Once Fallen
- R
- Year:
- 2010
- 93 min
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(man) Me and Beat grew up on
the shores of San Pedro.
It's a harbor town
south of Los Angeles,
populated with the families of hard
working blue-collar men
who live and die by
the codes of the Union
and the bosses who
controlled the ports.
My dad was one
of those men.
I always imagined
that I would some day be one, too.
Beat got his name from the kids at school
who pushed him around.
So I started
pushing back.
But no one pushed him harder
than his father when he came home from the bars at night.
We'd smoke the cigarettes
I'd stolen from my dad.
Talk about the days
in front of us.
Places that we'd go.
Ships we'd sail.
And ports with girls.
That thing was crazy.
Look at this.
[chuckles]
(Rose)
Hello?
Hi, Rose, it's me.
Is everything okay?
No, everything is not okay. Have
you heard from her?
No.
Rose, it's been two weeks
What the f***'s going on?
What did you
do, Liam?
I didn't do anything.
Something
must've happened.
I swear to God,
I didn't do anything.
You must've
said something.
I didn't say anything. I thought we were doing fine.
And then she just, I mean--
I-I know you and Chance
will be fine without me.
What am I supposed
to tell Chance?
Just tell him that
you went to San Diego.
If she does, could you
ask her to call me at least?
You know I will.
You take it
easy, Liam.
Thanks, Rose.
I appreciate it.
Call me if
you hear anything.
Yeah, all right.
Bye.
[kids laughing]
(kid) Actually, you
know, it was--
Hey. Where have
you guys been?
We were at the beach.
You better be careful. You're
gonna kill yourselves like that. Come here.
There you go.
All right.
Give me a couple.
Left. All right,
all right.
Beat. Beat.
Can we see
the new move?
Okay, okay. Good.
Let's get something to eat. Come on.
Ouch.
Hey.
Dad, he hit a rock
when he jumped in the water.
Please, don't
hurt my dad.
Are you sore
back here?
No, it's okay.
Son of a b*tch.
Dad! Dad!
You boys stay
right there.
[angry voice]
Come here. I'll get you.
[man groaning]
[woman shouts]
[woman cries]
[shouting] Why the f*** have
you killed him?
[shouting] I need some help!
I need some help!
He'll never
hurt you again.
F***ing get away
from my son.
You're f***ing done. You'll f***ing pay for
this. I swear to God !
[sirens wailing]
[all shouting]
Get up. Get up. Get up.
Somebody clean up
this garbage.
That's Bookman.
He took me under his wing.
He kept me out of the sh*t details while
he trained me to fight.
When I was ready,
he set up the fights
that he and the guards
ran in the boiler room.
My dad taught me to box, but Bookman
taught me to fight.
He was the closest
thing to a friend that I had.
F***ing off somewhere.
Davis!
[muffled screams]
AW.
Saving Bookman
cost me eight stitches,
but it bought me
five years.
In a couple of months,
finally I get to go home.
Saying goodbye was
harder than I thought.
He said we'd
stay in touch.
But I think we both
knew we wouldn't.
[music playing]
[thump]
Sue?
Are you all right?
I'll be right there.
Don't move.
Ha-ha. Like you can.
Okay, roll over.
Jesus, Mary
and Saint.
Use your arm !
Push, push !
Let's just stay
like this, Rose.
God !
I'm sorry, Rose.
Aw, Jesus!
Where's your stuff?
Right below you.
Thank you.
Sue. If you wanna go
on killing yourself, that's fine.
Would you stop
including me?
Do you think Chance,
he'll stay here with you?
No.
Chance always has
some place to stay.
It's just the wrong
place, that's all.
Sounds like most of
the men I've known.
I'm making you somethin'.
Oh.
What color is it?
Green. You'll love it.
Why don't you move
your f***ing bike?
Why don't you come
over here and make me?
F*** you.
Hey, f*** you.
No, f*** you.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no! F*** you !
No, f*** you.
Piece of sh*t.
[laughing]
Oh, my God.
Ready for a rematch?
Yeah, I can give you
a f***ing head start.
Is the pier
okay with you?
How does it feel to have something
big between your legs, huh?
Why don't you
lick me?
Are you good?
My f***ing shrink's
got me on a new one now.
Gravi-sil.
Ugh.
So, what do you wanna
do first, man?
I gotta go
see Kat.
See where I stand.
Have you seen her?
She hasn't been around much
since you've been gone.
Where is she staying?
Down by the docks.
Eddie put 'em up. One of his places.
Them?
I mean her.
Hey.
I missed you
so much.
I missed you, too.
[muffled conversation]
Hail Hitler.
I told you not
to say that sh*t.
What's the word
on my son?
He's out. He was
released this morning.
I don't wanna be
out of line.
Some of the men think
it might be a good idea to lean on him.
Look. I mean, he did
stop a head on the marked n*gger.
If anyone in the brim talks or even thinks of
putting hurt on my blood,
you are going
to tell me. Hm? Correct?
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Go change your pants.
You're a f***ing disgrace.
[knocking on door]
Who the f*** are you?
(Kat)
Who is it?
Hey, Kat.
[sighs]
August, this
is your daddy.
He's been away for a long time
and now he's back.
That's funny, Kat.
Whose kid is it?
Look, I didn't wanna
tell you when you were on the inside, okay?
[sighs]
Uh, look, I'm gonna
go get a drink or two
And why don't you get
to know your kid? I'll be back later.
Don't you wanna
catch up?
Kat, come on.
You can't just leave
me with this kid.
Whose kid is it?
[whispers]
Oh, Jesus.
I only wanna do this
if they throw down.
Hard and bloody, huh?
Well the Lt say they're
gonna bust him and bring him for questioning?
Well, Lts have a
tendency to forget.
Every once in a while in the field, things
don't go that smoothly.
gonna be cool.
Benny, Benny, what you
have to make sure of in your heart
is that you trust me, okay? That you trust us.
You're the new kid here.
All right? So let's get that straight. You
have to trust me. Okay?
[whispers]
All right.
Okay?
Okay.
Who's throwing
the switch?
Put the gun down.
Put the gun down, motherf***er!
What, a black?
Dan.
Let me talk to
MC n*gger here for a second.
Are you okay?
F*** you, man. Arrest me so I can
call my f***ing lawyer.
[groans]
Sh*t!
Come on !
Shut the f*** up!
Shut up!
This is bullshit.
Watch my f***ing back.
Sorry.
Now, where is it?
If I talk, I walk.
If you talk,
I'll let you walk.
Yeah. Clean
and free of nothin'.
You got it.
Now, where is it?
It's right there.
F*** me.
Well, that is a
lot of cocaine.
Rath, let's
call it in, man.
Your name is Rath?
I heard about you.
Yeah? What you hear?
Heard you was
a f***ing f*ggot.
That's right. A crooked cop,
f***ing f*ggot.
I'll never have
any kind of life if I stay here.
I just can't
do it anymore.
You know, Eddie was right.
Like father, like son.
Oh, what do you
mean Eddie's right?
Have you been f***ing
Eddie to pass the time?
[man shouting]
Hey, Kat.
Un-f***ing-believable.
What the f*** am I suppose to do, Kat?
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