Return to Paradise Page #10
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- Year:
- 1998
- 111 min
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- OK, man.
- OK.
813
01:
20:46,972 -- 01:20:52,215I'm gonna see you in a couple hours,
all right? All right?
814
01:
20:52,436 -- 01:20:55,223Thanks for the tea. I liked that.
815
01:
20:55,439 -- 01:20:59,187See you in a couple of hours.
You'll be cleaned up. It'll be good.
816
01:
21:02,571 -- 01:21:05,441Sheriff.
817
01:
21:05,657 -- 01:21:07,449Yeah?
818
01:
21:09,953 -- 01:21:12,575I knew you'd come back.
819
01:
21:12,789 -- 01:21:15,625Even if you didn't.
820
01:
21:19,630 -- 01:21:21,955Thank you.
821
01:
21:46,114 -- 01:21:49,483So how bad was it?
822
01:
21:52,704 -- 01:21:57,912I don't know. I don't know
how bad it was. It was not good.
823
01:
21:58,126 -- 01:22:00,997What wasn't good, the prison or Lewis?
824
01:
22:01,213 -- 01:22:06,005The prison sucks, for sure. It's dirty,
it's scary, it's third-world.
825
01:
22:06,218 -- 01:22:08,709How's Lewis? Is he sick?
826
01:
22:08,929 -- 01:22:12,298Is he all there mentally?
Is he the same guy we used to know?
827
01:
22:12,516 -- 01:22:14,555I don't think he's lost his mind,
828
01:
22:14,768 -- 01:22:17,686but it's not easy sitting around a cell
waiting to hang.
829
01:
22:17,896 -- 01:22:21,645Yeah. What did he say?
Did he tell you anything?
830
01:
22:21,859 -- 01:22:24,480He just babbled a little bit, Tone.
831
01:
22:24,695 -- 01:22:27,268You know, like,
rambled a little bit, you know?
832
01:
22:27,489 -- 01:22:29,482Like stream-of-consciousness stuff.
833
01:
22:29,700 -- 01:22:33,234God's not in here.
There's no God in here.
834
01:
22:33,453 -- 01:22:36,205The sound's beautiful,
like singing in the shower.
835
01:
22:36,415 -- 01:22:38,787Basically you're saying he lost it.
836
01:
22:39,001 -- 01:22:41,456He's hanging onto anything
he possibly can.
837
01:
22:41,670 -- 01:22:44,457- No one's questioning his courage.
- But his sanity?
838
01:
22:44,673 -- 01:22:48,885You want a way out? Find one.
But Lewis has always talked that way.
839
01:
22:52,014 -- 01:22:56,011How do... What do you mean, always?
840
01:
22:56,226 -- 01:22:59,429You're only his lawyer.
You've known him for two years.
841
01:
23:03,400 -- 01:23:06,81624 years.
842
01:
23:09,531 -- 01:23:13,031- I'm his sister.
- What?
843
01:
23:19,917 -- 01:23:22,372He's my baby brother.
844
01:
23:48,111 -- 01:23:50,567Why didn't you tell me?
845
01:
23:51,615 -- 01:23:54,532I thought you wouldn't trust me,
Sheriff.
846
01:
23:55,869 -- 01:23:59,155I thought you'd think
I'd do anything, that I'd say...
847
01:
23:59,373 -- 01:24:02,327say anything,
that I'd sell you out, that I'd...
848
01:
24:05,212 -- 01:24:08,628I wanted to... I wanted to tell you.
I tried to tell you.
849
01:
24:09,967 -- 01:24:12,422But you didn't tell me.
850
01:
24:13,804 -- 01:24:16,425But you didn't tell me.
851
01:
24:46,879 -- 01:24:48,788Sheriff?
852
01:
24:58,849 -- 01:25:01,055What are we still doing here?
853
01:
25:02,477 -- 01:25:04,600I wish it was that simple, Tony.
854
01:
25:04,813 -- 01:25:07,138I think it's that simple.
855
01:
25:07,357 -- 01:25:10,524I came back here based on
what she told me, OK,
856
01:
25:10,736 -- 01:25:13,606and she gave me her word and she lied.
857
01:
25:15,449 -- 01:25:17,691How are we going to trust her, Sheriff?
858
01:
25:20,913 -- 01:25:25,990She drags us into this nightmare, we
find out it is her personal nightmare.
859
01:
25:26,210 -- 01:25:30,622A woman we don't know from Adam.
I don't know her. You don't know her.
860
01:
25:30,839 -- 01:25:34,255- What?
- I know her.
861
01:
25:35,928 -- 01:25:37,967Like, know her.
862
01:
25:40,516 -- 01:25:42,425Don't even... Don't.
863
01:
25:43,769 -- 01:25:45,975F***.
864
01:
25:46,188 -- 01:25:48,560All right, I'm an a**hole.
865
01:
25:48,774 -- 01:25:54,148No, Tony.
This time I'm the f***ing a**hole.
866
01:
25:54,363 -- 01:25:56,439Why didn't you tell me?
867
01:
25:56,657 -- 01:26:01,153What do I owe you to tell you that? It's
not like it's been going on forever.
868
01:
26:01,370 -- 01:26:04,039- It happened.
- Listen to me...
869
01:
26:04,248 -- 01:26:08,162Don't make it like I'm holding out
on you because I swear to God I'm not.
870
01:
26:08,377 -- 01:26:11,828All right. Listen to me, Sheriff.
871
01:
26:12,047 -- 01:26:17,172This girl will do anything to get you
to do what she needs you to, all right?
872
01:
26:17,386 -- 01:26:19,509That's her brother in there. Her blood.
873
01:
26:19,721 -- 01:26:24,051She'll lie to you, she'll sleep with
you, she'll tell you she loves you.
874
01:
26:24,268 -- 01:26:27,471She'll do anything. She'll get down
on her knees and beg you.
875
01:
26:27,688 -- 01:26:30,179But don't believe it. It's a setup.
876
01:
26:31,400 -- 01:26:34,484If we walk out of here, that boy hangs.
877
01:
26:34,695 -- 01:26:37,696And if we stay maybe we hang.
But if we leave, we live.
878
01:
26:37,906 -- 01:26:41,109That's the one thing
I know for sure right now.
879
01:
26:52,129 -- 01:26:54,418He doesn't have clothes?
880
01:
26:54,631 -- 01:26:58,629Can't you give him a shower
before he turns up in court?
881
01:
27:00,095 -- 01:27:02,882OK. Listen. I...
882
01:
28:16,839 -- 01:28:18,333What can I do for you, sir?
883
01:
28:18,549 -- 01:28:22,498We need two seats on any flight
to New York, as fast as possible.
884
01:
28:40,946 -- 01:28:43,271What, Sheriff? What is it?
885
01:
28:45,284 -- 01:28:47,857I trashed that bike, Tony.
886
01:
28:49,037 -- 01:28:52,038So f***ing what?
Get on the plane, Sheriff.
887
01:
28:52,249 -- 01:28:55,001Do you want to rot
in one of these prisons?
888
01:
28:56,211 -- 01:29:00,161- I'm gonna take my chances, Tony.
- You don't have any chances, Sheriff.
889
01:
29:00,382 -- 01:29:03,169Don't leave your life to fate.
This is stupid.
890
01:
29:04,428 -- 01:29:07,049I don't know, Tony.
891
01:
29:17,691 -- 01:29:20,229You have a safe flight.
892
01:
30:03,820 -- 01:30:07,949- What's he saying?
- He says they returned
893
01:
30:08,158 -- 01:30:10,447but became frightened and may have left.
894
01:
30:10,661 -- 01:30:13,994We request adjournment
till the two can be found.
895
01:
30:19,461 -- 01:30:23,411Um... he's worried about the appearance
of preferential treatment.
896
01:
31:10,470 -- 01:31:12,962Hey, Lew. How are you?
897
01:
31:13,182 -- 01:31:16,182My faith in humanity
is half restored.
898
01:
31:16,393 -- 01:31:21,269In returning voluntarily, you are
to be commended for your courage.
899
01:
31:21,481 -- 01:31:25,100Is there anything you wish to say
to this court, Mr Volgecherev?
900
01:
31:30,365 -- 01:31:32,773Not really, Your Honour.
901
01:
31:32,993 -- 01:31:37,322Just that we were young and stupid,
I guess.
902
01:
31:37,539 -- 01:31:40,576But not evil.
903
01:
31:40,792 -- 01:31:43,959
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