Mr. Roosevelt Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 2017
- 90 min
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Nobody knows anyone.
Do you even know yourself?
I dunno, I think so.
I look in the mirror a lot.
Well, Emily Martin,
to truly know oneself,
you have to ask yourself
one thing...
And what's that?
Are you willing to be reborn?
[Emily squawks]
[Screaming, followed by
splash in waterhole]
Jen!
- Hey, ladies!
- What up?
- Hey.
- Hey.
Art!
[Hip hop music
plays in background]
Pass that pipe...
Here.
It's so nice to be back
in the Greenbelt, it feels like
it's the only thing in Austin
that hasn't really changed.
Seriously, all the tech douches
coming in, buying property,
building condos on everything.
They're tearin' it all down,
that's all they know how to do.
A normal person
can't afford anything anymore.
I had to move past 183.
I had to move back in
with my parents.
And they had to move back in
with their parents.
[Sound of laughter]
You want?
Oh no, I'm good, thank you.
Dude, that bikini top
looks sick on you.
Thanks.
up]
[Powerful fades out]
She looks like
she's seen a titty ghost.
[More laughter]
I'm sorry, I...
You know it's legal here
in Austin.
It's all right.
Calm down.
I know that.
Come on, free your nipples.
- Shut up!
- Come on, dude.
Don't say that.
What? Girls say it.
Yeah, but it's liberating
when we say it.
And it's creepy as f***
when guys say it.
Guys, man.
Take it easy, her cat just died.
Oh, no.
I'm sorry.
No, it's not that, I'm...
[Powerful comes up]
[Powerful ends abruptly]
Alright!
Well, I'm gonna jump in.
Yeah.
Here we go.
Ready?
Oh, no, I'm just gonna
warm up for a little bit.
Alright.
Hey...
If you take a hit of this...
You can put your top back on.
Deal.
- Look that way.
- Okay.
Let me know when your b*obs
are safely quarantined.
Okay.
Thanks.
I don't normally smoke.
It makes me tired.
And I don't understand
what funny is.
What is there to understand?
[Emily chuckles]
So...
Art...
Is Art short for Arthur?
No, it's short
for Artist, actually.
Really?
My parents had
pretty high expectations.
Oh, well, my name's Emily.
My parents had
very, very low expectations.
They must be pretty hyped,
you turned out pretty creative.
What makes you say that?
You have the whole
quirky girl vibe going.
Oh, Jesus!
- What?
- That is so condescending.
It's not condescending...
Saying you're quirky
means saying you're interesting.
It's a compliment.
No, it's not because
you would never call a guy that.
With a guy you'd use
another word like "eccentric,"
but with a girl, you need a word
that recognizes her uniqueness,
but at the same time
devalues her intelligence.
Like "her delightful whimsy could
never make a cogentargument,"
highlighting
your unconscious sexism.
Well, you're not quirky,
but you're definitely
kind of a b*tch.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
[Jen yelling]
- Oh no.
- Sorry.
Thank you.
[Cell phone buzzing]
Alright.
Oh sh*t, it's my work.
Don't answer it. Hang it up.
Hit reject.
What?
They said it would take
a few days to cremate him,
so I'll probably be here
over the weekend,
but I have my laptop, and can
do all my work from here.
Emily, let's be real.
This isjust not
a priority for you.
Wait.
What are you talking about?
Listen, I have all the assets, I can
just upload the cuts to Dropbox.
Yeah, sounds like you're working
really really hard over there.
Let's face it, Emily.
You're just not
a right fit with us anymore.
Okay, if this is about the auditions,
I can stop going for a few weeks.
I really need the job.
Hey Todd, my cat died!
I needed to be here for him.
Come on, Emily.
It's just a f***ing cat.
"It's just a f***ing cat"?
You know what?
F*** you!
F*** you!
F*** Pharmtech!
And f*** the man! I quit!
[Sound of cell phone landing]
I quit!
[Bathers cheering,
Emily screaming in joy]
Wooo!
[Song begins] If you come
to find out who you are,
May you find out,
may you find out who you are.
And if you come to search
for what is lost,
Then may you find it,
may you find it at any cost.
And if you come over far,
May it not touch you
or ever do you harm.
If I were to die today,
Slaughtered in that
masquerade,
The last thing
that you'd hear me say,
Put my body on display
In the parade.
[Song ends]
Hey, is this your phone?
I found it in the bushes.
- Yeah, thanks.
- Sure.
This message is for Emily
Martin.
We're calling to let you know that Mr.
Roosevelt is ready.
Oh God... Jen?
Hey, do you want
No, it's okay.
- Bye!
- Bye!
[Music ends abruptly]
[Sound of bike falling]
Hello.
I'm here to pick up my cat.
Okay. What procedure
did you drop him off for?
Oh no, I'm sorry,
I'm here to pick up my dead cat.
Mr. Roosevelt?
Oh...
I'm sorry,
Mr. Roosevelt is not here.
What do you mean he's not here?
Someone already picked him up.
Wait, you just let some stranger
take my cat's ashes home?
Don't you check people's IDs
or something?
Who was it?
It was a woman...
It should be on the invoice.
- Celeste Jones.
- Celeste Jones.
[Sound of dog growling]
powerfully]
Eric!
Celeste!
[Noise coming from kitchen]
[Sound of conversation
and power drill]
- Lean forward, push your back up.
- I'm gonna lean you back...
[Sounds of laughter,
gentle spanking]
Oh, Emily.
Emily's home.
Why did you pick up
Mr. Roosevelt?
Pardon me?
Why did you pick up the ashes?
They called me.
Why did they call you?
this morning.
couldn't get ahold of you.
And what about the urn?
Oh, yeah...
You should have seen what
they put him in.
It looked like it was
the cheapest one they had.
It was the second cheapest.
I guess that's it. We have
him back. Time to bury him.
Do you have a shovel?
Or do you want to
just put him in your compost?
What?
Celeste and I thought
it might be nice
to have some friends
come over tomorrow...
during the day
and pay their respects.
Just a small gathering
tomorrow early after breakfast.
Like a brunch?
Yes! Exactly.
A few of my friends
are bringing some dishes
and there'll be mimosas.
Oh mimosas...
But don't worry, you don't have
to bring anything. Just yourself.
And your memories.
[Sound of Emily's
disturbed laughter]
Here...
I'll keep him safe.
[Door slamming]
[Sound of cartons
falling on floor]
[Sound of dry cleaning
hitting the floor]
[Music crescendos
and stops abruptly]
Eric!
Hey, where's Celeste?
She left for book club.
Jesus, Eric! Book club?
Seriously?
- Okay, what's going on?
- Celeste!
How could you let her
do this to me?
Do what?
Em, Celeste has been
nothing but nice to you.
No, I know that's
what she's making it seem like,
but she's trying
to make me look bad.
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