Parker's Anchor Page #4

Synopsis: Krystal Parker discovers she cannot have a child of her own. After her marriage breaks up, she returns to place she was happiest, Fayetteville, Arkansas, and moves in with her best friend. While building her life back up again and giving herself a second chance, she meets an international humanitarian who helps her re-define motherhood and begin the real adventure...
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Marc Hampson
Production: Purpose Pictures
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Year:
2017
110 min
34 Views


there was something wrong.

- No, I already, I talked to Kevin.

He filled me in on everything, so.

- Oh, well good.

- Is the baby okay?

- You know?

- Yeah, yeah, it's super-exciting, right?

For me more than anybody.

I'm sure the baby's fine, though, I mean,

Corinne didn't sound like too concerned or.

- Yeah, it's really great.

- Are you sure you're alright?

- Yeah, just personal stuff.

- Well, you want to talk?

I mean, I am a person, so I think I'd understand, like,

person-al stuff.

- Wow, you really are Kevin's brother.

- [Jared] Yeah, that I am.

- Same stupid sense of humor.

- Wow, stupid, I wouldn't call it stupid.

That's not very nice.

I mean, oh, wait, you're from LA, right?

So when you say stupid, you really mean cool, right?

Like, yo, son, that joke was stupid, oh.

So thank you.

- Yeah, dog, that joke was hella stupid, yo.

- Yeah, see.

- I need to just find out if she's fine.

- Okay, you wait, doctor comes in, I'll go check on her.

- Can you check on her now?

- I'm weighing myself.

Wait.

Sit down.

Pregnant. - You go.

I don't care, go, check on her.

- I'll check on her.

- Okay, yeah. - Yeah.

- [Krystal] Wow, you know me so well.

- [Jared] I do, you're an easy read.

- You bring the real me out.

- Yeah, I do.

This office is stupid.

It is stupid, this is a weird office.

The doctors are wondering what we're talking about.

- I'm so embarrassed (laughs).

(upbeat music)

- I mean, what kind of card says,

I'm sorry you were in a car accident, glad you're okay,

and glad to hear the baby's still safe,

and you're a goober, Kevin.

Which one says that?

Oh, how 'bout this one?

- [Krystal] What does it say?

Siento mucho lo de tu carro pero que bueno

que el bebe, bebe esta bien

What does that say?

- Exactly, see, that's what I'm thinking.

They don't speak Spanish, either, so this can mean

whatever it is they want it to mean,

or what we want it to mean.

- I like it, but if there was an option B,

I'd be very interested.

- Okay, fair enough.

- [Krystal] I'm really sorry about before.

- What before?

- In the waiting room.

I just, I waited my whole life to be pregnant

and start a family.

- Yeah, yeah, I was a little surprised you weren't, uh,

a little happier.

that I am unable to have kids, no little anchor for me.

- Anchor, that's an odd thing to call a kid.

- No, yes, no, it's, um, my dad used to call us

his little anchors, we kept him grounded.

Like the best thing that ever happened to him,

little anchors that kept him from floating adrift.

- That's nice.

- Yeah, well.

- Yeah, you know what I think?

I think you're a little sad.

- It gets better.

My husband found out and left me,

because family is super-important to him,

so he decided that he should leave me.

- What a jerk (growls).

- [Krystal] Yeah, what is that for?

- I don't know, that's a good question, it really is.

For someone you hate, you know?

- Yeah. - It's working, though,

for what I'm trying to do.

- Oh yeah, it's great, good stuff, keep it comin'.

- Um, so to answer your question, that is why I am here,

and I don't know how long I'm here,

and I just realized that I need a new sofa to stay on,

because mine's about to get really crowded with a baby.

I need to find a new couple that has a nice couch

and I don't have any friends here.

Do you live here, do you have friends I could steal?

- You want to steal my friends?

- [Krystal] Yeah.

- That's weird, yeah, unfortunately, I mean,

ever since Kevin and I came from Maine,

I've sort of been here part time,

so I don't really have, like, a buddy to call on.

Actually, you know what?

I could introduce you to some nice women I work with.

They're a sweet bunch.

- I could use a bunch like that.

- Oh, well, good, we'll get you a bunch like that,

a whole bunch of 'em.

You know what we should do, though?

We should get a bunch of those balloons.

- Yes, we can put it in or on their car

to distract from the damage?

- I like that thinking. - Yeah.

- That is great thinking.

- I know, proactive here.

- So no cards except for this one,

because this one, we are gonna send to that jerk in LA.

- Seriously, what card section is this?

- [Jared] Wow.

- [Krystal] Seriously.

- Think he overreacted a little bit because of the baby?

- Their poor kid.

- Yeah.

Hey, kid, you want some balloons?

and I don't really love chocolate, so if you love chocolate,

I'd love for you to have these.

- [Kid] I love chocolate, thank you!

- [Jared] Absolutely, good, yeah, have a great day.

- [Kid] Thank you so much.

(upbeat music)

- [Krystal] What else do you know about him?

- [Corinne] Nothing except his name is Clinton.

- Wait, who are we talking about?

- My mom's new boyfriend.

- His name is Clinton, how old is he?

- I don't know, 50s, 60s, 70s, I don't know.

He's my mom's age.

- You sure, 'cause Clinton's like an old person's name.

- [Krystal] Are you telling me

that everybody named Clinton is old?

- [Jared] Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying.

Clintons were babies? - What are they doing?

- [Jared] They get their names changed.

- [Kevin] They're here.

- [Jared] When they're 65.

- [Laurie] Mommy's here!

Thanks, be careful.

- [Clinton] Hey.

- [Jared] You got it all, you got it?

Oh, hey, anything else?

- [Clinton] No, I'm good to go.

- [Jared] I'll grab those.

- [Laurie] Thank you, darling.

- [Jared] I'll get your jacket.

- I'm fine.

- No, no, I got it, come on. - No, no.

- [Jared] It's Clinton, right?

- [Clinton] Yeah, yeah, it is.

- [Jared] Cool, nice to meet ya.

- I generally go by my middle name, Seth.

It helps me to not feel like such an old guy.

- Oh, come on, Clinton doesn't sound old.

Well, Clinton's much cooler than Chet, yeah?

- No, it's Seth.

- Yeah, Chet.

- Seth, like, in the Bible.

- Oh, yeah, yeah, Chet, that's what I said.

- You know, let's just go with Clinton.

- Cool, let's do it with Clinton.

Let's get Clint a beverage, please.

- [Clinton] Yeah, that would be nice.

- So, Laurie, how did you and Clint meet?

- Oh, at that cruise I went on last month.

- [Kevin] Oh, that's nice, see, I've never been on a cruise,

but I've always wanted to.

You recommend 'em?

- Yes, yes, I do.

- We've just been reading about all the bad things

that have been happening on cruises,

so makes me a little nervous.

- Well, I've been on a lot of cruises,

and I haven't had any problems yet.

- You're a fan of ye old cruise, huh?

- Actually, um, I work for them.

- Oh, what do you do? - That's cool.

- I'm a dancer.

- [Kevin] You're, I'm sorry, you're a dancer on the ship?

- Yeah, you know, like,

nightly entertainment for the guests?

- [Krystal] Mm.

- So you're like a dancer, like,

like with the whole fancy outfit and everything?

- (laughs) Well, most nights, the attire is pretty nice,

but there are those nights when things are casual, you know.

- Mom, is this for real?

- Yeah, he's an amazing dancer.

- Oh, I couldn't take my eyes off of him,

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