One Hour Photo Page #4
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- Year:
- 2002
- 96 min
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Don't let the place
go downhill, okay?
I won't, Sy.
Here they are.
Oh, my pictures.
Let me see. Let me see.
Come on.
What the hell's
wrong with these people?
every day.
There must be security
for all...
or no one is secure.
It is no concern of ours
how you run your own planet.
But if you threaten
to extend your violence...
this earth of yours
will be reduced
to a burned-out cinder.
Now, we do not pretend
to have achieved perfection.
But we do have a system,
and it works.
Your choice is simple:
join us and live in peace
and face obliteration.
We shall be waiting
for your answer.
Aah!
Ah!
According to
the Oxford English Dictionary...
the word "snapshot"
was first used in 1808
the name of Sir Andrew Hawker.
He noted in his diary
he shot that day
was taken by snapshot...
meaning a hurried shot
taken without deliberate aim.
Can I help you,
Sy?
Just dropping off
some film.
Just a customer.
I can still shop here,
can't l, Bill?
No, Sy, you can't
still shop here.
- I believe I can, Bill.
- Shh.
There's no law that says
I can't shop here
just because I was fired.
I checked it out.
There's a thousand
other places
you could do
your photos.
There's no reason to come
all the way down here
other than
to f*** with me.
There's
a very good reason.
I calibrated that machine
personally.
It's the best mini-lab
in the state.
All right, Sy.
Just this one time.
But I'm telling you...
find another place
to do your film.
I do not want you
back in here.
Thanks, Bill.
What is it, Yoshi?
You can't just
leave your station
unmanned down there.
I think you need
to see these, sir.
What have you got
there?
Is it the anal sex
fiend again?
Motherf***er.
What would you say
Mr. Parrish's demeanor
was when he came in?
Demeanor?
Yeah. How did he seem?
Did he seem upset
or agitated in any way?
Um...I don't know.
He seemed fine.
Sy and I had some words
when he came into the store.
Under the circumstances,
I was surprised to see him...
and I asked him
what he was doing here...
and I...I suggested
in strong language
that in the future
he bring his pictures
somewhere else.
Yoshi, I'm gonna
need to make
some Xerox copies
of this.
Can you show me where
I can get that done?
Yeah.
Mr. Owens, why don't you
come and grab a seat
and try to calm down?
Your wife and child,
they're, uh...
they're somewhere
safe now?
Uh...they're
at my mother's.
I'm--I'm sorry.
I'm just a little upset.
No, no, no, no.
I understand. It's...
It's understandable.
So how did he take
his being fired?
I've had to fire
a lot of people, Detective.
People get upset
when they get fired.
He got pretty upset.
He knew that Mr. Araki
would see the photos...
and he knew
he'd show them to you
and that
you'd call us.
I think
it's just a warning.
But you have to
take it seriously.
Oh, we take it
very seriously.
Your child's life has been
indirectly threatened.
We take no chances
in this county.
There's an APB out
on his white Toyota.
Officers are en route
to his apartment now
with a search warrant.
I've got plainclothes
officers on standby
inside the store and out.
Now, look...
he may come back
and pick up his photos.
He may not.
It's hard to say.
I doubt he will.
You really think
that's a good idea?
I mean, this place
is wall-to-wall families.
If he's stupid enough
to come back here...
he'll never make it
inside the store.
Are you insane?
Mr. Parrish,
this is the police!
I'm just
trying to make--
If you're in
the apartment...
we need to know
right now!
That's crazy.
Can you explain this?
Kill that TV.
He must be
programmed for courage.
Mr. Parrish!
It's clear.
Officer Lyon.
Double 6, 3-2-1.
Go ahead, 3-2-1.
I need to be patched through
to Van Der Zee in TMU.
Right away, please.
that's a 10-4.
Hey, Dan...
take a look at this.
What do you got?
Y-O-R-K-l-N.
I'm sorry, sir.
I don't find
that name registered.
Could you try
a Maya Burson?
B-U-R-S-O-N.
Let me check that
for you, sir.
I'll ring that room
for you now, sir.
Thank you.
Hello?
Hello. This is
room service.
I'm sorry
to bother you...
but we have your order
all ready to go here.
We just needed to know
if you'd like coffee
with that.
Uh...Will, did you
want coffee?
No, just the drinks.
And this is for
room 217.
Um...no.
We're 511, right?
We're 511.
Oh, my gosh.
I must be looking
I'm sorry.
We'll have it right up
to you in just a minute.
Okay, thanks.
Hotel operator.
Room service, please.
One moment, please.
Room service.
This is Jon.
May I take
your order please?
Hello,Jon. This is
Will Yorkin in 511.
We've decided
to go out for lunch.
I was wondering if it's
okay to cancel our order.
No problem.
That was 511, right?
That's right,Jon.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome,
Mr. Yorkin.
Yes?
Nina Yorkin?
Yes.
Hi. I'm Detective
Van Der Zee
of the Evans County
Threat Management Unit.
This is
Detective Outerbridge.
Threat management?
Is Jake all right?
No, no.
Everyone's fine.
We, uh...actually,
we need to speak with
your husband William.
Will's at work.
What's this about?
Do you mind if we
come in for a minute?
No. Sure.
How can I help you,
sir?
Hi. I need a room.
But not too high
a foor.
I'll check, sir.
Yes, we can offer you
Mmm.
Anything on 5?
I'll check, sir.
Will Yorkin's
office.
Duane, this is Nina.
I need to talk to Will
right now.
He's not in, Mrs. Yorkin,
but I can have him return
as soon as he gets back.
Duane, I need you to get him
on the phone immediately.
This is an emergency.
Okay. I'll try him right now.
I'll put you on hold.
No, Duan--
He--He's trying
right now.
Where's your son,
Mrs. Yorkin?
He's at his friend
Eric's house.
It might be a good idea
to have Eric's mother
drive him home now.
Oh, my God.
Mrs. Yorkin?
Yes, Duane.
I called his cell.
There was no answer.
But I left him
a 911 pager.
He should call you
the second he--
Duane, I know
he's f***ing Maya Burson...
and I don't give a sh*t
about that right now.
I just need you to tell me
where he is!
Room service.
Can you just leave it
outside the door,
please?
No, ma'am. I'm afraid
you have to sign for this.
Uh, just a second.
You--
Get on the bed.
Get on
the goddamn bed!
Look, I've got plenty
of cash in my pants
in the wallet
in the bathroom--
Shut up!
Close the drapes.
Close them!
Who told you
to do that?
I closed the drapes.
Did I tell you to wrap
No.
Let me explain
what's going on here.
I tell you to do things,
then you f***ing do them
exactly like I tell you.
I'm gonna tell you this
one time
and one time only.
You get the picture?
Yeah.
Do you understand me?
Yes.
Good.
Now get on the bed.
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