My Guardian Angel Page #5

Synopsis: At the young age of eleven, innocent autistic Hannah has already experienced the unbearable burden of loss when her beloved twin sister Angel, who were inseparable, unfortunately, died. Under those circumstances, still not in terms with her loss and living under the same roof with her abusive and uninvolved parents, Hannah will seem to have a fresh start at her new boarding school, nevertheless, there too, mistreatment and alienation await her. Eventually, desperate Hannah unable to overcome the constant impediments, she will seek comfort in even the smallest of things, however, as the mellow, yet persistent and penetrating female voice inside her head grows stronger by the day, the subtle innuendos of an otherworldly companion will become a certainty.
 
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Year:
2016
100 min
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we... We have to go.

Alright.

[indistinct voices]

[door opens]

I thought I heard something.

What have you got there?

How on earth did you

get hold of those?

[scoffs]

You really are just like Angel.

What's going on?

How'd she get our keys?

Seems this little b*tch

wants us dead too.

You really think

they can harm us?

I'll get the tape.

We're going on a little trip.

Come here.

[screaming]

[Mother] Get her

down the stairs!

[Hannah's screams muffled]

Trying to hurt us

like your sister did?

We'll show you this bullshit

doesn't work.

- We've had enough!

- [Father] Agreed!

[muffled screaming continues]

[Father] Shut up.

[Hannah whimpering]

Get in.

[car engine starts]

I've been expecting you.

I'm sorry, do I know you?

No, but Hannah and Angel do.

And they need your help.

Angel?

Angel's dead.

Who exactly are you?

My name is Della.

Come with me,

I'll explain everything.

[birds singing]

[sighing]

All that driving

for that little brat.

At least no one can hear

her scream out here.

Get her out.

- Come on. Come on.

- We'll teach you a lesson.

You're so annoying.

- [grunts]

- Julie, what are you doing?!

Look, no marks, okay?

[groans] What's the school

going to say?

Oh, I'll make it easier

for you to tie her up.

She'll wake up soon.

If she dies, f*** her.

Ungrateful little snipe!

How dare you think you can harm

us with this voodoo crap?

This is where

you'll stay for a few days.

[body thuds]

[whirring]

[Mother sighs]

[sighing]

You know, I'm so glad

you didn't sell this place.

I'd like to retire here.

So pretty.

[car engine starts]

Hannah, I'm here.

I'm gonna get you out of here.

Let me in.

Why didn't the dolls work?

I should've been clearer.

The dolls, they don't work

straight away.

You need to believe in it

from your heart.

I could tell

that you weren't sure.

I tried the dolls too, but...

they caught me before they

had time to take effect.

I was hoping

they'd work for you.

But now,

we only have one option.

I warned you,

they are not going to stop.

Don't make the same mistake

that I did.

If you don't kill them first,

they will kill you!

Why can't you kill them for me?

I'm scared.

I had a chance.

Like I said, there is only

so much power I can have

from this side.

I need a real body to survive.

[grunting]

My strength will help you.

Perhaps this was meant to be.

[indistinct whispering]

You'll get to love me

being here.

Just wait here for a day

until they come back.

I'll take it from there.

[Mother] Wake up.

Wake up!

Where's your tape gone?

Lucky you haven't bruised.

Better get you home.

You've got to get ready

for school tomorrow.

I hope you've learned

your lesson out here.

You see, the novel shows a dream

of a small group of people

and however, even though the

dream never becomes a reality,

it will thrive there.

You see, the writer's leaving us

with an optimistic message.

Can anyone tell me what

"optimistic" means?

Hannah, is anything wrong?

It means positive thinking.

[stammering]

Yes, that's correct.

Well done, Hannah.

Wow, the weirdo speaks.

Katie! I'll be speaking

to your parents again.

You stupid f***ing b*tch!

I hope,

when your parents find out,

they burn you to death!

Miss, she can't

speak to me like that.

[Miss Palmer] Katie, shh!

Hannah...

[school bell rings]

Hannah, please stay here

a second.

Miss Palmer and I

would like a word.

Please.

Hannah, I'm so pleased you've

started speaking,

but why were you

so offensive to Katie?

It's not what I expected.

Do your parents

speak like that at home?

Yes.

And have they

heard you speak today?

[sighing]

Can I go now, please?

I've got a lot to do tonight.

I'll phone your parents.

They'll be pleased, I think.

- I doubt it.

- Hannah, please wait.

Talk to us.

Tell us what's going on.

- [mutters]

- What did she say?

- [Elena] Hannah, please wait.

- Elena, stop!

[Elena] Hannah...

[Miss Palmer]

Whatever's going on,

you'll make it worse. Elena...

Oh, someone's in a strop.

- [Elena panting]

- [Miss Palmer] Just leave her.

Are you still telling me

I shouldn't get involved?

You're unbelievable!

I'll report it immediately.

Let her go!

No!

[telephone rings]

- Hello.

- Hello, Mr. Hunt.

This is Miss Palmer from school.

Ah, Miss Palmer.

Is everything all right?

Um, I have what I think will be

some good news for you.

Okay.

First, may I ask,

has Hannah ever spoken?

No, she's never spoken.

Well, she started speaking

at school this morning.

What did she say?

What's she told?

Well, she said she had a lot

of things to do tonight.

And... then she ran off.

Um, that's why I'm calling,

to make sure everything's okay.

Um, it all happened so fast,

and we couldn't

catch up with her.

So she left alone.

I'm so sorry.

What have you done to make her

run out like that?

Have you called the police?

No, she started speaking

and then she was offensive to

one of the other children,

but I'm sure it was just

the frustration coming out.

I don't know.

Well, whatever you've done,

we've got it under control here.

Her father's already gone out

to look for her.

Well, whatever you've done,

we've got it under control here.

- [phone beeps]

- Why'd you put the phone down?

Well, there's no point

in talking more

until we find out

what's going on.

I'll wring it out of her.

Little b*tch

will be dead this time.

[slams phone on table]

Everything you've said so far

has happened.

She really has possessed her.

How is this even possible?

Yes.

Angel is now within Hannah.

Everything happens for a reason,

and you are here to help Hannah.

But remember,

be careful of the police

because you...

You may be in trouble.

Now go.

Hannah needs you.

But, can't you see

what my fate is?

Please?

Yes.

You'll be fine.

Thank you.

Now go.

Where the f*** is she?

Evil child's

gonna spill the beans.

Told you we should've

locked her up, or killed her.

I know, but the authorities

might have gotten suspicious

if two children had died

so close together.

Besides, I wanted

my mileage out of her.

[clattering upstairs]

[scoffs] She's upstairs.

She sneaked by us.

Two can play at that game!

[music box tune plays]

[tune continues]

[Father] Come on, Hannah.

We know you're in here.

Come on.

It's only making things worse

for yourself.

Come on.

It's not funny anymore.

You've been a very,

very bad girl.

- [gasping]

- [panting]

- [moans]

- [whimpers]

I told you I would

get you both back.

- [gasping] It's Angel.

- [whimpers]

[grunting]

[whimpers]

[screaming]

Oh! No...

[screams]

[sobbing]

Hannah?

[Father groans upstairs]

Hello?

[gasps, then gags]

[panting]

[Della] Be careful

of the police because you...

You may be in trouble.

[phone beeps]

[birds chirping]

Hannah?

- [groans]

- [gasps]

[pants, then moans]

[whimpering]

[whispers] I'm sorry.

[inhales sharply]

- [screams]

- [Elena gasps]

- [Mother choking]

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