Sound of My Voice
PETER:
This is it.
LORNA:
Pull into the driveway.
Use the remote to open the garage.
Do not exit the vehicle.
Close the garage door behind you.
[GARAGE DOOR CLOSING]
Wait for further instructions."
[DOOR OPENS]
TIMOTHY:
Follow me.
Be thorough with the soap.
OBAMA [ON TV]:
Eleven workers lost their lives.
Seventeen others were injured.
And soon,
nearly a mile beneath the surface...
TIMOTHY:
Stand....of the ocean, oil began...
...spewing into the water.
Your records?
Because there's never been a leak...
TIMOTHY:
Hold on to that....this size at this depth...
...stopping it has tested the limits
of human technology.
That's why just after the rig sank,
I assembled a team...
...of our nation's best scientists
and engineers to tackle this challenge...
Step up. Watch your head.
Step up. Watch your head.
[KEYS JINGLE]
Let me see your hand.
Finally, Peter.
Welcome.
Let's gather round. Take a seat.
First I'd like to say
welcome to our new members.
As is our custom, they have been
preparing on the outside for some time...
...but now we feel
they are ready to graduate...
...and to join us.
So let me introduce Peter
and his girlfriend, Lorna.
And this is Christine and her husband, Lam.
Now, let me say a word to you new folk.
No sudden movements.
And no questions for tonight.
The first night is always the most difficult.
But as our other members here can attest...
...an unforgettable experience.
Okay.
Maggie.
[MEDICAL EQUIPMENT WHIRRING]
Hi.
It's nice to see new faces.
Thank you all for taking the precautions
to come here.
It shows you have a great deal of faith.
Now let me return that trust...
...in telling you my story.
Like anything new...
...it will be impossible
for your mind to digest.
Maybe close your eyes.
Try Opening up. Here.
Try listening from your heart.
Two years ago, I woke up underwater.
It was a bathtub,
filled about three-quarters high.
I was gasping for breath.
Coughing up...
...snorting out this water.
[GASPING]
I felt this...
...terrible sense of loss.
Like when you wake up from dreaming
about someone you love so much.
And you turn around in bed and remember...
...that they've been dead for years.
What was I doing in that motel room?
[CLATTERING]
I remembered my name, my birthday.
October 31st.
[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
Nothing else.
I ended up out on the streets.
As people with no ID...
...no money...
...no memories do.
I felt really lonely.
And exhausted all the time.
At that time, my legs and my right arm
would fall asleep.
Like in meditation, you know, but for hours.
And I couldn't wake them up.
They were strangers to me.
And I couldn't remember anything.
But I still had to wake up every day,
still had to keep going.
I had no idea who I was
or what I was doing here.
And that's when Klaus found me.
He had heard about me from others.
Had heard of my tattoos.
[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]
And he took me in.
And he fed me.
And he gave me vitamins.
In about three or four weeks...
...I started to remember things.
Many terrible things.
Violent images.
I was so angry.
I thought I'd lost my mind.
And then Klaus explained it to me.
My tattoos. This failing body.
The things I'd remembered.
What it all meant.
Open your eyes.
I wanna show you something.
You see, the anchor is the sign of a traveler.
And the number 54
refers to where I come from.
You see, I come from 54.
Your future.
Did we get anything?
Nothing. Static.
We didn't get a single frame?
We went out of range.
Damn it.
What's the matter?
Nothing.
You're, like, shaking.
I'm not shaking, Peter. I'm a little racy.
It's just a bunch of crap, Lorna.
Yeah, I know.
They're weak
and they're looking for meaning.
Yeah.
You know, those people are suckers.
That's it.
But what if she is?
What? From the future?
Uh, no one is from the future, Lorna.
[CHUCKLES]
Well, then who is she?
She's a con artist. She's dangerous.
That's why we gotta make this film.
We have to expose her before
she has all those people kill themselves.
I've gotta take a leak.
[LORNA CHUCKLES]
Are you okay?
You don't wanna come with me'?
[INHALER SPRAYS]
[EXHALES]
NARRATOR:
Peter Aitken likes math, reason, himself.
Things he can count on.
When Peter was 12,
his mother was diagnosed with cancer.
A longtime member of a New Age cult...
...she believed that modern medicine
shouldn't intervene in her fate.
She died on the eve of Peter's birthday,
while they were both asleep.
Peter awoke 13 and motherless.
[PETER PANTING]
We began by preparing on the outside...
...meeting at weekly intervals...
...at the West Court shopping strip mall...
...with 20 other new recruits
that were eventually weeded down.
Couldn't tell the exact location
of the house.
By my count, we were in the van
for approximately 20 minutes...
...but it's possible that they were giving us
the runaround, so...
He)'
He)'
To see her is to believe her.
But of course, that's how these cons work.
Even if the new recruits doubt her story,
they'll be back for more.
[PETER CHUCKLES]
I'm trying to work. Please?
Maggie says
that the future is already written...
...and that her members
are the chosen ones.
Good morning, everybody.
Uh, Miss Parker had her baby,
so she will be out for a couple months.
And that means
you guys are stuck with me, Mr. Aitken.
So, what will it be, ladies?
We have the American Civil War
or the anatomy of a cell?
[ALARM CLOCK BEEPING]
PETER:
Lorna?
[MOANS]
Lorna.
PETER:
Lorna.What?
NARRATOR:
Lorna Michaelson.
Daughter of Hollywood producer
Isaac Michaelson...
...and Allie Bernard,
the British model turned actress.
Lorna was left to an unchaperoned
adolescence of movie premieres...
...and club openings.
Lorna had her first hangover at 12,
her first intervention at 16.
By 23 she was burnt out,
tired of playing entourage.
wheatgrass shots.
But in the end, it was one addiction
traded for another.
PETER:
Lorna.
[LORNA GROANS]
Watch your head.
[SITAR MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKER]
KLAUS:
Shake it out. Shake it out now.
You are fools.
Your muscles are tight
with repressed feelings.
Who you were before is irrelevant.
Let go of you, become the group.
I have to exhaust you people...
...to get you to stop thinking
and start breathing.
[BREATHES DEEPLY]
[ALL BREATHING DEEPLY]
JOANNE:
Don't be worried.
Maggie's tests will get harder.
But if you pass,
then you're meant to be with us.
Then you will be ready when it begins.
This is where we grow Maggie's food.
Go on, pick one.
MEL:
Okay.
Are you good?
Yeah, fine. Do it.
She's allergic to absolutely everything
in this time period.
You can eat these?
Of course you can, kiddo. Heh.
It's the grocery store
you've gotta be wary of.
Produce grown by
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