The Dead Girl Page #5

Synopsis: In Los Angeles, a story about a dead girl, told in five chapters. A woman, miserable in her circumscribed life caring for her domineering mother, finds a body. Somehow, this discovery allows her to change. At the morgue, the sister of a girl missing for 15 years believes the body is that of her sister; this liberates her. An older woman, married to a man who pays her little attention, finds evidence in a storage unit; how will she handle it? The mother of the dead girl, who left home some years before, visits the last place her daughter lived and makes her own discoveries. Last, we flash back to the victim's final day.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Karen Moncrieff
Production: Peace Arch
  2 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.7
Metacritic:
65
R
Year:
2006
85 min
1,142 Views


I'm gonna f***ing

kill that motherf***er.

No, you can't,

stay with me.

No, I can't, baby,

I gotta go.

I gotta drop

something off

for my kid.

I said I gotta go!

Look, when I get back,

I'll f*** you, okay? Okay?

I'll make you

feel good, okay?

You're so f***ed up.

F*** this.

What the f***--?

F*** you,

f*** it, Tommy!

Get up!

Get the f*** up!

Get the f*** up!

Let go of me!

Sometimes I think

you b*tches like

this sh*t.

F*** you,

motherf***er!!

[groans]

F***er! If you

touch her again,

I'll f***ing kill you!

Do you hear me?

I will f***ing kill you.

What the f***

are you f***ing c*nts

looking at?

Get out of

my f***ing face!

[shout]

(Krista)

Motherfuckers!

Sh*t.

(Krista)

I'm not gonna let anyone

hurt you again.

You believe me,

right, baby?

(black hooker)

Mm-hm.

We're gonna get

out of here.

Where are we

gonna go?

I don't know,

some place where

there's trees and sky,

and you can breathe

the f***ing air.

Someplace that's

not so f***ed up.

We're gonna get

my kid tomorrow

and we're gonna go, okay?

Hello?

Are you there?

Krista, I gotta go

back to bed, okay?

Are you mad at me?

Don't be mad at me

because I f***ing

love you.

Do you love me?

Hmm?

Baby, can you just

tell me you love me?

I really need

to hear it.

I gotta go

back to bed.

Whatever.

Um,

I gotta go.

I gotta go.

F***er!

F***er.

F***er.

Do you know if

they got a FedEx

around here?

I don't know.

Even if they did,

it would be closed.

Sh*t.

Hey, do you think

you could give me

a ride to Norwalk?

Where?

Norwalk.

I don't think

that's too far from here.

Is that where

you live?

My daughter

lives there.

Tomorrow's her birthday.

Actually, it's already today.

She was born at 12: 13

in the morning.

This,

this was supposed

to be for her but, um,

I kinda f***ed it up.

I have to make a stop.

But then I could

probably take you

to Norwalk.

Really?

God!

This is so cool!

Great, I could be there

when she wakes up.

I could bring her

chocolate chip pancakes.

Having your own kid,

is a pretty amazing thing.

You know,

her father was

a real f***ing a**hole.

The whole time

she was in me

I was afraid

she would come

out looking like him but,

she didn't.

She looked

just like me.

A whole lot prettier.

You are my sunshine

My only sunshine

You make me happy

When skies are gray

You'll never know, dear

How much I love you

Please don't take

My sunshine away

[sad music]

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Karen Moncrieff

Karen Moncrieff (born December 20, 1963 in Sacramento, California), is an American actress, director and screenwriter. Her directorial debut was Blue Car.Her directing credits are in both television and features and she acted in the soap operas Passions, Days of Our Lives and Santa Barbara. In 1985, she was crowned Miss Illinois and competed in the Miss America 1986 pageant. Karen graduated from Rochester Adams High School in 1982, the same high school Madonna attended. more…

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