Quarries
- Year:
- 2016
- 83 min
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Looking at myself,
getting my angles and stuff.
What are you doing?
I'm taking mad selfies,
bro, taking mad selfies.
I think you've got a problem.
I've never seen someone
take so many selfies before.
Dude, have you ever
seen my following before?
It is insane.
- No, I haven't.
I have... well,
it's not insane.
I have a huge gay following.
It is.
I want to make them happy so...
Is that why you're
wearing the pink pants?
- Coral pants.
- Coral?
Coral pants.
Yeah, whatever you say, man.
Look, uh, you could be taking
dick pictures for all I care.
Just, uh, make sure
you're tagging the trees.
Dude, I am tagging the
sh*t out of these trees.
Look.
Look.
Nice.
- Both sides?
- Yeah.
- Really?
- I haven't been.
I completely forgot.
It was just one of these things.
I... I tagged...
You begged me to come out here.
I completely forgot.
I know.
It's only two simple jobs.
Yeah, they were not... they
weren't all that simple.
Tag the trees and check the GPS?
And I've been doing that
all the time, I swear to god.
Let me see here.
I mean, dude, constantly...
Let me see that, man.
Sorry.
We've only got three miles
left to the site, anyways.
Let's just keep moving
before it gets dark.
Sure.
Dude.
This looks like a
good a landmark as any.
Tagged, bro.
Dude, I am so tired.
Dude, imagine living out here.
It's beautiful, right?
No, it sucks ass.
I hate it.
I hate this place.
What is the most f***ed
up place you've ever shot?
Abandoned subway
station in New York,
the place just felt like it
was coming down on top of you.
And there was a ton
of homeless people
in there, stirring sh*t around.
- Homeless people?
Dude, I hate homeless people.
You probably don't even
know how to sh*t in the woods,
do you?
I have no idea how
to sh*t in the woods.
I've never been here before.
All right.
On the
north side of the canyon...
Nervous?
The smoke is just
smothering the mountains there.
It's like a, uh...
Jesus, I hope this
doesn't impact the trip.
A really bad version of the air
we saw in the Sacramento...
Can you turn that off?
Did you break in your boots?
Yeah, I'll be fine.
You're gonna get
blisters if you didn't.
I know.
Just... just tell them
you were late because of me.
Tell them we got a flat.
No, I'm not gonna lie.
Just can't stand that
fresh air, can you?
Relax.
It'll be my last
one for a while.
What if they turn you
away for being late?
They won't.
They won't.
Well, um, you'll
come stay with me
and Bridget when you get back.
Thank you.
But you've got to
promise me one thing.
You don't ever talk to that
piece of sh*t, ever again.
You cut him out, for good.
I know.
OK.
This is gonna make you regret
smoking all those butts.
I got it.
It's all right.
It's all right.
Jesus.
You want me to hang
around for a minute?
No.
It's, uh... I'll be fine.
I'll be fine.
It's gonna be OK.
I think this is gonna be
really good for you, Kat.
I love you.
Just take some time.
F***ing thing.
This is a very aggressive fire.
What's so striking
to me... and I've
been through over quite a
few fires this summer... uh,
is how expansive the...
The burning areas are.
It's not like one
concentrated area.
It is really spread out
up and down the canyon.
Uh, we could see some
spotting going on.
How can they call
this a touch screen?
Do you want new
school, or old school?
Old school.
Tough, you're gonna get both.
All right, just put
a pin in the GPS.
Hello.
Solar charger will
take it from there, OK?
You know I have no idea
what that means, right?
That's encouraging.
Um, what's the verdict?
Uh, the closure has put us
about 100 miles off course.
It has now
grown to 15 square miles.
It's threatening
about 2,500 structures
and forced one local school
district to cancel classes.
A forest fire broke
out late last night...
So we go north.
Yeah, or we could postpone.
The checks have been cashed, and
schedules have been cleared.
And we have those permits.
So I was thinking that, um, if
you drop us right around here,
then we can travel around
these ridges, which
will put us up on the trail, and
end up at our destination here.
You OK going somewhere
you haven't gone before?
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, we'll
get to our destination.
And we won't compromise
too many miles.
Um, I guess, just let the others
know then because they're
gonna love surprises.
We don't have a choice, do we?
Right.
I'll get that.
Found our sixth member.
Hi.
I'm, um, I'm Kat.
Yeah, I know who you are.
You're late.
Is there a reason?
Yeah, my... my
brother drove me.
We ended up getting
this flat tire.
Then there was no
cell phone service.
Which tire?
The left one...
The front, left one.
Right, and he
left, your brother?
Mhm.
So now I'm...
I'm stuck with you.
I'm really sorry.
Right.
Let's meet everyone else.
So basically, uh, everyone
else has been staying
down at the lower cabin.
Uh, is there any chance
I could get a shower in?
Doubtful, we've
spent the last two days
learning to get
to know each other
and how to survive
in the wilderness.
So you, my friend, are going
to have your work cut out
for you for the next few days.
Um, you do realize
that your toes
are going to be in hiking boots
for the next two weeks, right?
Yeah, I know.
OK, this is Katharine.
Hi.
Hi.
You can just call me Kat.
Hey, do we have any bags
or containers or anything?
I made breakfast for everyone.
Wait.
We made breakfast.
Is there butter?
It's not my fault that
the toaster is ancient.
I thought I told you not
to look at the setting.
Well, I... whatever.
Hey, guys, ladies,
ladies, this is Katherine.
She's new to the group.
Be nice.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- How you doing?
- OK.
- Cool, yeah.
- We have to hurry up.
Now that she's here, we're
gonna have to leave soon.
Well, I will.
I had to shower.
Yeah, you had to shower.
Oh, where did you find that?
Closet.
You know you cannot
take that with you, right?
Yeah, but what if
I run into, like,
a f***ing bear or something?
Well, you definitely
wouldn't use that.
I think I could.
Um, we're leaving.
When?
Now, soon, pack your sh*t.
And, uh, don't forget to take
the sheets off the bed, OK?
Who's the punching bag?
Wren, seriously.
Hi.
Bags are already by the
van because I'm that good.
You're awesome.
Joy, Joy, Joy, hey.
Can I talk to you for a minute?
Sure.
Wren went through my sh*t again.
How do you know it was Wren?
I mean, she... she
rearranged everything,
but she didn't take anything.
- Uh-huh.
Are you gonna do
something about it?
OK, how about this?
Why don't you just
be the bigger person?
Breathe in, good.
We have to go.
Who's that?
Kat.
Hey.
Hi.
Joy, Katherine, Katherine, Joy.
All right, people,
five minutes, I
suggest if you want to take a
shower, that you do so ASAP.
OK.
Um, can you tell me
where the bathroom is?
That way.
I'll be right out.
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