.

I 'm not going to f***ing

share this with you.

I'm sorry.

[Deep sigh]

I 'm sorry, Pete.

I'm not in

the mood for it.

You don't know where I'm taking you.

No, I 'm not

going in there.

I told you I'm

not in the mood.

Please.

Why don't we just

go in the bedroom?

Oh, get the

f*** off me.

[Loud thud]

[Deep sigh]

[Ioud music

and chattering]

Do you think

Olaire's fit?

What kind of

question is that?

Do you?

I can't answer that.

Yeah, you can. I just asked you to.

No I can't. It's a no-win

situation, isn't it?

I mean if I say yes, that means

I fancy my best mate's girl.

And if I say no, that means

I think she's a minger.

Which is like an insult to

you. So I can't win, can I?

Not really. I just

want you to tell me.

Do you think

she's fit?

No, I told you already.

I'm not going to...

it's a no-win situation.

Bullocks. J ust say yes

or no. Is she fit or not?

You're such a f***ing

idiot. You know that.

[Ioud chatter]

[Ioud music]

(Pete)

You ready?

I thought you were

going out with Al.

Yeah, I was but you didn't

want me to, so I 'm not.

It's okay. You go on.

I'll see you at home.

But he's gone already.

Well give him a call.

What are you doing?

I'm going out

with the band.

There's an after party

they've invited me to.

Well can't I come?

Give him a call. He won't

have gotten on the tube yet.

And he's always up

for biz, isn't he?

No, he's gone.

You'll have a much

better time without me.

[Deep sigh]

[Police siren wailing]

[Trickling]

Jesus Ohrist.

[Clalre, shoutlng] You

fucklng shlt I Get upl

[Pete shouts]

You f***ing dirty

little bastard.

Put your mask on.

Put your f***ing mask on.

You're f***ing useless.

H urry!

[Shout]

You disgusting

little sh*t. Follow.

Oome and see

what you did.

You f***ing disgust me.

H urry the f*** up.

Look what

you f***ing did.

You do not piss

in my underwear drawer.

Do you understand me?

[Pete groans]

If you don't,

mommy gets angry.

You don't like

that, do you?

Get your face in there.

F***ing make me sick.

F***ing idiot.

[Shout]

[Shouts mingled

with groans]

Sh...

[groaning]

[Lnaudlble conversatlon]

[Music and chatter]

H i, Pete.

All right?

Good thing you

made it tonight.

Why is that then?

Well, you had a late night, didn't ya?

Had to get up early to

do the washing, didn't I?

How's your day been?

Pretty chill.

That's good.

Yeah.

Well, I'll

have the usual

and a gin and

tonic for Lisa.

You want to pay

this time, though?

I don't get paid

till next week

and I've only got 50

quid left to last me.

Gina's on the warpath.

Maybe again in a couple

of weeks but not tonight.

I can't afford to.

That's 6. 25 please.

Thanks, love.

Don't do that

to me again, Olaire.

I need the

money now, please.

What?

I'm serious.

I'll pay you later.

No, you'll pay me now.

That's 6. 25 please.

Really? I'll pay you when we get home.

You'll give me that money right now!

Or I swear I will smash your pretty face

right into your

f***ing glass

and you'll bleed

tlll you dlel

Buy one for

yourself, too, love.

[Moaning]

[Moaning continues]

[Groaning and grunting]

[Iong moan]

What are you doing?

Oh, please don't.

[Drawer closes]

[Gentle hummlng]

[Moanlng]

Well, can I do

it at least?

Olaire?

Shut up.

[Moanlng contlnues]

Do you want me

to dress up?

I will if you want. You can

do anything you want to me.

Shut up. I'm

trylng to concentrate.

[Heavy breathlng]

[Breathlng qulckens]

F***.

Hold on.

Pete. Don't let

it touch me.

Oalm down.

J ust calm down.

Oome on,

let's go. Okay?

[Inaudible conversation]

Don't let him

near me.

[Dog panting]

Here we go.

Here we go.

[U N I NT E LLI G I B LE D IALO G]

[Barking]

Pete!

[Unintelligible conversation]

[Whimpering]

It's all right.

[Deafening roar]

[Deep sigh]

Sometimes I think

I don't deserve you.

Yeah, sometimes I

think that too.

[Laughing]

You bastard.

[Ioud house music]

[Laughter]

So how come you've never

had a girlfriend, Al?

What you going on

about, I 've had loads.

I 've never met any.

Yeah, well, I guess I don't

keep them for very long.

Why is that then?

Because my

cock's too big.

[Laughter]

Is it really?

Nah, just kidding.

[Chuckle]

I bet it's bigger

than Pete's.

Olaire.

What?

Shut up.

Well it probably is. I mean

yours is cute but it's not big.

Will you shut

up, please?

You're right.

I've seen it.

F*** off.

Language, Peter.

So have you got a girlfriend

at the moment then?

Not at the

moment, no.

That's a shame.

Not really.

Would you like

another beer, Al?

Oheers, yeah.

Go get some

beers, Pete.

You get 'em.

I'm entertaining

our guest.

Why don't you

go get them?

Because I haven't

finished yet

and I think you've had

enough to drink already.

I don't care what you

think. I want another drink.

Well, fine, but

I ain't getting 'em.

It's all right. Look, uh, I'll get them.

Do you want

another beer, mate?

Yeah, cheers.

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